Humanity Lost Comic Novels & Stories

Draven turned toward the exit as if everything I was saying was a complete waste of his time. None of my words had gotten through to him, and if I let him walk away now, I wouldn’t get another chance. Panic flooded my chest. My breathing turned uneven. I needed to think, but my mind went completely blank. “I’m dying.” The words ripped out louder than I intended. That made him pause. Even though he didn’t turn around. “I tried crossing back into the human world. I almost made it past the borders, but I couldn’t.” The words tumbled out before I could stop them. “Apparently, if I cross into human territory now, I’ll die.”

"You know that. I pull back, a new Alpha rises in ten years with a new appetite. Your grandchildren fight this same war. The ending I am proposing is permanent." "What ending?" He looked at me steadily. No smile now. Just those amber eyes, direct and serious in a way that was somehow more unsettling than the charm. "A Sacred Bond," he said. "A marriage between the Alpha King and a human woman. Binding under wolf law and human treaty. A Human Luna… the first in history. Two species joined at the highest level, publicly and permanently." The yard went very quiet. I heard one of my guards exhale slowly behind me. "You want to marry a human," I said flatly.

They were having fun today that they put their guard down not knowing that this thing will happen. "What do you want from us, you can't eat us, we are not edible, you see, we are not healthy, I even have a rare disease and so are my family, when you're going to eat us... You'll die, " she said while she panic hoping that this beast will understand what she was saying. The werewolf suddenly shifted into his human form and it puts her in awe to see how magical it was. The transition was just so extra that it gave her goosebumps.

Willing to do anything. And God help anyone in Luna's path. Because mercy had died with Hailey. Compassion had died with Lucy. Humanity had died with seventeen warriors. All that remained was purpose. Singular. Absolute. Terrible. Destroy the conspiracy. Whatever it cost. Whoever it killed. However much it corrupted. That was the goal. The mission. The only thing that mattered. Hope would either survive or she wouldn't. Love would either matter or it wouldn't. Humanity would either return or it was gone forever.

I grabbed Amadahys hand guiding her through the door, and for an older woman, she still had some pep her step. When we made it to our hut, I let Amadahy go first, holding the door for her. She immediately walked over to Ahanu and started sniffing him. “You were right to get me, Luna.” I sat down next to Tyee’s head, brushing his hair out of the way. “Tyee, we’re here now.” Tyee fluttered his eyes and tried sitting up. I put my hands on his chest and held him down. “You’re okay, Tyee, it’s me, your little wolf, and I brought Amadahy.” Tyee gave a small smile. “Little wolf” he coughed out. “Luna, I need things from my hut. I’ll be right back.” She got up to leave, but I yelled “No!” “You can’t

He says softly. I might not understand the pain of losing a mate, but I do understand the pain of loss. It can be crippling sometimes. He is right that it helps to talk about the person that you lost though. Talking about my parents more and more brought me a little of the closure that I needed after all of the years alone. I started to finally feel like myself again after Dante found me. That was partially because he is the most amazing man I have ever met, and partially because I came to terms with all that had happened to myself and my family all of those years ago. That type of thing took a lot to move on from.

It was not easy for them to have gained such an opportunity, but there was a turn of events with the sudden appearance of the copper coffin. Youri was unsatisfied with the outcome. If he knew things would have come to this, he would have destroyed the Human Race at all costs after the battle in the Cloud Universe. “Retreat,” Youri said reluctantly. Immediately afterward, he issued an order to Dolph, who was near the Human Universe. “Retreat with the army, Dolph.” The Dooms’ attempt to obliterate the humans resulted in heavy losses. James almost wiped out their army, and only a few Permanence Acmeans survived.

Being Theo’s lover, I share a room with him, but I am always too exhausted that the instant my body touches the bed, I fall asleep. In the morning, incessant knocking on the door will wake me up. The breakfast and bath will come in and I will be ushered back to the study room. There is too much to read and study, and there are times that I won’t notice the rain and wind pattering against the boat. At least, until the weather shakes the ship. “After the war and the werewolves lost the battle, what happened to human society?” Harbin asks. It’s almost dark, and he is doing his usual end-of-day checking of the things I have learned.

In past, he felt that he was alone but now he felt like someone was with him. When he gets injured nobody care for him or even shed tears for him. But that day a girl was there for him to cares for his injured body and also shed tears for him. He felt warm, that he never felt in his life. He wants to capture the moment, he wants to hold that girl and wants to make a family of him with her. His own family. But the dream was just a dream for him. When he opened his eyes the girl was not there, he felt worthless. And though he lost her again.

And with every new mutation, our losses grew heavier. The missions were becoming more dangerous. What used to feel like routine—clear an area, retrieve supplies, escort survivors—now felt like a gamble with increasingly stacked odds. We were losing people. Good people. And each loss carved another hollow space inside all of us, one that couldn’t be filled. I was starting to think there wasn’t much left of humanity to save. ---