Genocidal Humanoidz Lyrics Novels & Stories

Thousands had gathered, not just in the plaza, but on every balcony and rooftop, their bioluminescent marks glowing in a synchronized rhythm. As the airlock hissed open, the sound hit us first—a deafening, melodic howl that began with the Blackwood elders and rippled through the Diaspora refugees. It was the "Song of the Found," an ancient melody I had only ever heard in whispers. Killian stepped out first, his Alpha-Prime presence grounding the energy of the crowd. I followed, flanked by the Triplets. We were covered in soot, our Star-Steel armor scuffed and dented, but as I looked out at the people, I didn't see subjects. I saw a family that had finally stopped waiting for the end of the w

He squeezed me and gently rubbed my stomach. "Well, I like it. By the way, you're not human either, or did you forget that?" My eyes widened, and I slightly turned my head to look up at him. "Damn, you're right. I guess it'll take a little while to dust the human- ness off my genes, considering my family has been human for generations. I still am human to a point. So yeah...fat." I said in a little chuckle. "Whatever you want to call it, I like."

I clenched my fists so tight that my nails dug into my palms. The words came out in a low, jagged rasp, each one heavier than the last. "A force on par with the celestial realm. The maker of the mutated hybrids that terrorised our realm... and the human realm. The dark overlord." The weight of those words seemed to settle over the room, thickening the air, and I could feel my chest tightening as if the mere mention of that name might bring terror to it.

But the thought of the look I was going to get from Giselle's face kept me going. Finally, we got to the dead end of a narrow alley. "Now, as a guardian, I can just create a doorway to wherever I want to go that isn't among humans. I'm sure you're already aware of that, but I don't know if it's possible for you to go through it since you're, you know." She sized me up before continuing. "Human" "Let's give it a try," I replied wryly. Immediately, a door opened on the wall, and all I could see within was a white, blinding light.

Hamuumbu got up, walked to Ludo and stood in front of her. “Aren’t you going to say thank you?” He asked her. “You killed your son,” Ludo said. “I grew tired of his shit,” Mr. Hamuumbu said. Ludo was shaking. The flowers screeched even more. Mr. Hamuumbu and Ludo turned their heads in the direction of the noise. Ludo jumped to her feet in shock. “Old friend,” Mr. Hamuumbu said blowing the tip of his handgun.

"No! I wanna be a human!" I shouted. "What's so great about being a human? Do they have power? Do they have strength? If you embrace me,together we can conquer the whole world! We can rule over them!Not every half-breeds get the chance. They have to live like a pest their whole life as you were living like one the whole time! They have to wait for the full moon only to set their wolves free! Isn't it pathetic enough! Do you wanna go back to your pathetic life?"

"The reaction could be violent. It could liquefy your internal organs or turn her into something even more unstable. We have never mixed human-hybrid blood with a pure human source like this!" "Then it’s a good day for a first time," Nomo said. He didn't feel brave. He felt hollowed out, as if the only thing left of his identity was the need to keep Sofia breathing. He looked at her face—the soft curve of her jaw, the silver hair that caught the reflected light of the burning city. She was the only beautiful thing in a world of monsters. "Do it, Zilo. Set up the line. Before I lose my nerve."

“In the end, Heaven doesn’t want anyone to defy them, does it? That’s why they’re eliminated, but it’s truly ironic for humans who believe in the gods. It doesn’t matter; in the end, I will definitely defeat you, Heaven’s Will! If I almost succeeded before, then this time I will surely succeed in freeing myself from you!” “Hey, a being that devours all life is actually talking to me like that. Aren’t you just as cruel as I am? And don’t refer to ‘us,’ because we are one, and that one is us—so you’re wrong to refer to all of us! Because we are all actually one,”

And from the floor, with blood pooling around my knees and hate burning in my chest, I began to hum that lullaby again. But this time, it wasn’t for comfort. It was a signal. A war song. A curse. Because they tried to destroy me. Tried to bury me. Tried to claim me. But they forgot one thing….. I’m the fucking match. And I’ll burn the whole world if I have to. “Even hell would spit me out.”

In the next second, we finally saw what was coming. Not soldiers. Not drones. But three… humanoids. Their movements resembled a human’s, but their arms were so disproportionately long that they dragged along the ground. Their heads were skeletal, their skin paper-thin, and where their eyes should have been were only dark hollows. Sadira sucked in a sharp breath. “What the hell are those?” “Empties,” I replied, slowly backing along the ledge. “The one we saw on the hilltop… that was just one. These are remnants from several generations ago. They move because something drives them. But inside, there’s no one.”