Mass Effect Fanfiction Elder Humanity Novels & Stories

She had an aura of peace going about her, and Gabe hoped that the peace will be used to full advantage tonight. “I said that I’ve found my mate, and she’s human.” He repeated as calmly as he could. These people were, after all, not his enemies but his friends and family. Another elder sitting beside the peaceful woman spoke. “But are you sure about that?” he asked. He had also lived for about two centuries and he was in his fifties in real life. He was the youngest of the elders. Gabe nodded his head, he couldn’t be more sure of anything in his entire life, and he told them so.

“Human blood? Lucas banned that since the great fight with the humans.” “Yes, that is what we need. Those elders would want nothing more than having a taste of a human fresh blood again in their lives. I have missed that myself. We make a proposal of bringing back the era where we didn’t have to feed on some damn animal’s blood...” Matteo’s head tilted. No vampire would ever reject having the freedom to have a human’s blood. Not even the damn Lucas that banned it. “You don’t suppose every elder will betray Lucas no matter how tempting your offer sounds.”

Inside, the only sound was the rhythmic, low-frequency hum of a liquid-cooled mainframe: the heartbeat of an empire built on the philosophy that there was no human flaw that could not be patched with the right line of code. Elara Vane stood at the centre of the command deck; her silhouette sharp against the panoramic windows. To the public, she was the "Architect of Modernity," a visionary who had bridged the gap between biology and machinery. To those who knew the Vane lineage, she was something more ancient: the last daughter of a house that had hunted the shadows for seven centuries. But Elara had long ago traded the silver crossbow for the compiler. She believed that the legends of her a

"My name is Elijah Summitt. My parents and I come from the States. We are a part of the Borderlands pack. We stay up north in the heartland. My aunt was originally from there as well. We have been top warriors there for generations, and it wasn't until recently that I found out about my true heritage, sorta like Kwen. About a week ago, this strange feeling took over me and suddenly, my eyes glowed the very color it does when Halo is present. At the same time, the book my father holds, began to glow as well." All eyes swiftly scanned the book. "Since I was a child, I've been told stories of a very powerful man. He was strong, kind and fearless. He had respect for many, but chose to only follo

One of its wings had been melted into a jagged stump by shadow-fire, and its ruby eyes flickered with a dying, erratic light. ​Elara knelt beside it, her fingers trembling as she pressed the hidden crest on the bird’s breast. A tiny, flickering hologram projected into the dim air, the face of Elder Marcus. He looked twenty years older than when she had last seen him. His face was gaunt, his eyes darting to the shadows behind him as if he expected the darkness itself to grow teeth.

"Including threats posed by enhanced humans trying to force evolution on unwilling populations." "I'm not forcing evolution—I'm preventing extinction. The Convergence is—" "We know about the Convergence. Know about dimensional breaches. Know about entities trying to cross into our reality." The commander gestured. Soldiers materialized from stealth fields. Surrounding me. Weapons raised. "We also know your solution—mass enhancement without consent—is worse than the problem. Creates exactly the scenario that destroyed previous human civilization twelve thousand years ago." "How do you know about previous civilization? About what happened—"

The man nodded his head and continued. "You said ageless, not immortal?" "Yes, Mr. Cuffe, ageless, not immortal." Erik replied. He then made a small pause, taking a sip from his cup of tea, and continued his explanation. "There are very few beings in this world that can be considered immortal. Even gods can be killed and history tells this to us. What I have become is ageless. It means that my body went back to its peak and it will not age anymore." Erik finished.

not as a masterpiece, but as a meat-grinder for the human soul. "It can't be... unmade..." Vaughn whispered, his eyes meeting Evangeline’s with a look of profound, tragic clarity. "But it can be... diverted." Vaughn turned away from the pack and faced the Seven Elders. The Council, realizing their primary interface was compromised, began to chant a "Deletion Protocol." "You are a failed vessel, Elias," the High Elder spoke, his voice cold. "Prepare for erasure." "I was never your vessel," Vaughn roared, his voice regaining some of its electronic power, but this time, he was the one driving the signal. "I was your Anchor! And if I go... I’m taking the gravity with me!"

that he loved me. I looked into his eyes and saw the truth in them. She couldn't doubt it, but she couldn't answer him either. How could she tell him that he loved him when he didn't even know if she was human? "Amara," Elder whispered as he stroked my hair. "I know how much you fight to be strong, but you don't have to do it alone." He hugged me and I was able to melt in his lap. It was so tempting to leave it all behind and just allow myself to be happy... But I couldn't. I had to find out who I really was. before I get too involved with him or anyone else in the clan. We were alone in the pool, at night. The water glistened in the moonlight and Elder was staring at me, those dark eyes th

I stood and looked around at all of them; my family, my responsibility, my choice. "Now we stop hiding. Now we stop running. Now we show them what we really are." "And what's that?" she asked. I smiled. "Free." High above in the Council's command tower, the Elder stood motionless at the observation window. He hadn't spoken since watching his warship explode. The woman in black materialized beside him like a shadow. "She's exceeded all parameters," the woman said. "Standard reset protocols are no longer viable." "She's not just using the code anymore," the Elder replied quietly. "She's rewriting it completely. Becoming something Mother Zero never achieved."