Half-ghost Half-human Novels & Stories

Jake said and again something lifted me and threw me on the wall of the pit , it had no smell , it was faster than me , stronger to, what can I do , i went back on all fours and tried to track it's movement but it seemed the pit was empty , it wasn't a wolf, then what was it what did my dad have me fight , I had been hit twice now and still couldn't see or feel it , it seemed like a ghost , wait a ghost that's it , I took my human form and like I expected a ghost , too cold to see and since wolfs see heat I couldn't see it and couldn't use my abilities on it , I wouldn't survive it , I was dead " Dad , I can't " I shouted to the ground above but nothing he said wasn't answering until I was b

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.

“What have you found out?” “The same thing with the others, sir.” He cleared his throat. “Their body works are too perfect and over the top for humans. And the heart rate…it is, I can’t even explain.” “So, it is right then. They do exist. Half animals, half humans.” My heart stopped when I heard that.

Edzar's father. Ariesta Collison is a beautiful princess with a unique face. It stands at 170cm, the figure most women dream of, weighing just 48kg this month due to post-traumatic stress. Her exotic yellow skin has become even more pale since he's been living like a vampire for months. Sunscreen. It still hums from its thick lips.

"I know I was sleeping on it! My question is, how did I get here? I remember sleeping in the bathroom while you, the claimed 'ghost' was here. And I also remember that ghost cannot touch, talk less of carry something or SOMEONE from one spot to another... so?" He smiled knowingly, "You seem to forget that I am also a demon. Basically, half ghost, half demon though the demon side is partially locked away, but I can still disappear and appear with or without something or someone."

“She hears me. Others can’t.” “Because of her scent?” I asked. The ghost nodded slowly. “She’s human. But also… not.” That stopped me cold. “What do you mean?” “I don’t know what she is,” the ghost said. “But she’s different. That’s why I reached out. That’s why I appeared.” She floated a little lower now, almost touching the ground. “No one else noticed me until her.” I stepped closer. “You’re saying she has both a human and supernatural aura.”

“You will lose everything But freeing Ghost was not enough. No, I needed more. I needed proof. I needed the world to see what Diana had chosen. I pulled out another phone, one that could never be traced. The number I dialed was buried deep in the cracks of society, one known only to those who traded in forbidden science. The voice that answered was calm, almost clinical. “Who is this?” “Someone with information,” I said. “Information that could change everything you believe about this world.” There was silence. Then a slow, cautious reply. “Go on.” “I know of a child,” I said. “Not an ordinary child. Half-human. Half… something else. A living proof of creatures your kind only whispers about.

"A half human, half werewolf. These creatures are born from a human and a werewolf, but they are not meant to exist because union between a werewolf and a human is forbidden" He drew closer to her and peered into her eyes. "Kalista," he whispered. "I think you're a half-blood" Kalista shook her head immediately, her eyes filled with fear. "That can't be possible," she said. "I'm human. I have no power to shift into a wolf like you do..."

I looked up and goosebumps formed as the white ceiling slid open to reveal several chandeliers of hanging bodies. “What is it, boy?” Elias spoke, and my bulged eyes zapped to him. “Do you see something?” If my eyes could have bulged more, they would have at the realisation that Theo was not a person, but… half-human, half-beast? Theo’s body hair, full like an animal's fur, was barely the highlight of his appearance. Though he was standing like a human, his hands and feet were animal-like, with dangerous claws, and his head was like a wolf's, with grey eyes that reeked of danger.

And my body. I looked down at my hands and watched them shift—wolf claws extending, then retracting. Silver fur rippling across skin that glowed with ethereal light, then fading back to human flesh. I existed in a state between forms, neither fully wolf nor fully woman, but something greater than both. Ghost Wolf. Fully awakened. Complete.