Mass Effect Fanfiction React To Humans Novels & Stories

She even threatened the Luna, as if she could actually do damage to her. And the Luna Listened. Hmmm... This girl is by far the most interesting. She collapsed. I guess due to the stress of the situation. The beta seemed upset by his alpha's commands... all for this human girl. Once the beta left with her in his arms, I turned to the people left in the room with a brow raised. "She's human?"

Like me. Except these ones are lab-grown. Dr. Kane exhales in satisfaction. “It works.” The assistants exchange nervous glances. “Sir, the pain levels—” He waves them off. “Irrelevant. The body adjusts.” He gestures at the transformed humans, now standing, rolling their shoulders as if testing their new forms. “And they will thank us for this. In time.” I shake my head, voice raw. “They won’t thank you. They’ll hate you.”

“She doesn’t love you. There's only one human that she has ever loved. She’s using you. And how do you think she is going to feel after you jumped out the truck and ran off.” The human rises to his feet. “We are in love!” His fear had suddenly disappeared as he glared at me. Zara cocks an eyebrow at me. “Looks like I was wrong about this one.” She makes a move towards him. “Actually. Don’t kill him just yet. He can take us to their headquarters.” “So if I don’t you will kill me and if I do, you will still kill me?” The human's voice shakes I ignore him. It wasn’t that I didn’t like humans. I had enough living in my pack. It’s the ones that only cared about themselves that pissed me off.

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.

"Yes, that is my view also." We contemplate our discoveries for a few minutes both of us understanding the deeper meaning. Humans are somehow a commodity that the Federation needs and both sides are in for a fight. "They're killing their own people." Nokita voices aloud, anger burning in his eyes. "If you don't join their army, death is the only option," I mutter beneath my breath. I don't want to help humans but Marinah will pull me along if needed. She still thinks of herself as human and she hasn't realized they won't accept her as she is now. Once they discover she's Warrior, they will only see the monster.

Unfortunately Raiah ruined that for us. After getting dressed, and making sure Jennie ate, I asked if she wanted to stay in the hut. “No, I would like to be there. I know what Raiah was sent here for, but after spending time with her, I think I quite like her, and I would like to be there for her.” I nodded and held my arm out for Jennie before stepping outside. The village quiet still from last nights ceremony. We walked to Ahanu’s hut, I took a deep breath before opening the flap to the entrance. Ahanu was knelt before Raiah, trying to comfort her, while she sat on the bed crying. Dakota and I decided that we would not go easy on Raiah. We needed answers and if she was truthful then we wil

"I know you dislike humans, but keep in mind, you only have to go through this repulsiveness once." As JP spoke, Chasm wondered why they kept saying that. The drinking was disgusting for him, but the action wasn't painful, at least from what he could tell. Everyone acted like sharing the human mind would be a harrowing act for Rhylent. He offered a sideways glance at the alien.

"We just wanted to get to know the human world. We didn't want to do evil, just experience everything we've been deprived of for millennia.” "Don't worry," I spoke with false sweetness. And I approached the man, feeling Faye, Vraxlon and Tennebris taking strategic positions to start the massacre. Because we already knew that there would be no way to release those bodies. They were doomed. The most we could do was prevent the possessions from continuing, taking them back to hell and picking up the book. "In the same way you didn't want to do evil to humans, we won't do mäl to you either.”

I say and turn in a way that I pin his hand to the back. “You asked me to find out somethings for you, I have a lead on something new. Something you would never imagine.” He whispers so it is just me who hears. “Your father and I will be in the study, tend to your fiancé.” Aunt Kitra remarks as she finally leaves. “It can be later.” I say to Matt. “There are people more than humans. They pretend to be humans but they are not.” He starts. “Of course, too many people are heartless and nine-nine percent of humans are hypocrites with no humanity in them whatsoever. Less of humans.” I respond with nonchalance as I continue walking again.

His attachment to the agent. "You are our Beta, my best friend. Why would you do this? You know we cannot keep her here, there is no treaty and the human government will not condone this," I told him. "We are trying to avoid a war by all means. This might create a war. Humans need anything to move in on us. If they find out, they will have a reason. Our people will see us as hypocrites. What have you done?" I asked him, and tears began to stream down his face.