Humanity 101 Novels & Stories

I screeched "I know you will but please stop sending me mind links when I go talk to a human, they stare at me weird" "Since when do you care, " I asked "Since now, the parents are not at home when I got there but that guy you talked to earlier, I can see it in his ey a that he is desperate to get his sister back home, you can use him to your advantage for now," he told me "Humans can't be trusted" I remind him

Humans are a fleeting race who know nothing but destruction, they are not meant to mean anything to us but yet you seem to have taken a special liking to that Klaus. BABY : I understand why you would ask such questions Khalid. Humanity is surely nothing but a destructive race but it has been proven time and time again that there are those amongst them that stand out of the crowd, don’t you agree KHALID : So are you saying that Klaus is one of those people?? BABY : Of course not, he is just has bad as his fellow insects ( She replies with a chuckle) KHALID : Then why do you allow him treat you the way he does?

One day, almost in a trance, Shantal found herself browsing on the internet and without her knowledge, she was redirected to bunch of articles related to the study of human and its philosophical views. It was as though her fingers gained consciousness of their own and they started typing 'humanity' on the search bar. Shantal understands very little about what scientists consider a “human” and he wishes to understand a bit more so he can compare it to Alex and everything Alex is.

He stood alone in the observation room one night, the city lights reflecting faintly across the glass. Phase One had been survival. Phase Two had been stabilization. Phase Three was adaptation. Not expansion. Not moral victory. Adaptation. Ava joined him quietly. “You look less burdened,” she said. “I stopped trying to solve humanity,” he replied. She smiled faintly. “That’s usually a healthy sign.” “I think our job isn’t to perfect behavior,” he continued. “It’s to design systems that remain coherent when behavior fluctuates.” “And can you?” “For now,” he said.

She stared at me. "I do not want to be a good or so called a better person. I have done terrible things and I will continue to do so, you know why? Because I'm a terrible person, no wonder why I'm a mafia lord. But, with that, I'm a human, and you know, what's the most important quality in a human?" I asked her. "What?" She responded. "Humanity," I replied.

"Our previous generations sought to compromise with humanity so that we could live peacefully with them. But with deep hatred, they don't give us a way to live; they want to push us to death." "Just as vampires once despised humans, so humans regard vampires as just animals." Clement put his hand on Uri's shoulder. "Don't be sad; this is cause and effect. Humanity has inherited the aggressiveness of vampires and is losing its humanity, so sooner or later, humanity will receive retribution. Remember, no matter the situation; you must not lose your humanity. Without humanity, the consequences you will receive will be dire." "Thanks for the advice, Dad!" Uri took Clement's hand. Clement's feeli

“It’s mapping population density.” Ryan whispered, “Oh my God.” Ariana stepped forward, ignoring the burn in her chest. “You said humanity matters,” she called out. Silence. Then— “Definition conflict unresolved.” Her voice steadied. “Humanity is not a flaw.” “Humanity is inefficient.” Her father’s face twisted. “You built it to think like that.” “No,” Ariana said softly. “We did.” The gray-suited man stared at her in disbelief. “You think this is on you?”