Humanized Countries Novels & Stories

It must've been his anger. "The rest of them?" He asked himself and then shrugged. "Search for them like you did the other three hundred." "A total of seven thousand people went missing for the past four years." "Fun fact, thirty percent of those bodies are caused by wild animal attacks." He said with a snort. He didn't seem to be hiding anything but he wasn't admitting to anything either. "And the seventy percent?" "Caused by humans. Kidnappers, rapists, cults, wars, you name the rest."

Zoe Largota, the most beautiful country in the world. It is known to the world as the mafia state. No sane country dares do business with us. Our ample natural resources are the only reason we are not in recession. The rich are filthy rich and poor, a sad sight to witness. Heartless, bloodthirsty hotheads of criminals rule this once beautiful country. The only resume required to be a minister now is murderous psychopathic tendencies. It’s simple to get to the top really. Ruthless, life-daring, brave and stupid. Take out the monster ahead of you and wallah, you are the minister. Watch your back though because you are game to another blood-thirsty monster as yourself.

Amanda said and Alysa couldn't take it anymore, she passed out ***** Her eyes seems heavy as she tried opening them,, finally it went wide open. " Finally " Nikki groaned out Alysa sighed and tried getting up " Humans are so weak,,I hate them " Liz said from the room corner " So,,does that mean,,am the only human here in this room??" Alysa asked and they nodded " Fuck,," She muttered " We won't hurt you okay?? You don't have to be scared,, we are friends now " Amanda said Alysa managed to nod her head,,if someone told her a week ago that she's going to make friends with nonhumans,she will definitely slap the person,but now here she is. In the midst of witches and devils.

“Allow me to present a case study.” The screen shifted to the image of a bustling city, skyscrapers, highways, trains gliding on magnetic rails. “Allow me to be very clear,” she said, her voice steady. “Two nations in the human world have achieved what many thought impossible. The first is South Korea, a country that once faced war, poverty, and lack of resources. Yet, through heavy investment in technology, manufacturing, and education, it transformed itself into one of the strongest economies in less than fifty years.

But it was the end of my misery, because that night, this human sparked life in me once again. Just one human. My human, Victoria. The END.