Mass Effect Fanfiction Immortal Humanity Novels & Stories

“But they’ve been down there long enough that they’re probably in pieces by now.” “I told Leighton to stop looking,” she told them honestly. “Immortal doesn’t always mean incapable of death, and we didn’t need another corpse rotting down there.” She debated whether to add that she thought the tiny little bit of the contamination that made it through into the pipes interconnected humanity and the supernatural world in a way that had never happened before, making them all supernatural hybrids in a way, and that she thought that was a good thing. She didn’t think that her audience would agree. It was cowardly, she admitted to herself, and perhaps a little dishonest, but her theory would just co

Houses and establishments were built all over. He met two mortals and his companion whom he meddled and mingled with in this time of the year. He fell in love with her yet, she can’t return his love. Leana and Geanne were the mortals whom he saved; Whitney, his lovely companion never left his side, they all escaped World War together. After the mortals left him, he felt lonely that he studied blood transfusion, he wanted Whitney to be an immortal. He never failed, his once mortal dog became immortal because of the blood transfusion. It was a successful one however, Whitney’s appearance changed. But it didn’t changed his companion’s attitude.

"If we cannot, then I will let you live your life for 80 years and then I will kill you. I opened my mouth to talk but he raised his hand to shush me. "You are no longer a human anymore, your body will start to change soon. You will become immortal and can live on forever. I do not want you to live on forever, I do not want to have a mate. So I will allow you to live your life for another eighty years- more longer than your average human life and then I will kill you and I shall be free of the mate bond." I stared at him as I tried to process what he was saying. I wasn't human anymore? I am immortal?

’ She pointed to the front door, ‘Motorbikes waiting for you honey’ Atalanta hugged her Mother tightly, ‘I love you Mama’ She whispered fighting tears and her Mother gulped, ‘I love you to baby’ Then she was running and throwing her leg over the powerful bike, a gun over her shoulder and another in her pocket as she turned it around and sped off down the road her Mother cried, ‘Please God protect my little girl’ She prayed but somehow she knew that God had abandoned the human race to the fate it deserved. The humans never really stood a chance, Shifters and Immortals working together gave them so much advantage the fact the humans outnumbered them by six to one made no difference. They were

She turned back to the console, her voice taking on a terrifying, rhythmic cadence. “In three hundred years, the war for resources destroys the planet. Werewolves, the most apex predators, starved first. Our biology requires high energy. To survive, we had to evolve. We merged flesh with tech. We transcended the physical form. But in doing so… we lost something.” She looked at Kai, then back at me. “We lost the spark. The soul. The Essence.” She tapped her chest. “We became immortal, but we became hollow. We started fading. Simply… ceasing to exist. A temporal paradox. We realized that to save our future, we had to return to the source.”

He promised me. He knows it, maybe he's one of the former humans, not a descendant. "Are you one of the people the king of Valeria took from outside Wysteria?" I asked him but I could already see his answer. "You're right. I'm one of the original humans and became immortal by drinking the King's blood. But that was a long time ago, the originals are no different from those born here." He answered me. I nodded in agreement. "You're right, except for the immortals born here," I answered him.

He cackled and the laugh was repulsive, his teeth all bared and wide with the thought that he had won. Deyana walked up to me and placed her slim arm around my waist. Her other hand rose up my back, the palm resting on my midback as she brought her lips to my ear. "Your blood will make Alpha Khal immortal. He will live with it flowing in his veins and he will carry you, as if you still lived. Do not despair, for your sacrifice is most appreciated." She walked around me to Alpha Khals side, their eyes similar in the evil visible in them.

I nod, “Ares took after his father, he was a protector and when celeste offered him the chance and the power to protect those he cared about, he didn’t question it twice. What I don’t think he realized was the price he would have to pay. Aidan, Ares is immortal.” He deadpanned. “This is the first time since his death, that he matches with a human counterpart.” He motions for me to stop, “You just said he’s immortal, so how did he die?” I nod, “the gods. The killed his human form after my mother found a way to bring about the Lycan’s humanity back, there was something still not tainted about Ares. So, the gods killed his human form, but the Lycan survived. Centuries have passed and no human s

“Corrine’s always lived near us. I mean I want to go in great detail but I can’t. Not yet anyway. Maybe after we’ve been dating awhile and you meet my family.” Andi looked up at him surprised. “Wait you want me to meet your family? Like you’re serious?” “I want you in my life until my last days.” “I guess I sorta understand how the other gods feel about mortals. Umm can I think about it? I mean its my first relationship ever and knowing that you can die before me would make me feel awfully sad.” Jace tried to tease her but it looked weird with his eyes covered. He leaned down where he sensed her at and kissed the top of her nose. “don’t you guys still grant immortality to immaculate humans?”

Each passing second was like agony, and I swore I could feel his overwhelming fatigue as if it were my own. “There are very few creatures that hold the title of truly immortal.” Micah replied, lifting an eyebrow at the obvious scowl on Atlas’s face. “Fae are as close to immortal as you can get without losing your humanity.” “You said there’s creatures that are truly immortal, what are they?” I asked, not bothering to stifle the curiosity in my voice.