Among Us As Humans Novels & Stories

“The Humans? he repeated slowly, his voice low, careful. “Yes,” she said firmly. “The Humans. I’ve scheduled a meeting with their representatives. They’re leaders in agriculture, and their expertise could be exactly what we need to turn things around for us. Our neighboring packs can only offer so much—we need more. They need more. We need them, you know this—we’ve talked about this before.”

"Nicho." "Yeah?" I look at Trixie, who is giving me a strange look. Why does she have the look Mom used to have when she was about to explain something? "You know, in case you forgot, that girl is human. So it's normal for something alive to be confusing because they have hearts." "Yes, but that—" "And before you judge her, did you ever think that you yourself might have confused her with your attitude?" "My attitude?" I frown when I hear Trixie's answer. Since when have I confused her?

I explained. "Ah, I don't know… don't expect anything, it's obvious that Aunt Eve and our Mother Lilith will never coincide with each other," Ingrid finally lashes out. "That's…." I said but eventually let it go. Years had passed by and we learned that humans are complicated creatures. I immediately noticed how different they are from us in many ways. They are fragile to the point of disbelief yet they are capable of easily adapting to new situations. Despite the fact that their lives had been dramatically short, they manage to demonstrate resilience in the face of adversity.

"Many of us who come back from wars after seeing bloodshed, develop the urge to consume flesh. I just wanted to know if you have as well." "What would happen if the humans found out?" "Don't worry, they haven't figured it out yet. In fact, a group of us go out once a week and kill a human to satisfy our hunger. I think you should join us. It's not good to bottle up the hunger that you have. I've seen what happens to us when you do. A soldier in our division went insane, he went off by himself to fight the enemy, that's the last time we saw him."

GUSEV’S POV I’m dead but I’m still alive. I watched the humans start from scratch, building their community, their civilizations, fighting over land and territories, and ending up destroying their innovation. They were known as the smartest and most superior creatures among all, but watching them fail as a human amuses me of how ironic the truth is. Up till now, they don’t know our existence. Werewolves, vampires, and it's best that it’ll stay that way.

He passionately spoke about the symbiotic relationship between werewolves and humans, highlighting the significance of understanding this new threat for the safety and well-being of all. The audience, spanning elders with lifetimes of experience, valiant warriors seasoned in countless battles, and younger members with their lives ahead of them, hung on to every word. Their rapt attention was evident. The human world, though distinct from theirs, was intertwined with many of their lives. Many among them had formed bonds, friendships, or even fleeting interactions with humans, making the threat feel closer to home. The very idea of a faceless, intangible enemy posed a unique challenge, one tha

For quite a while he shook his head to the puzzled werehorse Anito. Meeting the other's quizzical gaze, he calmly replied, "Well, you're wrong that humans are all the same in spirit for amongst our ranks, there are good and bad ones. We don't possess the same traits as one could be talented in this, the other in that, one could be prone to evil, the other a really saintly one." "I mean, in essence. I think you know what I mean."

"How come you all know every person of your species?" "Unlike most of you guys who have 7 billion people existing, there's only 30 of us. That's the thing I like about humans, even though they have short life-spans they have a happy life surrounded by the ones they love." He began explaining in more detail about where he lived and how he lost his spiritual power.

So did Aiden “Look here human, sharks aren't killing machines. That was just some stupid shit that your species made up to justify killing these poor animals. Jake pulled his hand out of the water and looked at the man that had been glaring at him . Jake decided to drop it and walk into the living room where he noticed there were two wolves. One looked thirty and he had a couple scars on his arm, he was dressed in the same red camo pants as Aiden and the same black combats and tee-shirt. The same military semi buzzed cut hair and the same eyes. You could tell that they were father in son no matter age they were. The other man was harder to pinpoint. He looked about 18 the same age as Connor

"Come on Luka you said we would talk. That's one of the reasons I came back, remember....?" He tensed. I hit the nail right on the head. Good. "How much did Ashley tell you?" He asked after a while, seeming more serious. "She just kinda introduced me to it I guess. Only that you guys live together and away from humans. She told me about rogues and mates" I noticed that he tensed up when I said mates. He was quiet for a while, then he started. "We've been around for a very long time, and we've managed to keep our existence a secret or very down low. The few humans who find out are either forced to keep quiet and form some sort of alliance, or they are killed."