Humans Are Space Orcs Novels & Stories

“Okay.” The little girl practically bounced toward the door. A few minutes later, we reached the orphan dormitory. Which was one of the large art rooms at west wing we had turned into a space for the kids. Unlike the old quarters they were stationed outside the pack house, without much care or a stable education. All because they didn’t have parents to care or think of how dangerous it was for kids to stay in a place like that. The large space, was filled with colors, and different paints on the walls, I could see the warm night lights before I twisted the door knob.

"All I'm trying to say is, what if evolution didn't just help only humans to survive but also some other unknown species? What if humans might not be the only superior ones? Who knows we might be the food to another species, you know, predators of the predators...the kind that preys on us?" "What on earth could be our predators?" Alyssa asked skeptically. "I think I know what they are," Cammie said in a solemn tone, making my head snap right up to her. Alyssa also leaned forward, waiting to hear something productive, but Cammie just kept on chewing and chewing until she was sure that our attention completely fell on her. She swallowed and said in a theatrical voice, "They are a pack of hungr

"But you said..." "I said the younglings eat people. To be sure, some elders have acquired a taste for human meat and hunt them, but they are a rarity. Perhaps part of our reputation for being evil comes from the company we keep, but it really isn't our fault that orcs and trolls are more accepting than humans is it?" "I'm so confused." The dragon sighed heavily and very tenderly used the flat of its tail to stroke her cheek.

“The poison attacks our wolves, and our wolves are connected to our essence. You can see it as if one of us dies, the other one dies. So if the vampire venom spreads to our wolf, they inevitably die, and their human goes shortly after.” Lola sat up and watched him. “You said you were stronger than them,” she said. Jax fixed himself to sit up in front of her. He saw how her face shifted in anger. “We are. Our poison is just as venomous to them.” Lola narrowed her eyes on Jax. “But if you’re bit, you die,” she said slowly. Her voice had an edge that stung his ears. “Yes, but if we bite them—”

I remain deadpanned in my expression as I wait for him to explain further. "Seriously? Mārs? Have neither of you heard of it?" Zavian gasps as he looks between his father and me. I share a look with Colt to see if perhaps he knows who this person is, only to see the same confused expression mirrored back at me. "Where have you two been living? Mārs is only the biggest corporation in the World." Zavian huffs, crossing his arms over his chest as he sits down, acting as though Colt and I have been living under a rock. And well, I guess he isn't that far off as I've been so focused on our pack that I've tuned out anything to do with the outside world. So I guess, in a way, both Colt and I have b

Looking up, she saw the phantoms clashing against the newly arrived griffins—the phantoms wreaking havoc along their way as their slimy-looking yellowish skin glistened under the rising sun while their long swirling tongues dripped with the werewolves’ blood. Soleyah was too familiar to them. In that tunnel, she had seen these creatures. They were mindless and weak, no matter how many they were. Different from crawlers, skinwalkers, and phantoms, orcs were created by Merlin. She had fought with them along the way to the place she sought so she knew how easy it was to kill them, but seeing that the sparse werewolves were being pushed back—she knew that quantity mattered.

“Listen to me Rollan, I can vouch for them. They are no different from human beings. They have emotions, feelings. They can be kind and generous just like us…” “You are absolutely right, Vivian! They are also ambitious like human beings. Who is to say they would not want to rule over the earth one day?” “What kind of twisted logic is this, Rollan? They don’t even have the technology needed for space travel… how will they think about ruling on earth? Don’t be ridiculous!”

“Out of the twenty-four soldiers, there are two left. Narset and Togin. Then there were Forty-eight settles. As is tradition for orcs in their colonization, we double our citizens pending on how many soldiers we have. I am the last engineer out of sixteen. Fay, my wife, is a Gardner with basic arcane abilities and Isoa, her sister is a diplomat who was meant to mayor the land we would have colonized.” Catarina bows her head to the orc out of respect for his loss. “I’m sorry you lost so much.” She manages to say before following him back to the door. He looks at her and nods. “It is okay. Its fate. You arrived just as we were running out of water.” Quickly, he opens the door that led to the e

They like other animals more and treat them better. If they knew that immortals like us entered their sacred village, they’d surely be angry and attack us. Seeing this village for myself, I realized that the things I learned from reading recorded history in books aren’t accurate at all. Orcs are painted as creatures that doesn’t know anything other than killing and violence. But they are clearly just like any others. They are very hard-working and affectionate individuals. Each one of them has their own responsibilities as part of their community and family. Children orcs are especially cute, with their little protruding ears and bright green color. It’s also fascinating how their green eyes

It was too much like their own and therefore even though it would replace what they had already lost as their blood cells died very quickly it was something that could actually hurt them as well. The humans like to think that they were at the top of the food chain but the experiments that had resulted in most of the kinds that they used as mythological creatures though some of them were actually natural born and there before the time of the humans much like trolls or orcs Where actually well about them on the future. It was just their smaller numbers that didn't actually let them be seen by the humans. Most of them tried to stay away from any real human interaction even though they all lived