Humans Are Space Orcs Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Stepped on us. And now every single one of them relies on us for help.” “Soon they will be begging for their lives while crawling at our feet.” “We will show no mercy… just like none was shown to us.” “That Beta and his vampire friend better brace themselves,” Orion said as he stepped forward. He stopped directly under the light, his eyes suddenly burning a bright red. “They’re not the only mythics.”

No getting attached. Right. No getting attached. But after Orion left, I realized—far too late—that I really did like him. I asked a coworker, cautiously, "Hey… is it normal for humans to like incubi?" She chuckled. "Well, incubi are kind of like pets, you know? If we're being polite. Less politely—they're just… tools for pleasure. Not many people actually fall for them." I stayed quiet for a long time after that. I'd never thought of Orion as a pet. And definitely not as a tool.

"If you mean nonhumanoids, then yes. Alphie has a catalog of charted planets and their inhabitants if you're interested. I especially enjoy the Kergorsiams-their touch has enough hormones in it to make you orgasm on the spot. Kind of embarrassing if you're in public when it happens." Diana laughed as he intended, and Kor went on to tell her more tales of alien encounters just to keep her smiling. It beat her yelling at him, and as she relaxed, he inched closer. He just couldn't help himself. He wanted, no, needed, to touch her. Even more puzzling, he wanted her to feel the same way. Ancestors, what have you done to me?

Finally reaching the castle, the slaves and Natalia were surprised by the abundant amount of Orcs that there was going around, and also of other strange and terrifying monsters, such as the giant rock colossus, the scarecrows, living armors, and the ghosts, who were screaming in surprise, although this was their way of communicating. "T-This… What kind of place is this?" asked Natalia, as her lips trembled in fear, she didn't seem to think that this was that big of an upgrade from the Mindflayer's spaceship… Please make sure to check out my other novels, I am sure that you will like them! My World Traveling System: The Harbinger of Death: A Story about a young man who is suddenly struck by l

In the room, on a table lay a huge map with little figures plotted all over it. “Is this your world?” lisa asked looking at it. It looked so different from her own and she frowned trying to analyse it. “It’s our land. The Sea Nations aren’t on it.” phillip replied and lisa nodded like she understood anything he just said. Ridley walked back in the room still looking like he had no idea what was going on. “Do you want a drink?” phillip asked her and she nodded. “But not that nasty bitter stuff you drink.” She added and he laughed.

Lights were dotted along a street, and he watched humans walk in and out of doorways below him. Sloan and Octnavin, dressed in a human suit, appeared in the doorway of the spaceship. They didn't walk down the ramp toward the roof but simply stood there and watched him. "Are you sure you're okay?" Sloan asked Chasm for the tenth time. "I have always wanted to live on Earth. This is my dream come true." Chasm hugged himself again and worked to believe his own words. "He will be fine here, little pebble." Octnavin pulled Sloan into his now human arms.

I ask and Kane grins. “The torches are together like match sticks,” he grins, “Come on,” he says, walking inside. I smile as Loki grabs my hand, and we follow him down below into the cave tunnel. Finn smiles as he walks closer to us, pulling Veronica with him, “Look up,” he says. I gasp as I see more pictures on the ceiling: a pack of wolves and descendants together. The wolves are protecting them, and the descendants are bathing in the waterfall.

They were the apex predators of the new world: faster, stronger, and possessed of a commanding presence that could make a regular human’s heart stop just by standing in the same room. Yet, unlike the myths of old, the Orcs and Humans didn't turn on each other. Bound by the shared trauma of the "Gray" hordes, they became the ultimate allies. Humans provided the technical ingenuity, the scavenging precision, and the intricate medical knowledge of the old world, while the Beastkin provided the raw power, sensory heightening, and the sheer security needed to navigate the ruins. Together, they built the Citadels' fortified bastions of steel and hope. They joined hands to thwart the final conspira

“The only legendary thing I saw in this place is humans turning into wolves, which is what happens in fairy tales. Then what do you mean by Zoldyck?” He rolled his eyes in anger at her stupidity “Zodlik are stupid creatures that live in the forest, and when they feel hungry they throw themselves off the edge.” Her eyes widened and looked at him with extreme anger. Do they look at humans like this? "Excuse me, we have reached space. Were you able to reach it? We were also able to understand the human body and the universe around us. Science, physics, space, and atoms are all things we were able to reach with our intelligence, so what have you, people, achieved....'

“Is the Alpha she was talking about. We ate dinner and got to talking. He was about to tell me his name when there was an explosion. We ran out of the dining room just in time for another explosion to go off. That’s when I got sucked back and came back to reality.” “Holy shit. That’s ridiculously crazy!” Louise all but screamed. “I’m glad my visions are not like that. I also got to thinking that is it possible to have two oracle in the same pack? I know the moon goddess said that together we are stronger but is it possible that we are meant to not be in the same pack?” She asked solemnly. “I don’t know Louise. This scares me almost as bad as it does you. I wish we could talk to the guys.”