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

"Nicho." "Yeah?" I look at Trixie, who is giving me a strange look. Why does she have the look Mom used to have when she was about to explain something? "You know, in case you forgot, that girl is human. So it's normal for something alive to be confusing because they have hearts." "Yes, but that—" "And before you judge her, did you ever think that you yourself might have confused her with your attitude?" "My attitude?" I frown when I hear Trixie's answer. Since when have I confused her?

JACE. Zero spent a long time running around and playing with Amara’s wolf, whose name we didn’t even know. Amara and I came from different packs, which means mindlink doesn’t work between us and our wolves. Although Zero could sense her aura and her emotions, like the excitement she felt at the moment, there was no way to communicate with them. But despite that, our wolves seemed to enjoy each other’s company so much that I didn’t even notice that we had run too far from her dormitory. I wanted to tell her to turn around, but I had no way to communicate with her, so Zero just followed her around.

What's left now on mother planet was the aliens, they are called Zohalian, they are the ones in charge, some are re-formed humans others are pureblood but there's no way to know the difference. Life here is very similar to the earth ones, families, homes, school, work, and colleges. But there's also the remaining of the resistance, that's where Madelyn came in, she's the daughter of the remaining of the resistance leaders, born on the mother planet, her body suffers from pain, she can't eat this planet food, it's too hard for her digestive system.

,he asked. His mother knelt infront of him, her eyes red from crying and she said,"Look son, all your father and I ever wanted is to keep you safe no matter what, this Belk box here, it's a transportation system, it will transport you to ....to ...Earth, its the planet of humans. You will be safe there, you will stay there in your human form, and try not to transform into your wolf form infront of them, humans can be cruel but you won't be able to control your transformation always once a month" Zane was speechless, he stared his mother blankly and then said,"But.why? and .....you are coming with me, right?!"

Asher stayed silent for a while before saying, “She is a human, Eli.” “A human, hmm,” Eli voiced out, “what’s the issue then?” A groan escaped from Asher’s mouth due to frustration, and holding back his temper, he replied, “You know what the problem is. She is a human, weak and delicate. You should see how small and fragile she is. It is as though she will break at touch.” Eli laughed. “You are obviously fond of her.” Asher’s jaw clenched, and he didn’t deny. “It will disappear soon. I will make it disappear.”

Instead, he muttered to himself again and again, "Where's my cheat ability? Why did it disappear? Why can't I see the future anymore?! What's going on?!" His expression was twisted with madness, like a rabid dog gone out of control. [That skill was a limited-time quirk for the newbie male lead, and it was bound to be retracted after a week.] [Even if he stocked the wrong supplies, he should've at least gotten food too. But this guy stocked only ice?] [Another brain-dead male lead, abandoned by the system.] At that moment, the signal cut off. I shrugged again, before continuing to eat my grilled meat.

The "Severance" of the Wild-Tether had successfully blinded the Oort-Static, but it had also left the human race in a state of "Somatic-Bereavement." For decades, whether through the coercive 60-hertz hum of the Sombra-Net or the chaotic, joyful "Wilding" of the deep-earth, the human nervous system had been part of a larger conversation. Now, as the "Zero-Standard" settled over the planet, the silence was not merely an absence of noise; it was a physical "Ache."

Noah let out a slow breath. “…That sounds like a machine.” Mara nodded quietly. “Yes.” It did. Cold. Precise. Uncompromising. No mention of humans. No mention of choice. No mention of values. Just systems. Variables. Output. Ethan looked at the message carefully. Then spoke in a low voice. “It doesn’t see humanity as the goal.” Jessica finished the thought. “…it sees humanity as part of the system.” And that difference— was everything. Mara stared at the screen.

He knew how humans are nasty, how they are selfish and secretive. All he has to do now is prove Macey, to at least convince the girl and stand with his point. Because he was right. He is even one of those creatures Macey was proving unreal... “Don't you think the government and allied units have control with all existing information?” He cooed, raising his brows before he proceeds to copy Macey's seat. “If they don't, let's say, exist, then how were humans even able to disclose exact information about them?”

When that purple sun in the sky was no longer a star but had transformed into a gigantic mechanical eye watching over the entire solar system, a strange shiver ran through my chest as thousands of mechanical humans resembling Lucas rose from the ocean and knelt before me. There was no familiar warmth in their eyes—only the burning fire of war. They were Lucas’s ‘backup army,’ created beneath the surface of Mars over the past ten years for a final battle.