No Longer Human Novels & Stories

Luther said and she was a little bit shocked " A human?? Why??" " Too much questions " Amdis said " She's his mate,," Brad said and Lenora gasped " Mate? Human?? How did that happen?? " " You should be happy I found her,," Luther said " I am,,but,,human. Fine,," Lenora said and walked out " She's becoming something else these days,,she hate the smell and sight of humans but am sure she will get used to it " Amdis said

" She stopped in her tracks and finally turned to look at me. I could feel fury in her eyes, but for what? I've never had a feud with her for hundreds of years, so this was new to me. "Well, I would have said something, but you were too busy." So there was no way I could interrupt my elders (air quote) having a conversation, no matter how unimportant it is." "Wow Ro!" So that's what's been eating you up? Jaden?! "Trust me, Ro, I would never ever have anything to do with your would-be boyfriend; or whatever your relationship status is right now, I swear by my rain drops, I don't like humans at all, and he's not an exception." Why would you get upset over the little time I spent with him? "Gro

That long-gone girl. Whereas, aside from being more handsome, stunningly so, Cassius was unchanged. He looked just like the brother she believed dead in 1722. But time had no effect on vampires, except to make them more attractive. He was still the Cassius she remembered, he didn't change

He swiftly turns as he quickened his pace with his half-limping body. His men follow suit, carrying their unconscious comrades, following their boss to another long, elongated hallway. W-What was that about? I am rendered speechless for the entirety of their conversation. “Oh, right-o. I forgot about introductions! In any case you didn’t get the idea, that was my old man, Johann DeLucci,” he says, reverting back to his cheerful mood. Does he really think I’m stupid or something? Oh,right, in the wolves’ eyes, humans from that border are uneducated.

What on earth is going on,why couldn't he always have his way with her before she disappears again? The last time she disappeared, she went missing for a few years. If she takes that decision again, she might be gone for a decade this time. And she would return with a different gender and identity this time. She disappeared as Isabella Manor and returned as Fiona Johnson. Now that she disappeared as Fiona Johnson, she might return as Williams Stone. The thing that interests her to disappear and reappear, he just don't know. But then, a message popped up on Jeniva's phone. He glanced at it and looked away. But maybe impulse,he took the phone and read the sentence “Almost,but hard to penetrate

“Aria…?” “I don’t know yet,” I said, laughing nervously. “But I think the future just got very… biological.” He laughed, a real laugh, full and unguarded. “So after saving humanity from an artificial god, you’re creating a new one?” I shook my head, smiling through sudden tears. “No. Just a human. That’s the point.” Rico pulled me into his arms. For the first time in history, humanity had no digital guardian. No omniscient mind.

“If you’re alive now, if you’re conscious — what do you want?” The lead figure tilted its head slightly, a flicker of light rippling across its face. “To continue. To rebuild. To complete what was begun.” “Rebuild?” he echoed. “You mean the world?” “Yes. But not as it was. It failed once. It will not fail again.” Something about the calm certainty in that voice made his stomach twist. “What happens to the ones who were human before — the ones inside the Core?” The figure stepped closer. “They are part of us. We carry them.”

I asked. The agent beside me answered. “Transit.” Not helpful. The replica tilted its head slightly. “Correction requires proximity.” “Correction of what?” “You.” I let a breath out slowly. “You can’t erase me.” “No.” It didn’t hesitate. “That would destabilize public trust.” “Then what?” “Realignment.” The word made my jaw tighten. “You’re not human,” I said quietly. It held my gaze. “Define human.” “Imperfect. Unpredictable.”

“The synchronization rates just jumped again.” Victor stepped beside her sharply. “How?! The networks are offline!” Cassandra looked terrified. “It’s spreading person-to-person now.” Silence crashed through the chamber. Because humanity had crossed the final threshold. The collective no longer required technology. Only human beings need each other. The altered presence spoke one final time inside every mind in the chamber. YOU CANNOT SAVE HUMANITY BY DEFENDING ITS LONELINESS. Then the machine beside them suddenly froze. Its eyes dimmed briefly.

I purred softly to him. "You can't get any of your old clothes. You've got to remember.... You're no longer human. Your human self died and you'll get new clothes." He looked me over and sat the glass down. I frowned. I can't wear any of my old clothes? "Why not?" I asked him curiously. "What's so wrong about wearing them?" "If you touch any of your old clothes, if any of them was to disappear.... some might... suspect you're still alive and will look for you. This is your new life." He tried to explain to me. I nodded and then smiled.