Humanity Has Declined Novels & Stories

His humanity was gone, along with his family. Somehow, that was his goal, he wanted nothing but to end this madness. Ten years ago, this land was covered with blood, and humanity had already fallen. A life wasted, gone everywhere, hatred, and fears were rampant. Humanity? None remains. A war between humans and lycans covered the land.

"You sent assassins to kill my wife. You kidnapped my father. You call that a sanctuary?" "Necessary evils," Elder Sol said calmly. "We do not seek power, Jackson Sterling. We seek survival." He waved his hand. A holographic projection appeared in the air. It showed a strand of human DNA... unraveling. Rotting. "The human race is dying," Sol explained. "Pollution. Radiation. Genetic stagnation. In two hundred years, humanity will be infertile. Extinct." Serenity gasped. "So... you created the Element to fix it?"

I turn my gaze towards her and she quickly lowers her head. “Good morning master.” She says from her cage as I lift myself from my bed heading towards the shower. I nod my head at her in response. She’s still staring, boring holes at my back as I escape into the bathroom. I have a meeting with my brothers, the Beta and Gamma today. We need to talk about the progress of our rule and the fact that there has been a drastic decrease in the human population. This decrease affects the vampires as the blood supply is low and I’d rather die than feed my people’s blood to those spawns of Satan. Human blood is all we got so we really need to find a way for them to multiply. We need the vampires.

Roger knew the secret of the matrix and Kathara's scheme as a "System" that they themselves had implanted in support of that phantom matrix. To modify future events and change the events of the serial killer, balance is necessary. Roger had already left his balance tilted to the left side... He needed that balance that Sara provided him with her selfless and loving acts, which had somehow opened Roger's heart. She had feelings of "Humanity"... He needed her and deep down he loved her. The question “What is humanity?” at first it seems trivial, perfectly obvious and unnecessary. However, if we take a closer look at the popular hypothesis about the origin of humans, we will stumble upon inadeq

Humanity resists, humanity grows, we did not need them. So why was there even a need for fighting? Humans were doing so well. Maybe the fae were right, maybe we couldn’t be trusted. It would seem humans were stagnant after all, at least in one area: greed. Were the fae right? Should they have distrusted us too much just because there will always be the greed of humanity and the hubris of our achievements?

We are a type of Vampire that are immune to somethings that kill normal vampires " Volder? He studied the expression on my face intensely, making me almost nervous. "Since three hundred years ago humans had predators that were stronger than us. Viruses, disease, and smallpox, those three things kill humans twenty times faster. So our population is declining just as fast as humans, it's just that as the human population increases drugs and vaccines came out, our population didn't. So we don't hunt humans anymore. We just survive, mingle with humans." I glimpsed the sadness in his eyes, making me want to hug him.

That woman knows nothing about me, let alone my taste in women. I don't have much hope in my mother, but as usual, she's a professional when it comes to ruining the good impression she's made. "Please do; this year, Amon has decided to let these dirty humans join us since the population is decreasing, and he thinks it'll help them to meet each other. Can you imagine that?" She hisses with so much hate I can't fight the temptation. "Humans? That sounds interesting." I hum to myself.

Its darkness no longer consuming entire layers. Now it looked… tired. Lonely. Human. It looked toward me softly. “Will humans stop hurting each other now?” The question shattered my chest instantly. Because I wanted to say yes. I wanted to promise evolution would fix everything. But humanity doesn’t work like that. I swallowed hard. “No.” The network dimmed slightly. But I continued softly: “We’ll probably still fail each other sometimes.” Nathan nodded beside me. “We’ll still misunderstand each other.” Another pulse. “We’ll still make mistakes.”

The atmosphere on the human realm was changing and soon his armies would be able to breathe the putrid air; permanently. The delectable irony was it would be the human’s own greed that inevitably ensured their slavery. Oh, how they praised themselves, the humans. They were so sure, so certain, that they were the apex species. They were the smartest, the most progressive, those geniuses with their brilliant minds and frozen hearts. If only they knew what their so-called progress was creating. What door they were opening.

Maya realized the terrible truth. The integration was not permanent. The new generation would not be able to lead without constant guidance from the old generation. They needed humanity. And humanity needed to stay involved. Which meant the old world could not retire. Could not step back. Could not let go. In the United Nations, Iris suddenly understood something. Through the integrated network, she could feel it. The degradation. The slow loss of humanity. And she realized what Wei had discovered. She was becoming something else. Something that was enhanced but not human.