Half Fairy Half Human Novels & Stories

"He's not like the other princes, his appearance far out-shined them along with his abilities, physical and mental. He was known as an evil genius before." "Why evil?" "Well, you see, ... his highness is not," he paused and gave a Alexis a careful stare, "you mustn't treat his highness any different after you hear this." "Okay?" She tilted her head, in wonder. "His highness is only a half-blooded human..." "...so what's the other half?" "Elf..." "Oh, that's why he's so..." Alexis eyes brightened at the one thing that seemed to make any sense in this world.

They are rarely put down even if they are bad. Like all species we have bonded halves, it doesn’t really matter and many of us have been bonded to humans over the years. My mother was half-human and that makes me a halfling. Basically we are all halflings as our ancestors were also bonded with other species. We weren’t prejudiced when it came to a bonded half because your other half makes you better.

"This egoistic old woman will no longer use me for her plans. No one will ever tries and use me, I swear to never have anything to do with this kind of powerful people that think they could do whatever they wish. So, I am sorry Elias but I am leaving Elheim for good. You are the only one that is dear to me here, so take care of yourself..." She smiled with a sad expression and left without turning back because Elias's hurtful face would hurt her too much. Hence, in that instant she decided to never turn back and live her own life. Elias being an elf, couldn't put a foot out of their territory because the kingdom was protected by a magical barrier, but that restriction didn't apply for Eleano

plan. Alexander only really ever cared about saving his wife, the king just wanted to be the only one in charge, and to merge the kingdoms. I think Alexander kidnapped you and your parents. He took you for your magic, and made the king and the whole realm think you're dead." He told me. I shook my head. "What is it about my family's magic that makes us so special?" I asked him. "Your family has special magic. You can manipulate the elements, and the living energy in all things. As much as our people don't want to admit it, your bloodline is the purest of the fairy lines. Your family has never had haflings that weren't of a supernatural origin. Meaning, your family has never produced a human

Ban: So… Lord Drago: I was really trying to keep this a secret but… Come Forth! Spier! (Night sky) A crack in space just besides Lord Drago appears and as that pitch black crack widens, a creepy hand holds the edge of the crack space and a figure creepily appears out of the crack space. A shadowy figure that sent chills to my spine but somehow I kept my cool. It was tall and had wings that were incredibly torn and scary. It grew horns and had long hair. Its figure seems to be that of a woman but that creepiness is insane. If I had to really compare it. I’d say it's similar to a forest fairy you see in movies that got bitten by a zombie and a vampire at the same time and now it's a Fairy Zomb

“I’m punishing my disrespectful little niece.” And then Rebecca stood in front of me. The color drained from my face as I stared at her. Our kind were known as half humans and half wolves, but we could either shift into full wolves or remain as humans. But the Rebecca in front of me was neither a wolf nor a human, but both of them at once.

There must be a reason they haven’t just killed him, he is important somehow. The other beings that I thought were human, were anything but. The biggest of them all was abnormally tall and muscular. His arms hung low and crooked, his knees bent in the wrong direction, and he was hairy like a wild boar. It wasn’t until he turned his head, and I could see his features in the moonlight, did I understand why he looked that way. I covered my mouth with my hand before an audible gasp left my lips. A half-breed. Impossible. I quickly looked at the other humans, and I felt my stomach tighten with anger and something that could have been mistaken as fear. They were all half-breeds. This can’t be.

Tears filled her eyes as she tried to take them in. Aidan rested his hands helplessly on the pillar in front of him. "This isn't just about being the fairy mother, if...if" Aidan stammered. "If the wolves were to find out we'd be damned," Peri cut in. Both Peri and her advisor Aidan were worried and they assured themselves to just let it be a secret as they appoint her youngest daughter, Saria, as the Fairy mother. "Mother!" A young fairy was approaching. Saria was a fine young fairy with eyes like sunlight and hair blonde. She was slim-built and considerably tall for someone her age.

The figure stood bathed in moonlight, half-human, half-wolf, with blood dribbling from his blade, like the dark ripper. He stepped closer, and I caught a glimpse of his face. It was devastatingly handsome, yet terrifying. He was a half human half wolf, from his upper body was like a wolf, the claws , and the unnaturally Hairy skin with his red glowing eyes piercing through the night as if looking into my soul. I tried running, but it seemed all my limbs were trapped by an unknown power, keeping me still like a slab of meat on the butcher's table waiting to be cutted.

He had not cared about the place and never bothered to send soldiers in there because the place was a dead end and surely, nobody would dare cross the cliffs to get there. He palmed his face and sighed. "I'm sorry for your loss." he began. "We will provide you with the basic necessities you will need. Are you a pure Were?" "I am a half." she answered And the room became silent. "You're a half?" Riftan asked, confused. "My father is a Were and my mother is a human." "I see." Riftan nodded. "But how did a human get that far from the mountains? Surely they could've passed my gates before they entered the Northern forests?"