Book About Humanity Novels & Stories

It felt as if he was frustrated and annoyed, but he was controlling himself. “Listen,” he began, after exhaling deeply like a frustrated snake. “Let me tell you something, there are some things in this world, these things belong to neither werewolves nor humans,” he said, his eyes still and his expression as calm and composed as ever. I looked at him, my mind solemn and my brain attentive, I was focused as hell. “Now, these things I’m talking about, they’re older than systems, older than law, older than even the history of conflict and war itself.”

Carl grabbed a tissue and wiped the crumbs from her mouth: "Not everyone could please the heavens." Amelia guessed, "You mean, it was no use for him to do this, the heavens wouldn't let him use their power." Carl's eyes suddenly got a lot darker: "It was useful. You know, in the long course of history, the only thing that could destroy humanity was humanity itself. People's hearts were never satisfied. What would come out by then, the records didn't say." Amelia always felt like there was some other meaning behind what he said. She didn't even get a chance to ask more questions, and Old Dominion University was already there.

“I think you are blind to reality. You love humans and they can do no wrong in your eyes.” “I never said that.” He lets me go and crosses his arms over his chest, locking me out completely. I can even feel a wall go up, blanking out his emotions. “Every creature that can imagine has the capacity for cruelty. Humans are no exception.” “Ah, so they are no better than wolves,” I say, triumphant at my small, moral victory. “They are. Humans were like this, cruel, ruling with fear and pain and suffering, and one day, they decided… Let's cure illness, let's feed the poor, let us give people homes, heat in the winter and cool air in the summer.”

“I don’t know. Curiosity could make it reasonable. Or it could make it more dangerous. Hard to tell.” “What kind of questions does it ask?” Alina pressed. “About people. About why we live. Why we build. Why we love and hate and fight.” Thea’s silver eyes glowed faintly. “It’s trying to understand humanity through us. Learn what makes us different from hunger.” “And what do you tell it?” “The truth. That we’re complicated. Contradictory. That we want things that hurt us. That we love things that destroy us. That we’re beautiful and terrible simultaneously.”

The bookstore was more crowded than usual. A new controversial book had been published on the war between the three humanity derived races and it had crashed the internet, so people were coming in by the droves to pick up hard copies. It was said that it was actually being denounced by the leaders of the vampires, werewolves, and humans, so it made one wonder how it got published in the first place. It also made it that much more desirable.

Jennifer POV I arrive at the city in one hour and the journey was one of a kind, the man was so scared for his life and he could only think of a way of killing me, I had barely gotten out of the car when he started driving away, almost knocking me down, I could hear him shouting all kinds of words at me, he was such a coward but he was of great help anyway. The city looked okay I guess, I stand next to the famous statue of unity and couldn’t believe I was here, I start walking around just to have a glance at everything and I come to a shop I st when I see the news on the TV. About everything that happened with the creature in town and it was so shocking. “Seems so scary man” I say to the guy

As the Scriptures say, woe unto earth for the Devil has come. I say, woe unto earth for nothing can stop this. I walked out of there, far more powerful than any being on earth. I was immortal, unstoppable. I was The Human Void. Watching the news early the next day, there was a big gas explosion that claimed hundreds of lives. No one knew how it started or why, but it was a tragic event indeed. Another news, there was a bar, where one man walked in and shot every single person including himself. On another news, a very prominent man of power brokered a deal with one of the biggest organizations in the world, and purchased a nuclear weapon. A weapon of mass destruction. On another news, the pr

Doris rebuked furiously, “Edmund Whittaker! You’re a beast!” Edmund responded with a smile, “I’m flattered. My old man has always taught me that humans have to be animalistic like a beast!” “He likes a quote that he read from one of your country’s science fiction authors that said: for humans, losing humanity will cost a lot, but losing their bestiality will lose everything!” “The reason why human beings can survive in such a cruel society and climb to the top of the food chain is because of our bestiality!” “Are cows and lambs cute? Of course, they are, but humans slaughter them for their meat to fill our stomachs!”

Hansen said quietly, finishing down the stairs. “And what do you think, dear doctor? Isn’t it a pretty room?” “What is this?” Hansen asked as he got close to where Richmond was. "A kind cult society or secrets like the Illuminati or something?” “We are so much more than that, Dr. Hansen! We are the future of humanity! Hansen snickered. Richmond wiped his face from the solemn expression with which he had spoken thus far, getting a little annoyed. "I understand your mockery, Dr. Hansen. For centuries, people like us have found people like you, lacking a vision of the world and a little concerned about the direction humanity has taken.

Dr. Smith and the good humanoids had the chance to meet. This is the birth of a new beginning, a new world will arise. The people have lived their life with the bad humanoids ruling the system. Since then, the earth was never what it was before. Devastation and turmoil overwhelmed every city. People have died out of the disease caused by the humanoids’ greediness to overpower humans. Humanoids made a giant change to life on earth. The people are hungry for heroes that could save them.