Among Us As Humans Novels & Stories

“This is our chance to find a cure. If one was infected, there’s a possibility that our people might get the virus too” “Those fucking humans!” To be continued…!

Even the greed that was already engraved to the humans’ bones can hardly be changed. Because if you are not having these traits, can you still be called a human? Or if you don’t have these traits, can you be called an Angel coming from heaven if there is really any? If there is, then they might have no importance and significance judging by how their world had an unfair rules. Systems, Sotiras, Heroes, Monsters, Humans, Animals. They are almost was last in the food chain. But then, if they pushed aside their arrogance first and was thinking for their safety first, would they still be at this situation?

Basically, humans were safe as long as they don't provoke their anger. Humans were the most unpredictable race among the others. The number of their population and intelligence made up for the weak body. Humans, with the vast population, had developed human technology. Human countries had developed significantly within the past centuries. No matter what race one was, if they were caught in a huge explosion, they would undoubtedly die.

"We're hiding behind a bloody wall. Humans sat at the f*cking same table as us. They think we're all the same." "We're all the same. We're f*cking all the same" "Not to me" "Then you can leave," I growled, lifting myself from above him and going back to my desk. " You're the only idiot who'd ever think to hear his canines at me and lives. You're still as reckless as ever. Humans might have been our prey once upon a time, but now they're the predators, and both of us, the rest of us need to band together to survive".

“Of course. What’s on your mind?” The man looked between both of us, then the others, and hesitated briefly before clearing his throat. “We’re… We’re worried,” he admitted. “Now that humans know about us, we don’t feel safe anymore. What if they come here? What if they try to hurt us?”

"No. We don't eat humans. We are healers." "They eat us more than humans." Sir Vitto calmed the crowd, but not my heart.

There was nothing but disappointment in their eyes. And I know exactly how it felt. This is the moment we've been preparing and waiting for, for the last months. The final battle had come to us and we must take care of this in a careful way. We can't attract too much attention from the humans, because if they do, no matter how powerful we can get, they would outnumber us and might even defeat us with their huge machines. Our kinds need to be hidden and protected, discreetly blending with the humans to protect ourselves. But not everything can be worked out that way.

Why then must humans be made to pay for it, why must humans always be made scapegoats among werewolves? “Sure. There is little difference between rogues and humans. They all lack loyalty, and can never function in packs” Samantha pointed out, and when Emily made no response, she went on. “That is why humans can leave their countries and become citizens of another. Some are even citizens of more than two countries. So tell me, who do they support should a war break out between their countries?” she asked. “Hmm... I guess... uh...” Emily could not find the right response to her question.

I just wanted to know. “It’s funny how you ask questions. First of all, this is our permanent home. Secondly, we do go for runs but mostly during the full moon. Thirdly, every place has rules governing them and we have them here too. Lastly, pack life is similar to how humans live just that we care about each other’s whereabouts.” He might not have meant it but he just shaded the human race. Well, unless they are family, and most families don’t even check on their family members or care about them unless it benefits them. For instance my sister.

I enquired. “The fifth evolver is the humans. The human scientists are right, they evolved on Earth, they are not migrants. Of course there are no Expatriate planets with Earth’s origin.” That makes sense considering the humans still doesn’t know the existence of others. I always wanted to ask this question. “Are humans the only one, who doesn’t know all these?” I asked little annoyed by the idea. It’s not fair, it will make them vulnerable. The thought surprised me. It’s really strange to not include me in the human category.