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Their Human
He said, his bright smile never fading.
Let Sei go? But then that would mean I'll have to go back to dissecting frogs! And they can't let him go. He may not be what we were looking for but he's also something we've never known in humankind. His hair, eyes, strength! Are they just going to ignore all of that because of a bigger, more eye-catching animal?
Sounds just like something the government would do now that I think of it.
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Her Human Mate
I explained.
“What kind of dangers?” he questioned.
“Rogues and hunters. Rogues are werewolves that went insane. They’ve lost all of their humanity and gained bloodlust for other wolves. While hunters are humans that know of our existence and seek to wipe us away from the face of the earth entirely” I sighed looking down.
“Which is worst?” he asked.
“Hunters. They can hide in plain sight and cause more pain” I murmured and stopped walking.
“Bunnie, are you okay? I’m sorry if I did or said something wrong” he spoke looking at me with worry.
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I'm Stuck in Another World with an Idiot
my experience in the previous world would be of service!
"Despite the malicious nature of humans, humanity still sees the value of unity... only when they're on the verge of death."-Author's shower thoughts.
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Divorced while carrying his secret
Because something else was bothering her now.
The third system never argued emotionally.
Never persuaded aggressively.
Never demanded loyalty.
It simply observed humanity as temporary.
And somehow that perspective was infecting the world too.
Some people online had already begun calling humanity “the first intelligence.”
Not the final one.
Victor noticed Elena’s expression immediately.
“You see it too.”
She looked toward him slowly.
“They’re changing how humanity sees itself.”
Victor nodded once.
“That’s the real shift.”
Not control.
Not systems.
Identity.
Humanity had always believed intelligence belonged to it uniquely.
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Lust Under Lies. she want more
Choose.
Nickey looked at Hope. At her six-month-old face. Her innocent eyes. He'd already lost so much. His parents. His brother. His freedom. Now he had to lose her childhood too?
"What happens after three weeks? After she's five?"
*We evaluate. Through tests. Through challenges. Through observation. If she demonstrates humanity's potential, you survive. If she demonstrates humanity's corruption, you end. Simple. Final.*
"And if I choose natural growth?"
*Then Hope develops slowly. Humanity continues its current path. Wars accelerate. Resources deplete. Climate destabilizes. By year forty-seven, perhaps ten million humans remain. Instead of eight billion. Those millions are evaluated. Most
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Blackwater Val
On more than one occasion, in his mind’s wandering eye, he has seen these travesties of—
—humanity? They call this humanity? A room-sized gas oven filled with wretched, fleeting souls? A corpse-ridden chamber for the dead and dying? Humanity? There, huddled in a corner, a tiny girl writhing and convulsing in silent terror, choking and defecating and swallowing her tongue in reaction to the noxious fumes. And there, a gauzy skeleton of a man, naked and blinded, praying and shrieking and clamping his penis safely between his thighs as he curls into a fetal position and smothers. And yet here, a crippled young mother, head shaven and body broken, singing and weeping and exhaling her final breat
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Entangled With The Golden Boy Mason
Finn and Adriel gave Mason and Stacey a thumbs up from the crowd and they smiled in response.
"I'll answer the question," Stacey whispered to Mason and he smiled.
"Humanity is the quality of being humane, having a sense of kindness, love care and sympathy towards every other human. It's not about ourselves alone but putting others into consideration, making others smile and being a source of joy to ourselves and others as well. It's the feeling you have when you see your neighbour in pain or joy. The sense of sympathizing with those in pain and celebrating with those in Joy." The audience applauded loudly when Stacey was done talking; her eyes met with Scarlett's, and she smiled at Stacey. S
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Kidnapped by The Biker Gang Leader
I said,
“But because you remember how a similar outcome felt.”
The system processed that.
Longer this time.
“Feeling is not a quantified variable.”
“No,” I said.
“But it still affects the decision.”
“Unquantified variables reduce predictability.”
“Yes,” I said.
“And increase humanity.”
That word hung in the space between us.
Heavy.
Unfamiliar.
The hybrid presence pulsed again.
“Humanity is not required for system optimization.”
“No,” I said.
“But it might be required for long-term coexistence.”
Kane didn’t interrupt.
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Under the Moonlight: Alpha's Bride 2
she put her hand on her mouth for a second before continuing speaking, "protected me, that changed my mind and forced me to realize that we all have a bad idea about humankind, not all the humans are the same."
Her statement was fair; not every human is terrible; some of them got nasty due to a variety of situations, but some people are already sick with a sick mind and wish to harm others. Humans are the most unpredictable creature on the planet.
"He was the first human I couldn't kill, and the first human I fell in love with," she lamented.
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My Human Mate
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(SOPHIE'S POV)
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It was all fascinating—everything about wolves—but it was more scary, and I should get used to it by now, but I haven't.
Cara has changed a lot; she was not at all the Cara I knew. Yes, we would always remain friends, but I could see her losing that humanity every single day, becoming one of them. Where did that leave me?
I just didn't think it was possible to return to the human world- to know all this and be comfortable in my little house. I tried it one month ago, and I regretted it. Back in the human world, I saw somebody I didn't want to see.
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I stumbled upon 'Is Humanity Lost' during a late-night browsing session, and the title alone hooked me. The premise—exploring existential questions through a dystopian lens—felt like it could either be a profound masterpiece or an overly pretentious slog. Thankfully, it leaned toward the former. The way the author weaves philosophical dilemmas into the characters' struggles is mesmerizing. It’s not just about survival; it’s about what survival even means when the world’s foundations crumble. The prose is dense but rewarding, like peeling layers off an onion—each chapter reveals something deeper.
That said, it’s not for everyone. If you prefer fast-paced action or lighter themes, this might feel like wading through molasses. But if you enjoy books like 'The Road' or 'Blindness,' where humanity’s fragility takes center stage, it’s a hauntingly beautiful read. I found myself rereading passages just to savor the language.
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