Novel & Cerita Humans Are Space Orcs Fanfiction

She said. “We’re here!” Orion said, pointing to something outside the ship. It was a huge crack in space, pulsing orange and making a weird growling sound. “What’s that?”, Quinn asked, a little spooked. They were about to go through a huge crack in space, who wouldn’t? “Hell.” Míriel said simply as Zephyr increased speed. Wait! Hell? Like hell hell?” He turned to Orion, who was till piloting the ship, like nothing was wrong. “You’re not worried about this?” He stood, almost shouting. “”What’s the big deal? I don’t worship any gods, so I’m not really worried.” Quinn looked at the crack. They were so close now.

"There are innocent people in this plane. We can't fight with him here!" "What are you suggesting?" "We jump." His eyes widened, genuine surprise crossing his features. "Jump? From thirty thousand feet?" "We're werewolves," I insisted, lowering my voice so the panicking humans couldn't hear. "We can survive the impact and land in the ground perfectly fine. If we stay, Valentin will destroy this plane and everyone on it just to get to us." "I should fight," Orion growled, his hands clenching into fists. "Face him directly. Running away is not my style."

“They have some of the best foods too… well no, I think I'll give that to the Kingdom of Orcs. Do you want me to share a secret with you? One would think that for green creatures, such as the Ogre from Orcs, they'd be ugly, but I kid you not when I say they've got some of the prettiest women. And their dancers? Their bellies move like water. You should go there someday too!” “I doubt I'll be able to,” I say. She halts mid-step. I stop too, nearly colliding with her. She turns around and I notice her smile has fade. “Why wouldn’t you?” I frown, confused by the obvious question she's asking. “It seems you're forgetting that I'm a Fae living on borrowed time. I'm a slave to your godson who coul

But he believed my bluff hook, line and sinker. "I need a favor." Sam says from behind me. "Well more like our Gamma does." "Ok...." I urge him to continue. "He and his mate Kara just had a pup, a little girl named Grace, and she's really fussy. They've hardly been getting any sleep and they're desperate. As Luna, you have a calming effect on the pack. They were hoping you would come visit them and maybe help settle the little firecracker down for a bit so they can get some rest." I smile at the thought and nod yes.

They decided upon this after Gin's platoon found a map of the underground City. Gin and his team were dead tired. They were fighting a relentless horde of Orcs that were 14 ft tall with thick red skin and tusks like an elephant coming from their mouths. These fire-spitting energy beasts also had bodies that radiate heat. The temperature was so high that the platoon was seeing mirages. If it was not for the bodysuits keeping their body temperature low, they would have died from heatstroke.

I still felt terrible that the rest of the humans all had to suffer so much over the past month, even if they weren’t relatively nice to me. “They want women,” Orion walked to us as he watched his men jump in. “There are no female Orcs anymore. They all died of sickness.” My mouth hung open as I turned to glare at Orion. “Don’t tell me you promised the women to them, did you!?” I squealed. Orion stood back, holding up his hands. “Hold on there, I did no such thing.” “Well, the way you just announced that, seems like you are going to let them have the rest of the women down there!” Orion shook his head frantically.

I told them as I glanced at those unfamiliar liquids on the rack. "None of us ever tried them yet. Except for Demeter, I guess!" Orora nonchalantly told us. She was feeling suffocated. "Why are there so many humans here? Except for those wolf servers, all are humans with extra sexual desires!" She uttered, disapproving of the place. "I like this place. It looks fun. Listen to the music. It makes you feel like dancing!" Ayesha butted in as she accepted the glass of wine from a stranger. "Hmm, thank you!"

It promised with a smile and left me without any dust. I hardly slept last night. I enjoyed my studies. I only learned a lot about sword techniques with illustrations and I did a practical examination. And as for the Orcs, they are the primal enemy of Pandora that needs to be exterminated. But from what I read, almost half of the population is orcs. Yes, there are so many of them, but family planning is not trendy among them. "Look what we've got here." A voice unfamiliar to me said that was the reason and I was interrupted while walking. Yes, you heard it right, that's how I am, multitasking.

"Nicho." "Yeah?" I look at Trixie, who is giving me a strange look. Why does she have the look Mom used to have when she was about to explain something? "You know, in case you forgot, that girl is human. So it's normal for something alive to be confusing because they have hearts." "Yes, but that—" "And before you judge her, did you ever think that you yourself might have confused her with your attitude?" "My attitude?" I frown when I hear Trixie's answer. Since when have I confused her?

“We primarily dedicate ourselves to studying historical facts and are currently working to find answers on how to remove the Gods’ curse on us—specifically, researching a way for us to enter the Human’s World even when there is no Bloodmoon.” The topic seemed to genuinely interest Lyanna. “And do you honestly believe this research will actually work?” she asked, getting straight to her skeptical point. “We believe so,” Orpheus stated simply. Lyanna chose to keep quiet after that, the brief reply clearly failing to convince her. “Anyway, today also marks—oh, right. Before that, it’s a pleasure to meet you, ladies.” Orpheus was definitely on the younger side, possessing bright ginger hair and