They're Only Human Novels & Stories

he easily replied, as if it were the simplest thing in the world. "Well, you couldn't be more wrong. Love is such a fundamental aspect of human experience," I countered, attempting to shift his perspective, but it seemed impossible. "How can I be wrong about that? Love? Pfff... It's nowhere near the line that separates reality from fantasies. Love exists on the side where people's fantasies reside. It's merely a construct that tricks us into thinking we have deep feelings for someone or something.

Ruben looks uncomfortable, but Kohn looks concerned, which makes my stomach flip. "Humans, Amber. Humans are moving against our kind, and you yourself witnessed how pups react to humans... Once the humans stepped on pack lands, the pups got defensive. They most likely attacked heavily armed humans...and while we are strong, a straight shot to the heart will kill us," Kohn explains, and I gasp again as my heart breaks for them. "Enough, Kohn. She just woke up. I don't want her overloaded. She is too young to stress about things like this. And currently too weak to be so worried," Lucian snaps from above me, and I see the two men in front of me become stiffen.

he mumbled, "I don't trust them." "You don't trust anyone," I said, "And humans are the least of our threats because they have this wonderful thing called the police. When a human breaks another wonderful thing called a law, it is the police's job to punish them, and because of this, humans don't tend to do whatever the hell they want because they know they will get in trouble for it. They also have equal rights for women, but let's not get into that..." "I understand the human world, even if I do think it's stupid," He retorted. "And maybe I want to hold you."

they joked. "That's mine!" I informed them. "Really?" They burst out laughing as the one with the ball said, "Awww, so cute," one of them commented. What is there for them to laugh at? Why are humans so complicated and hard to understand? I am sure they would be terrified and flee if I shifted right in front of them and revealed my true self. Instead of calling me cute at that point, they will be horrified and flee for their lives calling me wild and terrifying.

A woman suddenly interrupted their lovely conversation with water and splashed it on their dress. "OH MY GOD! YOU JERK!" "Are you here to insult my sister? Have you known everything? Why are they even invited in the first place? My god! Both of you graduated from a prestigious academy, but neither of you learned a little respect!" she said. "Tss, humans," I said while looking at those girls who were fighting over the couple. "How rude. Are humans always like this?" Mune asked. "Humans are so obsessed with bringing other people down just to keep their profile better and make them look like the higher person. But some humans are still humane. You just have to look from within," Hiro said out o

“The Humans? he repeated slowly, his voice low, careful. “Yes,” she said firmly. “The Humans. I’ve scheduled a meeting with their representatives. They’re leaders in agriculture, and their expertise could be exactly what we need to turn things around for us. Our neighboring packs can only offer so much—we need more. They need more. We need them, you know this—we’ve talked about this before.”

They greeted me, and I couldn't help but size them up. From the look, they look like people from a noble family from the human kingdom, and I could already tell that they came here for their selfish requests. Humans are the most unsatisfied species on earth; they have things they want and things they can't let go of. They want everything good to be theirs, and they detest being the ones in problems. A crazy thought that runs through the minds of all of them. And I can't help but think they are crazy. “And what can I do unto you, mere mortals!” I asked with a straight face as they raised their heads.

They would show more respect to a dung beetle than they would to one of us. The thing is, we may be supernatural, but we are still human too. If you looked at our blood you would still see the clear signs of the human genome. We just have some additional cells as well. Excluding irshiusts and raitruums, we all come from humans, we just have a few extra quirks. But do they care about that? No. Why? Because they all drank the Kool-Aid and now believe the sales pitch like it’s fucking gospel. It’s equally sad and pathetic.

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.”

She hugged him and carried him up in her arms raising him up and then kept him down. “Long enough to see you threaten to kick Kyle’s ass,” I said, managing a weak smile. Kyle chuckled. “She’s got fire. I’ll give her that. Most humans would’ve tapped out after the first round.” “Wait, they were humans who train and work here too?” I asked in surprise. Kyle nodded. “Yes, willing ones but we don’t handle the hard work to them.” Scarlet rolled her eyes. “Yeah right.” Kyle grinned. “You know how you were on the field.”