Human To Werewolf Novels & Stories

Werewolves could read books written by humans, go to human schools, but humans didn't know werewolves at all, couldn't read books written by werewolves, and couldn't attend werewolf training sessions. The two books that I read were about the change of werewolf society. Werewolves previously hated humans, despised humans and did not want to have anything in common with humans, but now the minds of the vast majority of werewolves had changed a lot. Werewolves knew the good things of humans, and knew how to absorb human achievements to develop human communities. And werewolves had also accepted cooperation with humans. Of course the humans didn't know they were cooperating with werewolves. I ha

Zara nervously stepped onto the college campus, her heart pounding with excitement and a touch of anxiety. It was her first day of college, a new chapter in her life as well as an opportunity to start afresh. Ever since the car accident that almost took her life, things had changed dramatically for Zara. She had been on the brink of death, but through a mysterious turn of events, her life had been saved when werewolf blood was transfused into her body. Now, Zara was a werefolk—a hybrid of human and werewolf. She had undergone a remarkable transformation, both physically and emotionally. The full moon had become a catalyst for her werewolf side to emerge, and she had learned to control her ne

Suddenly, he stumbled, his drained body tumbling down a hill, teetering on the edge of a cliff. As he wobbled on the edge, ready to fall into the abyss below, a strange force gripped his forearms, holding him back with incredible strength. He was pulled back from the edge, his savior revealing themselves to be a tall, naked man surrounded by a pack of deadly wolves. The fear deepened as he watched one of the wolves transform into a human covered in blood, devouring the spoils of its hunt. Growing up in a hunter family, he had heard stories about these creatures, but his training hadn't prepared him for facing a pack of werewolves.

I took my hand off him slowly. “A wolfless werewolf is an incomplete werewolf, a defective human. An incomplete werewolf should be able to live healthily as a human and die a lowly human death,” he said and then stopped abruptly as if to take in my reaction. I sighed in relief. I thought I was going to die but turns out my life is going to get better. Being a human is one of the things I have always wondered about. I attended a mixed school with elites of different backgrounds: werewolves, fairies, humans and Vampires.

He ended up shaking his head in the attempt to clear the cobwebs in his head. "No… Roselle," He said wretchedly, finally regaining some bit of his sanity. How on earth had it come to this? He had vowed to himself that he would never let anyone bite his wife – not even himself. The humans and most Werewolves were not aware of this but once a human had been bitten by a Werewolf, there were actually certain changes that would start to occur in them. First was the scent of the blood of the human that was bitten would start to become stronger with time. Normally, a human's scent, as long as they are not wounded, was very faint to the point that most Werewolf could not pick up their scent if they

The peace continued for many centuries after, but as she grow more adept at keeping the prosperity and tranquility of her beloved land, a conflict arose. Werewolves were a tad bit different compared to humans. They have this ability to transform into a wolf allowing them to have strength and physique above the average man. They have the same features as humans before their transformation aside from their eyes, the eyes that glow at the slight touch of moonlight. In a way, werewolves can surely be considered better compared to humans but they did not allow that to get to their heads. They view humans as comrades and even family for some. They are kind, caring, and take pride in their relation

I was too late. “Hello there.” He grinned. I cried out as claws bit into my hands, throwing me onto the wall harshly. “The more you struggle, the harder it'll be.” For the first time, this was no wolf, no matter what half transformation it was. Even with the claws and fangs, he was still a man. Human. The idea sparked up in my head, the only solution there was. Werewolf or dankeh or not, there was only one advantage I had in his current state.

They had to be joking, they're just trying to scare me. "That's impossible. Werewolves are born with their wolves and only death can separate them. You're just trying to scare me but I won't fall for it. You can't take away my wolf." I fired back in anger. These people are really starting to piss me off. "It was impossible but you should never underestimate Vampire magic, we don't take our foes lightly. After many years of studying and experimenting, we've finally done it. We've come up with a way to separate a werewolf from its inner wolf, making the person a mere human." The first man revealed.

My mother’s voice reeked of sadness when she said, “I’m one of them now.” “Not really. You aren’t forced to shift into a wolf during the full moon. In fact, you’re able to shift from wolf to human instead. You may have been infected by the werewolf bite and had your gene activated, but you’re not one of them,” I insisted.

The man said, swirling his tongue over his long canine. Vampire. Alijah thought just before she fainted. "Human." The man said with so much disdain in his voice. He felt his strength and power coming back, he willed his eyes to change colors just to test his power, he felt the change taking place. Next, he willed his hair to change color, and the hair turned from white to black . Good. I have my power back again. He thought, holding the black hair in his hand. "Glad you are back. I was so worried about you, Scott." Renee told him, hugging him tightly.