Human And Wolf Novels & Stories

Then I turned to human and out on my clothes and headed back down. When I reached my place it was around 7am. I went to take a shower to get off whatever smell of that wolf I had! I immediately ran to my laptop to do a little bit of research about my kind. So whatever was attaching people was that wolf. My parents told me we don't kill human beings. They said they made truce with the humans in order to both survive freely in one world.. But that thing was attacking people.. And it had me wondering it if was like me or just an animal.

Rayna demanded. "I'll tell you what, NOTHING! You know how I know? Because, despite my heritage, I am a human. I'm not a wolf. Oh yes, I've been reading your laws. They don't pertain to anyone who's not a wolf." Rayna explained. "Uh," Karl was speechless. "Description human is anyone who cannot turn into a wolf. That's what their definition is. Wolf anyone that can be man or woman and a wolf. All laws pertain to wolves. It's written in black and white in your "bible"!" Rayna retorted.

I suddenly realized that I was actually gazing at a Wolf and not a werewolf. "Stop on her. Rafa yelled, running up to us but failing to get the Wolf off of me. "Get the fuck off her!" The Wolf was the same size as a werewolf, but I couldn't tell because of his darker, savage eyes or lack of humanity. I suddenly realized that one of the Yellowstone Wolves was standing on top of me. My thoughts kept returning to Levi's words: "He went full Wolf, he lost his humanity."

The man's discomfort only intensified as Linda's wolf emerged, her primal nature commanding control over the situation. My breath caught in my throat as I witnessed the transformation unfolding before me. The duality of Linda's existence, the fusion of humanity and the untamed essence of the wolf, struck me with awe and reverence. She was a force to be reckoned with, a protector of our kind, and I felt a surge of gratitude for having her by my side. "Humph, pesky humans," Linda growled, her voice a low, rumbling growl that reverberated through the air. The man, now reduced to a quivering mess, could do nothing but cower under the weight of her presence.

He paused again, waiting for her to react, but she didn't, she was still waiting for him to continue, but he seem to have finished what he came to say, so she looked up, with teary eyes. "Are you saying that my Jayden have been turned into a wolf? This time, Smart answered. "We are saying that Jayden is likely to have turned into a werewolf and there is no way he can come back here, unless when he fully understands what is going on with him and he can comfortable change into his human form at will, and also, Jayden cannot step foot here in Atlantica, because if he does, he would be killed for real, Humans and wolves have nothing in common".

“What do you mean? Can’t you tell that I’m human?” The man tsked. “No you’re not. No human can be mated to a wolf and you’re mated to two. You’re not human and I’m going to figure out what you are.” "Look, buddy, all of this is a shock to me as well, okay? I'm human. Just unlucky enough to be the first to be mated to a wolf…or wolves."

Do I even want to know who he is, but that scent of sandalwood mixed with light rain, made my body shiver with delight. I’m not sure how long we ran, how many hours without stopping. Suddenly she slowed up and that’s when I saw, not only one wolf but several, ones I knew and two I didn’t, but only one scent dominated all of them. I watched as two black wolves circled each other and suddenly a small grey wolf popped up between them, the wind shifted and both black wolves’ noses went in the air. My heart exploded when they both shifted into human form and growled in unison, “MINE.”

“I grew up in the human world. My parents raised me in a quiet village near the coast.” “Did you have schools in your human village?” a female wolf asked. “Yes we did. Education in my village is free for everyone,” I responded politely. “How is a typical human village like? Did you have it good there?” “There are only a few differences between a human village and a wolf pack. Werewolf packs have Alphas, human villages have mayors. We have clinics, markets, schools, and every other social amenities that's needed to make life comfortable.” “What about your siblings, are they still there?” another elderly wolf asked, leaning forward.

he murmured, head hanging low. "What do you mean by that?" I asked gently. He looked at me like I should already know. "Being born with both a human soul and a wolf soul, we carry both human emotions and animal instincts. Wolves, real wolves, are intelligent, loyal, and protective—especially of their mates and pups. A wolf would never reject its mate. If an Alpha tried to do something so unnatural, the entire pack might rise up against him to protect the balance. Thankfully, we don't go that far, but the instinct is still there."

Stephen explained and a thrill passed Callum 's eyes. "It’s like I am living in a fantasy". He said smiling. "Steph, can I ask one thing"? "Go ahead Callum". Stephen planted a soft kiss on his forehead. "Can a wolf mate with humans"? Callum asked, looking into his eyes. Stephen was confused for a while. "Yes it can. Like I said. Many Alphas have Human Omegas and Lunas". "No . That’s not what I mean". Stephen saw Callum was nervous. He leaned up straight.