They're Only Human Novels & Stories

We both ordered our food and waited for it to arrive. "What's it like being an elf?" Adria questions me quietly. I lean back and think about it and shrug. "Same as you being a human, it just is, we are basically the same with different ears and a much longer life span," I chuckle at her crinkled brows. "'You're the same as humans below your waistline as well?" she asks, her cheeks pink. I laughed loudly and nodded, watching her turn redder. Her eyes remained turned down and I smiled at her curiosity.

My eyes are changing color as a result of my frustration and anger. Gerard Jacinto is a cunning, self-serving dimwit. I should not have relied on him to handle all of the preparations. I might have crushed that asshole's face if it hadn't been for Klaire. My fingers want to dig my sharp nails into Gerald Jacinto's face. What a demeaning, low-class human. If we are of the same kind, I can kill him for blasphemy and no one will question it, but that is not the law of men. They don't recognize me as the leader of one of the most powerful packs. They're didn't aware of our race.

“It is strange, yes. New. Sometimes overwhelming. But I feel safe. And that is more than I have felt in a very long time.” He seemed to relax a little at that. “You said you miss regular people.” “I do,” I admitted. “Regular people without secrets and wolves behind their skins.” He laughed, the sound low and genuine. “We are human too, Rebecca.” I shook my head. “No, you are not.” “Of course we are,” he insisted, amused. “We eat like humans. Drink like them. Walk and talk like them. We do practically everything like humans.” “Except turn into wolves,” I pointed out.

I thoroughly skimmed and checked the papers, he was right, there is nothing for me to worry about now. “H-How did that happen? They caused a commotion, it was late when I realized that they even destroyed one of the stalls.” I mumbled, my lips almost quivering in confusion. “Well um, this didn’t happen once, it always happens when these two shop. I don’t know why they even agreed, their agile movement surpasses human’s reaction time.” I almost chuckled. Cyrus also portrays us as human, not people, though I know it’s the same. It’s a little odd that they use that kind of word to describe us.

She said, “They sent out a message and everything.” “Things are under control, it's not like they can say ‘oh people are almost dying but that is not cause for alarm’” I said to her. “I guess you're right about that. Can't have people panicking, especially humans.” “Why especially humans?” “They get hysterical if there's even a semblance of the control they believe they have starts to slip. It's insane really.”

"Nicho." "Yeah?" I look at Trixie, who is giving me a strange look. Why does she have the look Mom used to have when she was about to explain something? "You know, in case you forgot, that girl is human. So it's normal for something alive to be confusing because they have hearts." "Yes, but that—" "And before you judge her, did you ever think that you yourself might have confused her with your attitude?" "My attitude?" I frown when I hear Trixie's answer. Since when have I confused her?

" Like I said, I came to talk. Carter mentioned you had some questions that needed to be answered. He sat up and looked at me. I sighed. " Next time, knock on the fucking door. I could have killed you", I said, frustrated. I laid down beside him. Hell's Kitchen was playing in the background. " I doubt that, but good try though", he said. I rolled my eyes. Now that he mentioned it, I still did have questions from last night. " So, what does the human want to know? I hated him saying that. "First thing's first, Seth. My name is Ember, not human. I hate that shit. Stop calling me that" I said to him, scowling at him. He looked amused. I held eye contact until he broke it.

Billions of people live in this world, but not everyone is deserving enough of the lives they have. Some of them are useless and only think about their fun. They don't care how others feel or if they get hurt. What matters to them is what gives them pleasure, and satisfaction. They only care about what quenches their thirst. Humans are the worst.

the thin man lamented. Humans were the most efficacious creatures in the universe indeed. No wonder all the universe's species were trying to get close to humans and use them as examples. Not only would this be more convenient, but they could also gain more efficacious human experience.

"I don't know, Bran. Rick said they had magic bombs that made the air taste like blood and dirt. They confiscated them so the Alpha could study them. I saw it in his office, but it didn't look impressive." "That's because you're an idiot, Fred," Bran laughed as Fred pushed him. "Seriously, though. How do we fight against that?" "Humans," Bran said with disgust. "They always need a way to get on our level because they are weak insects." He said that loud enough for her to hear as she pretended to ignore them. "We should just eliminate them all," Fred said, "Start with all the humans and half-breeds here." "Fred, that's probably the smartest thing you've said all day."