Mass Effect Fanfiction Dark Humanity Novels & Stories

I sighed. "Leon, I wasn't lying when I said I loved you. I still do. You have changed me for the better and have made me realize that I can overcome all of the wrong that was done to me. That I was worth bonding with again. But there are dark people in the Kindred world. Beings who don't believe in the Kindred law and hold a strong vendetta against the human race. And for some reason, they want you." I took another breath. I could feel the tears beginning to form.

He had seen something in me—something that connected to the power he had awakened in himself. The Dark Awakening only affects those with dormant potential, those who carry the bloodline of an ancient power that once ruled the packs. Once awakened, this power becomes unstoppable, but it comes at the cost of humanity. The more it grows, the harder it is to control, and in time, it will consume the host entirely. I froze, the words burning into my mind. This wasn’t just about gaining strength. It was about losing everything else. My humanity, my connection to the world I had known—it would all be stripped away if I let this power take over. And Elijah knew it.

The death of a relative was surely painful, in one way or another, Nyos could feel empathy for these girls. Among the generals, Nyos was the only Humanoid, this gave him a point of view that he alone could feel. Although if he was compared to an average dark elf, Nyos was far superior to that as he belonged to the noble dark elf race (a superior version of the average elf), and although he possessed superior capabilities, he still possessed the limitations of being a Humanoid. That, being a Humanoid, gave him the opportunity to see things in a different way. Keil saw the humanoids as a hindrance; 4ndr3 he saw them as possible tools; Isabell viewed them as food; to Azrael they were indifferen

Something intrigues him and he decided to make her his. That day, she lost her every hope, he got his all reasons to live. She lost her light, he got his sunshine. And he came into her life like an angel, that what she thinks and pulled her out of her darkness to another world, to another world of danger and guns. What will happen when the king of darkness falls for the soul of light.?? What will happen, when she gave her heart to the man of the mafia world unaware of his true identity.??? How their love will survive in the world of darkness with some truths which are going to turn their lives ups and downs.

Dark was bestowed with an acute hearing, speed and agility and also the Ability to know how people feel and lastly immortality. He lamented at first about his predicament but he later accepted his ill fate. He helped humans whenever they are in need of help without hiding his identity and so he finally get a maiden for wife. The woman gave birth to three children, two boys and a girl. All bears the curse of their father. Years passed and Dark's wife died leaving dark in sorrow and sadness. Many long years pass but dark never remarried. He watched as his family multiply all over double world. Some getting married to humans while some married their selves

And when I’m gone, I know he’ll hurt, but maybe one day he’ll feel himself again. The Soul Eaters are all around me now. There’s walls of them all around me, and I let them feast. They come to me like honey in a trap. They are so exhilarated by this energy that they close their eyes. And I start to glow. I pull up the energy I have and glow brighter and brighter. They drink and drink. And then I am light. I am light itself. And once the light hits its limits, I pull in one go at the darkness. I pull at it with everything. To make the switch as fast and as forcefully as possible. I start to run through them all. Each one destroyed before it knows what’s happening. I fill them with way too muc

My eyes watered. “The humans believed dark faes are evil. Wicked. But every species has wickedness inside it. Every species has evils among them. And like other species, the dark faes want happiness too. Happiness is so addictive that when you lose it, the will to survive can no longer be found.” “Eox made a mistake of letting you go…” I mumbled as my eyes looked at Draco, who had his back to us again. I could feel her anguish and I understood her. At one point in my life, while I was trapped in marriage with Constantine and had known that there was no way I would be with my mate, the will to survive had also long been gone in my heart.

"Haven't I treated you right all these years?" "Treated me right?" I locked eyes with him. "You turned my hands into weapons, filled my nights with nightmares, and made me a slave to those pills. You call that treating me right?" He growled, "I saved you! My old man wanted you gone, but I convinced him to let you be! Without me, you'd be six feet under!" I shot back, saying, "Well, maybe I'd prefer that." He let go of my hand and jerked back as if he had touched a hot stove. For just a second, I caught a glimpse of pain flickering across his face before it vanished behind his usual icy facade.

Feeling something wasn't quite right she turned to Michael who remained impassive beside her. "Something look off about this to you?" Summer whispered leaning in close to Michael's ear. She couldn't get past the haggard looks of the men or their almost zombielike gaits. Slavery was a thing in their world, but she hadn't seen it firsthand. However, that wasn't what was bothering her. Rather, it was the almost lifeless aspect of the men working. Were they drugged to obedience? Frowning Michael narrowed his eyes, "Why would it matter?" He sounded bored as he spoke. "How the people here are treated doesn't concern us."

‘Yet Dorin seems to be interested in her,’ she thought to herself. “No, not really,” Xander added to the Dryand’s defence. “She just does not like to be among humans. I believe that her tree was near the mine that was granted to the Empire years ago, thus she had to transfer deeper into the Dark Forest. She was still there when the mines were opened and saw how the humans cleared the area to build a quarry.” “I guess her dislike of humans are justifiable then,” said Dorin. “I don’t get it... just because of a tree?” asked Johan with a frown on his face.