Humans Are Space Orcs Fanfiction Novels & Stories

When that purple sun in the sky was no longer a star but had transformed into a gigantic mechanical eye watching over the entire solar system, a strange shiver ran through my chest as thousands of mechanical humans resembling Lucas rose from the ocean and knelt before me. There was no familiar warmth in their eyes—only the burning fire of war. They were Lucas’s ‘backup army,’ created beneath the surface of Mars over the past ten years for a final battle.

Evander POV. We took over earth, we could just kill them all, but we didn't do that, we aren't such barbarians like they are, we are smart creatures, we take things from every planet, we take what we need to evolve. On earth, we found love, something we never had before, but when we took the chosen humans to space they died, instead we had to get their bodies ready from childhood, but they are just stupid creatures when at such young age, too fragile to be left alone in our care. But having them as a child, that had it's own magic, we never had children before we are created adults, but to have a child was something we now craved.

“Others live in the caves or remain in the water. We are more fortunate than most supernatural species in that we can live where we choose, and our safest locations are deeper than humans could ever venture.” The way he said it as if humans were the enemy, made Lyric’s chest tight. “You fear humans,” she said. “I do not,” he seemed offended by the suggestion. “As I do not fear the orca. Not fearing something does not mean ignoring the danger of it. Humans are dangerous to Mer. Where we have encountered them in the past, they have sought to take us captive, rape, mutilate, or murder us. Sometimes all. We are taught from childhood to avoid humans if we wish to live.”

Tristan recovered my blade for me, and with my newfound awareness of my gift, I covered it with magic as we stood back-to-back. There are fewer of them,” he mumbled. “Unlike the king’s men, these are not trained warriors.” Yet they had numbers. My grip tightened on my sword, rage swelling hot and quick inside me, drowning my dread. Fury that these shells of men would be the death of us despite all we’d done. Despite how hard we’d battled. Alpha Orion and the others declared that I was favored by the gods, but was this how they showed their favor? The orcs were tied here by the will of the gods and the will of the gods alone, which meant it was the gods’ wish that we face them. “I curse

There was something sweet about how foolishly in love they were. A few seconds later, Orion lifted his head again, but his eyes were no longer the same. The deep blue had lightened into a lighter shade, glowing faintly. I could tell right away that it wasn’t Orion anymore—it was Luke. “Hi,” he greeted quietly, his tone reserved, a little shy. “You must be Juniper. I’m Luke. It’s… nice to meet you.” “Same here,” I said with a small grin. “Don’t be so tense. From the looks of it, our humans are hopelessly tied to each other, so it’s safe to say we’ll be family soon enough.”

At this moment, the first thing I say, without offering any explanation to her, Ericka, I'd learned her name in the one and half day that she had been unconscious. "I, Dane Entrida, alpha in the Enchil pack, hereby reject you, Ericka Zander, as my..." I'd found out that she was a bloody human. How beautiful, moon goddess to actually do this to me. My fated was human??? After all the long wait and anticipation! Alpha Dane pov. I sighed frustratingly, why should my own date be different, my mate, a human, this is so insane, the lady gave me a questioning look, with her cute eyes, indeed beauty lies with her, but she can never be my mate.

said Luna as the group ran onward but soon she pressed down on the breaks when a looming figure approached them. "Oh spirits, it's an orc!" cried a terrified woman as the other women shared her reaction. "What is an orc doing here? Didn't you say this path was safe!? Tch, I knew I shouldn't have listened to two dumb girls, who have no idea what they're doing! If anything happens to me, it's going to be your fault, you hear!" Suzy ranted. Since the first time she opened her mouth, neither Luna nor Maria had a good impression of the woman, and it had only gotten worse.

“I’m just stating that the a****n women of stories came from another planet. They weren’t native like humans are.” “Until the war, I never believed in aliens,” Arthur said with a sigh. “Least of all aliens that looked human.” “It’s a bit unsettling,” Olga agreed. Then, after filling her lungs with air and then slowly letting it out, she said, “So, what do you think? Are we dealing with people who are connected to the aliens and not telling us? Or, are we dealing with humanoids who are just as eager to be rid of those monsters as we are?”

Thus, no intelligent species will prefer to choose the second option, knowing that the next step is the extermination of their entire race. Humans signed the treaty only to see their first space colony destroyed in seconds. Its annihilation was superfluous, but it was a rational cosmic process that they had to submit to. After that, every human heard a cracking sound in their minds. They had the impression that numerous presences were staring at them, but the impression quickly faded. They were now prepared to engage with numerous additional sentient species. This encounter of humans with other-worldly beings and their registration as an adult species in the spectrum of cosmos later was cal

'Isn't it better to live on? The five Humanoid Mantis were all in the Rank 7 realm and it only showed how pitifully weak they were. "You guys intend to feast on me, Lucas York?" Lucas looked at the five Humanoid Mantis playfully. The five Humanoid Mantis chuckled. "That's right, we want to feast on you guys." Lucas smiled once again when he heard it. "But how are you guys going to eat me when I'm not even a human, to begin with?"