Rise Of Humanity Wiki Novels & Stories

Elodie stepped closer, her breath hitching. "No," Zack whispered. "Not bunkers. Cities. The text says... 'The High Humans wake when the moon turns to lead.' They aren't Aegis employees, Victor. They’re the founders. The ones who built the genetic markers into the human genome before the First Shift. They didn't die out. They just went below." "High Humans? What the f**k is that supposed to mean?" Elodie grabbed the tablet, her eyes scanning the data. "Aegis was just a front? A goddamn gardening project for people living in the dirt?"

But spoiled little Sophie would never understand that. After that, Logan took me back to the werewolf's base. There was no wedding. He just threw me on the bed and went out to drink with the other werewolves. The moment he closed the door, I climbed out the window and ran away. I never really thought I could escape. Ever since vampires and werewolves appeared, they had spread like a virus all over the world. They could fly and were incredibly strong fighters. They quickly took over humanity. Running away was impossible.

“In all of our history, humanity has never held hands with the three Great Races – and those arrogant old men have never seen eye to eye. How was the God Slayer able to unite Amalgamation and Intersection? “Well, our history is short. Who knows whether or not this has been achieved before?” the Dragon Lord reminded his nephew of the lack of history depth of humanity compared to the three Great Races. Those old goons had been here long before humanity gained sentience. Who was to say what was before that time?

Ahanu, had shifted back and was running into the river to join me. "When the hell did you get so fast." he said while panting. "You've just always been slow" I chuckled and gave a splash in his direction. "So, Tyee... Tell me, are you nervous for this human girl to join us? Are you going to tell her what we are?" I thought for a moment. "I don't think I'm nervous, I knew I had to mate someone after I became Chief Alpha. I just didn’t know she was going to be a human. I know I'm going to have to tell her eventually."

she said, keeping her eyes on the cloud spell she was brewing. We were five, Guardians of the Sky. Yes, we exist. There are other guardians too, of the sea, the sun,the forest, and under the earth, all led by our supreme guardian, Mother Nature. Once a guardian has lived up to a hundred years, she's allowed to visit the human realm, and that was how I met Eugene. He was the most handsome and well-mannered man I'd ever met. Actually, he was the first man I'd ever met, but I doubt all men are like him.

Most higher-level knights would leave the country to join one of the big 5 organizations and countries or organizations with deep foundations. The humans experience the breakthrough phenomenon from the presence of the exobeasts. The exobeasts had a pressure field around them, that shows how powerful they are. Normal soldiers would not solo any exobeasts, as they would lose horribly. That mentality changed after the legendary soldier from the Confederate States of America emerged. This soldier name was Alexander the Great. Alexander was the first human to experience a breakthrough, as he led the Confederate army to dominate this era of exotics. He would lead and emerge victorious from militar

“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.

"The child isn't just taking 'Oxygen' from the mother; it’s taking 'Narrative-Data' from the 'Spring.' It knows the 'Story' of the 147 chapters before it even opens its eyes." This is the "Human-Hook": The reader discovers that the "New-Humanity" is born with "Innate-Empathy." The "Standard-Education"—the one that teaches "Competition" and "Greed"—is being bypassed by a "Biological-Instinct" for "Unity." Avery realizes that she didn't just save the world from a "Winter"; she "Grafted" a "Permanent-Peace" into the human genome. The Mechanics of the First-Cry

Even important positions in the state cannot find anyone who is a human to fulfill them. It sounds like discrimination against species, doesn't it? But that was just the past, times have changed. The position of humans has changed thanks to an uprising 10,000 years ago. Due to oppression and unfair treatment, some humans stood up to resist. At that time, non-human species did not care about the war, more accurately, they did not bother to pay attention. They thought with their supernatural strength, how could they be defeated by weak humans, it's like throwing eggs at a rock.

Because there was still one rot at the heart of this world, one sickness that had plagued these lands long before Aeternum rose from the ashes. Human supremacy. That festering belief—this disgusting notion that humans, and only humans, deserved to rule—that other races were inferior or expendable—it had caused more suffering, more injustice, more pointless wars than anything else. I had seen the scars firsthand. The crumbled Elven cities abandoned after pogroms. The Dwarven mines stripped and their people enslaved. The Beastkin tribes, hunted like animals by arrogant kings who declared themselves “chosen” above all. It was barbaric. It was stupid. And it had to end. Aeternum was proof it cou