Among Us As Humans Novels & Stories

I got out of bed, checked my phone for updates on any issues. "Relax", Jordan said. " You have missed a lot. Let me catch you up", he said before coming over to me and touching my head. The events of the last few days played in my head as if I was there myself. I looked over to Damien, who was awake now and was watching Ember. Proudness swelled in my chest. I too looked at Ember. A human goddess. Really? I knew she was not a simple human. No simple human would have gotten mated to the four of us, but I never imagined in life she would be a human goddess. Hell, I had no idea they even existed. I remember biting into her and seeing the gold liquid come out. It took Seth and I by surprise, but

she asked. “Well we are here for your welcome back gathering. There are a lot of places in Nevada where we, I mean, people like us hang out. And now that you are legal you gotta get your own pad, away from your own this worldly parents,” said Rook and Aithusa nodded. It made sense. Not that she had been very close to them any way and her erstwhile human mother was or had been busy in her own work all the time which gave them little time to bond. Human relationships in their terms were only useful when they could be cashed out. Other than that it was just nothing more than keeping up the ruse that they were a part of the world which belonged to God’s most precious creatures. Human beings.

It feels so good. The emptiness I was feeling subside as I spend my time with them. I forgot all the burdens I'm carrying, the pressures, the loneliness, and everything that made my heart and body so heavy. I felt so alive. And I think, people should try talking with them. God created us and sees us fairly. Our statuses are just the only thing that makes us high and mighty. But we must never forget that we are still humans. And humans should work together if they want a better environment.

Amber mumbles after giving me a slight shrug, and I nod. "We are safe. We are hours from the airstrip we used, and humans know this pack as a group of ingenious people who don't like outsiders. The only thing that might give us away is how we look. But they would have to get close first...Oh, I almost forgot. Two humans are mates to two males here. My theory is looking correct," I say, trying to think of every single positive thing I can tell her. "Was one Dany," she asks curiously, and I shake my head.

They are humans too. Till the next adios

Dealing with the silliest of mundane things was a task I was not ready for. I still remember how two years ago. The Angels, after reaching an agreement with the rest of us, introduced us officially to the human world. I was not so happy about it, but everyone was ready to be out in the open. Just like when the Angels themselves came out, there were many humans protesting our presence and our existence among them. It was not easy, and we still have plenty of humans who hate us and have gathered together in exclusive neighborhoods just to avoid us.

finally called him, he stepped forward and took hold of the microphone. "Good evening, everyone. Congratulations to those who have found their mates," he addressed the crowd, looking around the hall. "If you aren't already aware, it's time you became aware. Humans are part of our existence, as are other creatures you may contemplate. Yes, that is the truth, and I won't hide it from you. We should not be at war with humans. They are not our enemies,

He is finally convinced that he wanted to track down the very cause of this—not knowing strange things is roaming around them. In this world where present is unsure and the future is definitely out of our grasp, what could be our greatest weapon against the forces that would try to destroy us humans? Humans has that kind of a peculiar warmth—the affection and love for others. The spirit of sympathy and a high-level understanding which no computer-brained robot could magnify. And so, humanoids tend to work alone from each other. They are barely in teams or groups, unless they are instructed under one governance. That’s one of their weaknesses—fortunately the very thing that humans are solid a

“My point is only that those humans knew what it meant to remain true to their brothers and sisters. Humans don’t refer to themselves as a ‘pack,’ but surely a ’community’ is much the same thing? “If we are to make a better world for our children, a world in which there are no more Abrigan Mines, no more trafficking or sacrificing of sentient beings, a place where we all know peace and prosperity, humans and wolves need to recognize we are all a pack, all a community of people.” I smiled again. “Thank you for letting me speak here today.” My applause was mixed, some enthusiastic and some perfunctory. I saw a few glares out in the audience as well.

Yet, the fact remained: we were dealing with 500 million humans. With 500 million brains and personalities, each was unique. Some were kind, some were really evil. Anything was possible with this many people living together. "Let's take over this dome," a man declared to his group of 20 people. "What about the sphere?" another inquired. "I've discovered that the sphere will freeze us if we try to harm others, but it can't harm us if we attack the sphere directly," he explained with a cunning smile. "Let me show you."