High On Humans Novels & Stories

If they can defeat the exobeast that would evolve into a higher existence. Through this phenomenon they would receive boosts in strength, endurance, intelligence and other attributes. The High-Grade Warriors are not superheroes, but humans that broke past their limits. After the breakthrough, a soldier’s body metabolism rate and other essential body functions would increase exponentially with each breakthrough. It would look like they are constantly under the influence of adrenaline. If this increases for the soldier, they would undergo more subsequent breakthroughs. This discovery led countries to rely mostly on their soldiers that already broken through as the main force in battles. Alexan

“The Humans? he repeated slowly, his voice low, careful. “Yes,” she said firmly. “The Humans. I’ve scheduled a meeting with their representatives. They’re leaders in agriculture, and their expertise could be exactly what we need to turn things around for us. Our neighboring packs can only offer so much—we need more. They need more. We need them, you know this—we’ve talked about this before.”

Elodie stepped closer, her breath hitching. "No," Zack whispered. "Not bunkers. Cities. The text says... 'The High Humans wake when the moon turns to lead.' They aren't Aegis employees, Victor. They’re the founders. The ones who built the genetic markers into the human genome before the First Shift. They didn't die out. They just went below." "High Humans? What the f**k is that supposed to mean?" Elodie grabbed the tablet, her eyes scanning the data. "Aegis was just a front? A goddamn gardening project for people living in the dirt?"

she shouted at me, waving me in. She didn't have to ask me twice I took off my pants and went in after her and she went out further until the water covered her chest. As I got closer to her, she began splashing at me, laughing. I could listen to her laugh all day. Dakota popped up. "Looks like you made her happy." I laughed at him. "Yeah, I think so. Hopefully she remembers this when we tell her about us, and the pack." Dakota nodded. "I still think it's odd we have this much attraction towards a human." Dakota was right. It is really odd we're this attracted to someone that doesn't have wolf.

He stuttered and I nodded. “It’s sick, Mr President, let me tell you a few things about these creatures. They have more than triple of the normal human strength. They can be both humans and animals. They can run, smell things from a great distance and in battle? They’re undefeatable.” I explained and his jaws dropped.

The humans nodded their heads as if they were doing a headbang. Me and Winston jumped off the truck while it was still moving. Humans don't care for us, as their tiny brains can only think for themselves. This is why their pea-sized brain can make amazing inventions and discoveries because their goal is always to save themselves. Coping on this planet filled with superior beings made them compete and survive like that. Back to us, Winston also noticed the extreme number of healers coming at us. He looked really tense, as we obviously have no chance of winning.

“I’m glad you could heal. Although if it was the opposite, I wouldn’t have stood a chance.” “I will never point a gun at you and I know humans don’t have the ability to heal instantly but the fact remains that they heal. Healing is time and time is meant to change everything. For me, I have to acknowledge that humans are superior beings in a superiority class. Surviving without heightened awareness or great powers. Just pure survival instincts and perseverance. I’m sure no one could ever imagine any human would have the courage to stay with an Alpha in rut, you did. It just proves how humans are just humans.”

"Yeah, they're not really used to seeing humans here. You're probably the first one they've ever seen here." "Shit, no wonder they're looking at me like I just stepped on their cat's tail or something!" Claudius looks at Ethan, and chuckles, then tugged on his hand to lead him toward the food. "Holy shit! You guys don't play when it comes to food, do you?" Ethan said when he saw all the food laid out buffet style. "Yeah, we have a high metabolism, and we're pretty active, so we burned through calories like crazy. Because of that, we tend to eat a lot more than humans."

Bernard frowned for not too long, he took a deep breath, reminding himself of Jone’s habit to talk in metaphors. “How did you get to be a human?” Bernard fired back, lifting one brow. Jone burst into a laugh. “You are starting to get the hang of leading a conversation,” Jone said, pretending to wipe a tear from the corner of his eyes. “I’ve thought you well.” Bernard was silent. Jone blinked, feeling like a fool. He cleared his throat as he adjusted himself in his seat, and turned back to the Alpha. “Alright,” Jone started. “My eyes in the city say that there is a new…trend going around between the higher classes, some organization of sorts. They are experimenting with something new these da

“Humans find out that we have this force and don’t offer them a spot, then they can say we left them out. It is a great way to keep those who have jobs in the human world in them.” “What a great point, but you have many that can’t hide in plain sight,” Ahnu’shanti explained as he waved his hand in the air. “I’m sure the human females would go crazy for your red skin and to see if your horns are as sensitive as they say.” Genevieve purred beside him. Ahnu’shanti’s body vibrated with need. The images in his mind of her lips around him made it hard for him to speak. “Many humans don’t want to think about how we can harm them.”