Regular Show Humans Novels & Stories

“Okay… since Rex already said to cut the show, why don’t I go straight to the point? We all know about the pack rules, do we not?” Everyone was nodding and murmuring. I still didn’t understand what this was about. I really didn’t want to believe that it was what I was thinking. “The no-human rule… yes, that’s the one!” Fuck! I covered my face with my palm. Clara found out. She knows. She knows that I am human, and she’s going to expose me right in front of all these people. “Someone broke that rule!” The whole crowd erupted into murmuring this time around.

A small older woman smiles and winks at Nyx. "Are either of the kings here brownie." he sighs at the old woman who was gazing lovingly at him, practically drooling. She nodded her head and let us enter. My eyes looked around the lovely decorated home and landed on a huge man with red and black hair, with only one yellow eye, a patch covering the other. I swallowed as Nyx greeted the giant of a man named Axis. "Why'd you bring a human Elderon?" the large man growls.

This action alone tells me that she was anything but a friend to Kelly. I smirked back because I saw she wanted to play games, but she had no idea who I was; and an Alpha never backs down. What do you think of Rose showing up on Kelly and Anita’s lunch date? What do you think is going on?“First rule is you never change in front of a human, Brayden! Everyone knows that! We can’t allow humans to discover our existence. It’s too great of a risk and now we have people to worry about. What explanation do you have for that!?!” I snapped staring at the young wolf.

I refrained from expressing my admiration for him. I had no choice but to reach his hand, but I quickly retracted my hand when I felt the electricity again. I once more looked up at him in awe. Why does it seem that every time I touch his hand, an electric current flows through our hands? I observed in Mr. Sanvictores' eyes that he shared the same emotions as I did. He gave me a gentle smile. “That's all right, Klaire. You need not be concerned,” He spoke to me in a manner that implied he understood my emotions.

The master says as he gets up from his chair. "And i am so thankful for that master" Alfred says slightly bowing his head to show some gratitude. "Ladies and gentlemen, I stand here to tell you this with so much happiness in my heart, the vampires are going to overpower the humans and every single being in this world, we wont have to share anything with them for we will take control of everything" he says out loud and this goes to every single vampire that was around.

The scientists never stop figuring out how to develop the best serum for the entire land after many trials. IT'S OVER! —Sarah. Everybody is nervous and their bodies begin to trembles due to the screen video they received from humanoids on Earth. Humanoids reached their spacecraft channel due to their incredible hacking techniques. Their abilities are awesome but sad to say, they're using it for personal interest. Ex-spaceship worker Grace went to a room then Sarah followed her. The scientists go back to their workstations to continue experimenting and thinking that danger would come. They left humanoids activating the whole system of the ship.

"So, there are dead humans coming back to life and what you get of the show is that there are cheaters and abusers? I mean, you aren't wrong, but how is that all you got out of it?" Rockledge laughs next to her, the irony hitting him as he looks between us. The show pauses, and he says, "You do realize that I am a dead human who thrives on human blood. It's very close to the zombies or walking dead, but we only take the blood."

But before she could ask what he meant, she found herself turning back to watch the escapade. For a second, she felt bad for the poor woman, who still adamantly declined to take the stage and sing. She obviously didn’t want to sing. But then the woman stood. Maybe she would get up there after all. Aravella reached for her beer, took a sip, and, for the first time tonight, felt a little normal. The atmosphere seemed to envelop her, as if she was meant to be there. A much-needed sense of contentment filled her. The talking, the laughter, the smell of drinks and salty, roasted peanuts. It made her feel oddly better. This was a good idea-a good distraction. Tomorrow she’d return to her research

He recalled several shows on television featuring several unique humans. “You're right, it's disgusting. Dira is right, in this world, we shouldn't stand out too much…'' said Aefar. He also remembered the same thing as Halvir. ''The problem is, without having to show physical strength, we have become a spectacle…'' Aefar said again, not long after.

Humans work so much slower than the rest of us. Then I remember why we’re here and I smile. One less human in the world won’t hurt me at all. We already look out of place in all black, all we would need is to draw attention to ourselves. I watch as a few guests pass us by, trying to appear normal.