Pet Evolution Novels & Stories

Though Eve’s plans didn’t always turn out as she’d intended, she was certain they were well thought out. It was people that messed things up. With Petra, she’d always intended the elder she-wolf to survive. She needed her as an ally after Ethan divorced Jane; she needed Petra to love her unconditionally so she would help convince her son to marry Eve. The problem then was that Ethan turned out to be even more irrational than Eve could have dreamed. Instead of leaving Jane then and there, he simply punished her.

The parasite pointed toward the white divergence. "You think that's your power." The darkness beyond reality moved again. The void shook violently. The parasite smiled sadly. "But that's not your power." Ethan remained silent. For the first time, uncertainty crept into his thoughts. The parasite continued. "The First Hunger represents evolution through consumption." A crack spread through its chest. "The Sovereign represents evolution through transcendence." More cracks. "The Endwalker represents evolution through conclusion." The void trembled. The parasite pointed directly at Ethan. "And you..."

And that was why she was the first person Mikayla turned to in a time like this. “What is this pet deal about? Is this some sort of a kink? Have you slept together? Do you know anything about his background? How can you make sure that he didn’t lie to you? Oh, and how did he willing to be a pet? Have you asked his reasoning?” Her celebrity friend asked her several questions with the speed of light, and Mikayla was slowly figuring out which question to answer first. It had been days that she lived with Davey like this, and she still couldn’t get used to the concept. She didn’t know his intention, and we just went with the flow somehow.

Everyone waited. Finally, he spoke. His voice was quiet but carried weight. "I remember the time before the Collapse. When wolves and humans lived differently. When our survival didn't depend on enslaving another species." He looked at me. "This child reminds me of that time. Of what we could be instead of what we've become." He stood slowly. "I vote yes. Let her stand as mate. Let her be the first of many. Let us begin the long road back to something better than what we are."

Do you want to fucking die, Ev? “We shift in one, two…” Penelope turned into a big brown wolf with thick winter-ready fur. Her sharp eyes matched the color of her beating fur and I took a last glance at a fast-approaching Adrian who was only meters behind us, before letting Evolet out and sucking myself in.

After five seconds Morgan made a sound again. "Assuming the matriarch used her full power on that punch, she is an SSS evolver. Same as the man, professor," since billions of years of history and once frail humanity evolved into something more. Their genes changed. This change could be attributed to their mother, the matriarch. The dawn of the evolvers started on her bloodline as the matriarch's spawn married and multiplied, the rest was history. Years of intermingling with the matriarch's family who share her special blood resulted to the new hierarchy, the world order of evolvers.

Even just post-evolution, animals seemed to gain much more than humans. The mutated husky he had encountered before had been roughly equivalent to a human with ten absorbed abilities. On land, aside from that husky, Leo was the second evolved beast—and it had been artificially assisted. In the city, where animals were naturally scarce, and natural evolution was rare, many died frozen or starved before even having a chance to evolve. "Good. Leo, looks like I won't need the hovercraft anymore—too much fuel wasted. I'll ride you. Eco-friendly travel, green living."

“Changing hair is for amateurs. There’s so much more that the Peacekeepers pay attention to than that. Our entire genetic makeup, for example.” “I’m not about to get my genes altered permanently,” said Eva. “I’m very happy with who I am, thank you very much.” “That’s not at all what I mean… Look, watch me.” Eva turned her head and looked over at Lucifer, and watched as she was asked.

Ren’s five month baby bump - a baby girl - must be the reason her cheeks are glowing. “Pregnancy looks good on you.” I scooted closer, taking another side of the blanket she brought, sharing the warmth with me. “You will soon have your family, Cali,” she mumbled, making me chortle. “I wish, but Evan has no intentions of settling down, Ren.” It had crossed my mind - a lot of times - but Evan told me that marriage is not for him. Every moment we had on the island was so vivid in my head. Yes, I had the chance to get to know the real him, but I also learned a lot of things that he didn’t want in life. Sadly, marriage is one of those.

“I’ve… heard of it. In old encrypted Exodus files, buried beneath AI encryption.” Evryn’s heart skipped. “What does it mean?” Ivy hesitated. “Enhanced Variant for Evolutionary Replication. E.V.E.R. was supposed to be the final evolution of synthetic-human design. A hybrid race that could replace both us and the machines.” “And Seraphina wasn’t it?” “She was the trial.” Back in their temporary safehouse in the ruins of Castra City, Ivy connected her portable mainframe and ran an extraction code Evryn had seen her use once before—when unlocking Seraphina’s kill switch.