Smurfs Humans Novels & Stories

I was only around Kera, Nick and. Oh shit! "Can hugging make me smell like a wolf?" "Yup" she answered, popping the ‘p’ and confirming my thoughts. "We all have a scent that only wolves can smell. Even humans have scents but you wouldn't know. If a wolf rubs himself on you, you'll smell like them" Emma hugged me this morning before I left, rubbing herself on me in the process since Lincoln was stopping in their town before he dropped me here. She gave me a pointed look as she slyly smiled. "Have you found your wolves?"

I asked picking the unusual word in his sentence. “Yes, Humans.” He answered. “Yeah, I heard that.. but what are humans?” I asked frustratedly. I’ve never heard of the word before. Are they also some kind of monsters too? I glanced around and saw that I wasn't the only one looking at Dolphus curiously. Even Eira too was looking at him curiously. I guess the rumors she heard weren't detailed as she thought. “They are not monsters like vampires. They don't have any supernatural abilities except that they don't shift like us and they also aren't blood sucking like the monsters.”

“Yes, I am. How may I help you?” “I’m Mike, a werewolf, and this is my girlfriend, Suzanne, a human,” the man said with a broad grin. “We’re pro-integration activists. We read your interview in Loup-Humain, and we just had to meet you.” I took another look at the magazines in their hands and realized that they were physical copies of my edition of Loup-Humain. “As an interspecies couple, we have so many questions for you,” Suzanne said. “Would you mind if we picked your brain for a little bit?”

Merfolks and land people had similarities. Yet, they were different all the same. Merfolks could manipulate their outer structure to adapt to their surroundings. Therefore, we could appear as land people in their world. However, land people could not do the same in ours. Our respiratory systems were also different. Though land people could survive minutes underwater by holding their breaths, they could not outdo merfolks, who could go days out of the ocean water. According to human biology, merfolks were the superior species. We didn't destroy our home and endanger other species. Even though we could be considered predators, we didn't start wars with other species or hunt them for fun.

Though the tension was palpable, there were glimmers of something better—a wolf helping a human lift a heavy beam, a human offering water to an injured wolf. I joined one of the work crews, sweat rolling down my brow as we braced a collapsed section of the wall. My hands throbbed with blisters, but the physical exertion steadied me. When we secured the final plank, a young human girl approached, eyes wide with curiosity. “Are you the one who spoke earlier?” she asked. I crouched to her level. “Yes. My name’s Mira. What’s yours?” “Emmy,” she said shyly. “Do you really think wolves and humans can be friends?”

The gate human seemed to have no problem fighting them, so Usha approached slowly, only targeting the smaller ones so the bigger ones would panic. He pounced on one of the babies once again and bit into them. He brought it behind the gate human and started doing what he did to the previous. He scratched and pulled. The bigger slimes panicked and started jumping around, trying to get behind Rugard to save their baby. But Rugard used their state of panic to kick one away and thrusted into it, killing one in the process. The slimes were stunned by how easily the human killed one of them, so they retreated back sadly. There was also no chance to help their baby as it was already limp in the litt

Ralph smiled as we decided to take a seat for a while, using the trees as shade away from the scorching sun. “What if I told you there was a place where only humans stay?” I gasped, shocked by that question. The existence of humans seemed like a total fairy tale, and there was no chance on earth that lived anywhere around us. “Do you even know what you're talking about?” He smiled. “Yes, I do. I have travelled far and wide and I have found a city where only humans live.” “That's not true. I mean, we were always told when we were young that; werewolves are the only dominant species that exist.”

I think I'm about to burst with excitement. "First, you don't eat them. And second, you don't eat in front of them. If you see one, run. You don't wanna deal with that lot," he started looking at the door, like he want to run himself. "But I heard humans look a lot like us, how'd we know they're humans?" A question from Linus. Sir Maslow looked like he hadn't even thought of that. "I don't know. Just shift and if they start screaming or pulling weapons out, they're humans."

Were all humans so very volatile? Their chef had left the table after serving them their food. John was focused on picking out the filet mignon from his rice. Tom couldn't stop sneaking glances at Brian and Ryan as they shared their plates. The humans touched each other with such affection -offering choice bites to each other from their plates, bumping shoulders, leaning their heads together, sharing their space as easily as breathing- and seemed to be unaware of any who might be watching them. "We've never eaten a sentient species. If that helps?"

To say I was intrigued by this little girl would be a serious understatement. I watched from the comfort of my home through my crystal ball. I'm a very powerful witch, so no one, especially some child with no previous knowledge of magic, could subdue or, in her case, completely stop my magic. Not only that, she's stronger and faster than she looks. I'm seriously confused because she gives off a human's aura... it's not even slightly mixed with a wolf's aura. Everyone's aura is different, regardless of species or gender. But within each group, all those associated with a certain species, they all share a similar aura. Humans usually have weaker auras that tend to be light blue, almost clear i