Mass Effect Fanfiction Humans Don't Use Element Zero Novels & Stories

She gave Flion a reassuring smile. “Oh, please, you know very well that he should have left her for dead.” Atlas scoffed. “I have mortal blood in me, and yet I fit in with all of you just fine.” Victoria said matter-of-factly. “But this baby is human. Purely human. We can’t keep her.” Atlas growled. “Relax.” Victoria sighed and peered into the basket. “You won’t be the one raising her. I will.” Atlas huffed and trotted off, clearly tired of arguing.

He rested his back on the chair and closed his eyes, he cannot believe that his Father made him do such awful job but refuses to give him four arms and omnipotence. A knock on his door was heard, and Zera entered, carrying a pile of papers. Lucas grimaced. She carefully placed the papers above his table, and sat on the chair. Lucas started scanning the newly-printed-still-warm applications. “We cannot let humans interfere with our work,” Zera spoke, looking intently at Lucas. “I believe I heard that for the 666th time right now,” Lucas answered, eyes focused on the papers. “Selene is human,” Zera stated. It caught Lucas’s attention.

Fighter said. “No, it isn’t safe, and you aren’t going. You’ll be busy that day, hopefully,” he replied, and Derek sighed. “The fact that we have to hide is so stressful. We have human feelings too—we shouldn’t be kept a secret,” Derek uttered. “Not all of you have human feelings. Some are just so heartless…” Raymond stated. “Like Collins,” Fighter cut him off, and Derek smirked. “Yes! Him,” Derek affirmed. “And some just can’t control how they feel. Some, when they realize what they can do, tend to overdo it because they’re excited that they’re more than ordinary humans… like that, like that…” he explained, and they all sighed.

Elektra leaned forward with fingers laced neatly on her lap. “We couldn’t help but think about what you said in the last Council meeting.” My stomach tightened and for a second, I thought she meant Ivy. I thought this was it. That they had found out why I’d been slipping away, why my focus had been torn in half. But then Malverick spoke. “About Lucien D’Amato... About him turning humans and bringing them here from distant states.” Relief washed over me in waves but I masked it behind a blank face. Inside me I could breathe again. They weren’t here about Ivy at least not yet.

I didn't care if she burst through that door and dragged me away right now. All I wanted to do was rest. And that's exactly what I did. I rested for a few more minutes before leaving the bed. I made my way to the bathroom. In the bathroom, I took my time; splashing cold water on my face, brushing my teeth and also letting the steam of a quick shower settle my nerves. I sat in the bathtub not caring about anything else but how to get Alpha Lazar to reject me, so I could leave. From what I've gathered, humans can't reject their mates. Even if they do, it won't have any impact on their mates. The only person with the right to reject us is our mates. And I must say Alpha Lazar is taking advantag

“You are way too pale for a human. Don’t you sleep?” I frown as I glance away from his stare. “Aren’t you going to fix yourself? After all, I hit you hard twice,” I say, changing the topic. He laughs as he smacks my back. “You’re a funny girl! We, the bloodlines of the Great Alphas, have a faster healing factor than any other wolf. You haven’t heard of the Great Alpha?” I shrug. His smile slightly falters. “Then, the decade war between humans and the wolves?”

Subject Zero. The first hybrid. The prototype before Elaia. Before Evryn. The one that was erased from the project logs. The one they said failed. And yet here it stood. “Impossible,” Elaia whispered. “They said Subject Zero never stabilized.” The figure turned its head slowly. “That’s because they lied.” The voice wasn’t robotic. It was… human. Masculine. Familiar. Evryn’s heartbeat stalled. “No,” she breathed. “It can’t be…”

"Melania is expecting me." "We tried that last year and could barely get through the first transfer, Lillian. Nova nearly killed you and would've if I hadn't found a way to stop her. I don't want to get that close to failure again. Time is of the essence, especially if the humans are creating weapons like these." He waved to one of the bombs on his desk. Lillian braced herself against the front of his desk, clenching the edge with her hands. She hated being dismissed, especially for a human. It felt like being stepped on.

"We knew before she came that the government would ask her to gather as much intel as possible. If we allow the hounds to kill the humans left in the U.S. and don't intervene, it could easily solve one of our major problems." "We've been through this," I reply in frustration while rubbing my temple to relieve the strain. "The hellhounds won't stop at humans. The bottom line is they won't stop at all and if we can't find a way to work with the Federation, our species will be next. We don't have a spaceship to get us out of here like our ancestors did. The metal alloys are not found on this planet and chances are good we'll never have a strong enough rocket." I grumble the next statement under

Once everything was in order, I gathered every gift Jasper had ever given me and burned them all. Under cover of darkness, I took my son in my arms and boarded the next flight out of the country. The following day, the banquet hall was full of guests who were here for the celebration, but there was no sign of me anywhere. Jasper called my phone over and over again, but every call went straight to voicemail. Panic crept in. Something felt very wrong. He raced home but found nothing on the nightstand but a single note. 'The Gamma homeworld has summoned me back to my planet. I'm taking the kid and ditching the dad. Don't miss me. Don't wait up.'