Cruel Humanity Novels & Stories

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!”

In sadistic and humorous pleasure, I snickered in disgust. How can they call it a crime against humanity when all of my victims died peacefully in my arms? How can they call it atrocious conduct when I just saved them and redeemed the souls of all my victims? And how come they described me as a repulsive monster who only wants nothing but to promote justice and create balance by eliminating all the good people living in this pitch-black society?

I took a sip from my bottle and waited for him to continue. "Their only mistake was that they didn't set rules for their children. The hybrids actually converted earth into a piece of hell. All creatures, even humans were forced to bow down in front of the hybrids. They were in charge. But they were doing everything Lucifer wanted them to do. Lucifer wanted to degrade humans. So the humans were slaves for the hybrids. The hybrids crossed all the limits of brutality and ruthlessness. They showed no mercy on any creatures. Especially humans. They made human regret every single breathe they took." He added and I covered my mouth with my palm. I couldn't imagine the dark times like that. This sm

She had learned over time the side effects of rejection, and that too, the rejection of an alpha, and truth be told, Sandra was scared for herself. She wasn't sure life would ever be the same for her of the men who rejected her. It didn't matter who rejected who, because she was just a human in the end and wasn't strong enough to fight the side effects of a rejection. She had learned that rejected wolves sometimes ended up being ferals because of their lack of humanity. She didn’t want to be a feral. She didn't want to go crazy, all because the man in front of her had marked her forcefully.

“Well, you do throw a punch like some lovesick girl. No wonder your pack can be easily conquered. Even the women are so fragile like twigs that can easily be snapped with one stomp of my foot.” “Why are you so cruel, Alpha Cain?” “All Alphas are cruel.” I was about to interject when he spoke. “Because that is what the world is, Anastasia,” he tilted his head, “And believe me, being cruel is just blending along with most people, werewolves and humans alike.”

"I've run every test imaginable, and there's no doubt." Members of his pack-his people-had been not only brutally murdered but desecrated, their very essence torn apart and manipulated for some twisted purpose. Each beat of his heart screamed for justice, for vengeance against those who would dare harm his people. "Who would do such a thing?" Ethan growled, his voice darkening with each word. "How could anyone be so monstrous?" "Unfortunately," Brian said solemnly, "the depths of human cruelty know no bounds." Ethan's thoughts raced, the impact of this revelation hitting him like a physical blow. The hunters- Kasia's people- had gone too far. He couldn't stand idly by any longer; something h

"Our previous generations sought to compromise with humanity so that we could live peacefully with them. But with deep hatred, they don't give us a way to live; they want to push us to death." "Just as vampires once despised humans, so humans regard vampires as just animals." Clement put his hand on Uri's shoulder. "Don't be sad; this is cause and effect. Humanity has inherited the aggressiveness of vampires and is losing its humanity, so sooner or later, humanity will receive retribution. Remember, no matter the situation; you must not lose your humanity. Without humanity, the consequences you will receive will be dire." "Thanks for the advice, Dad!" Uri took Clement's hand. Clement's feeli

Hunter paced around. “Did you think he could marry you?” She cried. “That man is a womanizer, everyone knows. But what did you do? You fell into his trap and exposed me. Do you know how long I have worked to bring those people down?” Hilary kept crying. “Women! Show them money and they will betray you in a blink of an eye!” Hunter growled. “I call this place a Carnage.” He looked around. “I’m sure you have noticed the blood around.”

"Why are you treating me this way? I don't have the right to suck you anymore." "How many times am I supposed to remind you that we are not an item? You bore me to death." I state as bluntly as I can; maybe she will get the message this hundredth time. "Really?" Dark looks at Ruthless. "Beg your brother for me." Ruthless looks at me, then back at Madison. "You and I know that Cruel never lets a woman suck him more than once, so you should count yourself lucky for having that much opportunities."

Kill him A deep malicious voice chanted in the back of his head as he whacked the man. Other alphas tried to stop him but in futile. Azriel had murderous intent. Karen had become unconscious but the rogue didn't stop. He felt a strange euphoria taking over him as he thrashed the man closer to death. The rush was crazy. He was filled with adrenaline.