Inhuman Novels & Stories

PROS (Humanity) No more disease. No more slow, agonizing decay. A chance at a real life. Stop being so lonely. An end to the constant, gnawing hunger. CONS (Humanity) Mortality. Death. Loss of strength, speed, immortality. Vulnerability. I could be hurt. Killed. Powerlessness. I would be... ordinary. I would lose myself.

DEX-3 ATK-11. STR-4 Speed-16. AGI-16 Mana-0. INT-1 [Aquatic humanoids with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish, merman adorn their skin and scale with shell decorations. They have low IQ and are unable to communicate. They build their settlements in vast undersea caverns, mazes of coral, the ruins of sunken cities, or structures they carve out from rocky seabed]

Susan said. “Yeah. Hell, yes, I was. Stopped doing that.” Susan frowned. “Sorry,” he said. “Reports,” she said. “The government is talking about a set of humans who have been living under our noses for a while, now.” “What set of humans?” “Your kind of humans. They say their hearts are made of stones. They say they are spiritless spirits. Lacking emotions. Not born, but built to kill. They seek to end them.” Susan sighed and leaned back against her chair.

I was sure that little human saw me healing yesterday, as she looked shocked with that dog, but meh, she didn't ask anything today, which should be a good thing for me. "Besides, there's no point in talking to her, Nicholas. She's just like everyone else, growing old soon and dying. When you come back from the far Olympics, she will have moved up a grade or even be married. Unlike you, who live this boring life and struggle with the same thoughts," I told myself, as my breath started to get a bit tight. I don't know why, but sometimes I also wonder. Since I'm no longer human and have inhuman healing speed…Shouldn't I be 100% healthy? Why do I still have this d

She thought he had known her as the Wolf Queen. "Aren't you afraid?" In return, this time, it was Selina asking that question. "I've killed so many people. Am I still afraid?" "How much?" "Twelve" After hearing the man's answer, Selina laughed loudly. “People always think they are noble, but they are all cannibals in the end.” The man also laughed. He didn't feel humiliated by Selina's words. He used a mocking tone. "Aren't you human?" "Yes, I'm a Wolf!"

Helena ordered. "Fine, since you two claim not to be aware of the fact that your master had an acquaintance, I'm sure the two of you must've known that the girl was clearly an abomination, she was neither human or showed signs of being a vampire and as I'm sure you all may know the law, an abomination is someone said to not be a vampire entirely with the exclusion of a human who can be turned, once a vampire has come in contact with an abomination, they are expected to kill on target or face the consequences which is punishment by the royal committee." Luna concluded.

He stays in the shadows, so I can't quite make out his face. "Hello, Alecto. You were placed on Earth to cause madness in those who were harming other humans. You weren't supposed to interact with anyone, and you were not to mess with any of the supernaturals. However, your greed for power has been your downfall. When Petra's wolf Diamond mindlinked me about your actions, Satan sent me here to get you. The same madness you have instilled in humans will now be within you for all eternity while you suffer in hell." Paimon waves his hand, causing a hole to open in the ground, swallowing Alecto as she screams. It closes as soon as she's gone.

“Or it wouldn’t be if you left me alone.” “Does it really bother you that much? That I want to be friends?” “I don’t need friends. I belong alone.” “I don’t believe you. No one belongs alone.” “Since I’m not really human, I don’t care about human concerns. Like being wanted or having friends.” “For a non-human you have very human reactions. You must be a good liar.” She shoved her hands into her pockets. “Lying is how I survive.”

What are you talking about? Kael's eyes remained fixed on mine. "Your feelings and instincts will change. You will sense the call of something old, something *inhuman*, the more your strength rises. If you do not learn to manage it, it will eat you. And then that occurs..." He paused, feeling as though he was swallowing something nasty. "You might be incapable of love. to no longer *feel* like a human." A shiver ran down my spine and into my bones. "That’s not true." I tried to sound firm, but my voice faltered. "I would never—"