Rise Of Humanity Wiki Novels & Stories

All I know is that at the moment, the ancient isn’t happy that we haven’t had any progress so far and the human population is growing faster than anticipated and we are struggling to keep it under control. “Huh?” I sat up in the chair and felt utterly confused. “Did you read that right?” I asked Fynn and he nodded. “He is making it sound as if they created humans. Humans were there at the same time the ancient was.” I sighed and rolled my eyes. “I told you it was all lies.” I pulled the blanket off me and got up to study the other books.

The collaborative efforts of supernaturals and humans became a beacon of hope for a planet on the brink of crisis. As the supernatural world and the human realm flourished together, the boundaries that once separated them grew increasingly blurred. Interactions between supernaturals and humans became commonplace, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose. Intermarriages and friendships blossomed, creating families that spanned both realms. Children with mixed supernatural and human heritage thrived, embodying the unity and harmony their ancestors had fought for.

The world in its prehistoric state was a hard place to live in for Human beings. We were still the most numerous race but the limitation of resources made harder the development of buildings and technology. Somehow we managed to make deals with the other races and the world divided into kingdoms because of their new rulers, The Gods, who descended to put a temporary stop to the imminent extinction of humans.

The Officials were working with the angels, but why? “Yes, your people are working with them, giving them or rather, allowing them to take the women.” “Why?” I breathed out, terrified of the answer. “To save themselves of course” he replied with a small shrug. “At any point if any of us wanted we could wipe out humanity, however, we believe that humanity is worth saving and are fighting against those who believe it needs to be extinguished. As that group is larger, like I said, the humans have used their only bargaining chip to prolong their survival.”

With a beast of unimaginable strength born among them, humans finally gained a foothold in that harsh era. Other beasts tried to copy this miracle, attempting to mate with humans, but nothing came of it. And when war between humans and beasts reached its peak, a new enemy appeared—the Zerg, merciless and overwhelming. Just when destruction seemed certain, the first Fenrir awakened an ability that granted others the power to shift. With this, they survived and pushed back the Zerg.

But it was the end of my misery, because that night, this human sparked life in me once again. Just one human. My human, Victoria. The END.

Kohn says as if he is talking to a teenage pup. I growl to show my displeasure, but even to my ears, the growl sounds weak. "It's how I have always kept the of age females in line. But after the anger faded and my instincts vanished, all I could focus on was her crying.....Why the fuck did I get a human," I snap, and he shakes his head. "The human historians have a very believable theory for that question," he replies, and I raise my eyebrow for him to continue. "They believe the more animalistic a wolf is, the higher the chances they will be given a human. They believe it's the Goddess trying to restore our humanity," Kohn explains, and I roll my eyes.

She had never heard of anything like that. “This all sounds surreal. So are they shifters or aliens?” “Shifters. And they are a lot older than humans.” “But if they came before humans, how did humans come about?” she asked, completely confused. “Humans are, in a rare form, descendants from Aurora. Not fully. Aurorans came here and bred with humans. They created shifters. The shifters we know today. Not all breeding ended up in shifters. Some just advanced the human species. Smarter humans.”

, he almost shouted the last words and let himself fall back on his chair, breathing heavily. A bioweapon? Seriously? Just because of this whole uprising? Well, if you looked at it from the point of view of mankind ... But let's be honest: humans reproduced like rabbits, even the plague had not been able to contain their numbers seriously and in the long term. Azrael had at least tried. There were just too many for him, they had been everywhere.

Grayson’s jaw is set in a rigid line, his eyes flashing with the cold, golden light of a dominant wolf trying to crush a lesser strain. I do not flinch. I stand my ground, my full-figured frame anchored to the marble, feeling the raw, ancient pulse of my own bloodline humming beneath my skin. My human mother, Eleanor Calloway, may have lacked a wolf, but she gave me the stubbornness of the mountain ranges that border the Frostmoon Territory.