Tikki As A Human Novels & Stories

Underneath the charred burnt outside, I could smell the type of animal it had come from. Human. Rogue was just about to take a bite from it and I quickly raised my hand smacking it out of his. He gave me a look like what the fuck? “Human,” I said and he began to gag and dry heaving. “For Fucks sake, the first time we are given meat and it be human!” Ajani was also making a face like he was ready to empty his stomach. “So they are also cannibals?” I asked Teal who came in with his own portion, minus the meat.

“As a child, the basement was the place I hated the most because it was dark and dirty. After every meal, the pispis (leftovers) was simply dropped through the bamboo slats of the floor for the poultry and livestock below to feast on. Aside from fear of the tiktik… Er, you know what that is, don’t you?” Kate nodded grimly. The tiktik was a typical example of the aswang group of monsters. It was said to be a huge black bird that alighted on the roofs of nipa huts. It made a cry of tik-tik-tik-tik; hence the name. It was also said that the fainter the sound, the closer the tiktik actually was. Once the tiktik had chosen its victim (it had a preference for pregnant women), it would stick out it

' those words kept repeating until Taika stated to feel dizzy. Taika: " You... you... You know what, You are so selfish as a mosquito! Your entire family is also selfish! I request for a new assistant right now!" Taika placed her foots on the bare ground which was not balance but due to her strong spirit she wasn't going to give up that easily, she had to hunt for food no matter what.

said Ika. "We are worried about Diana," added Iki. Al gave a confused expression, "Why is everyone here so concerned with him? Death or life isn't that big of a deal, is it?" Krak! The skeleton that Ika was making just crumbled. "Why would you say such a thing, Al?" Ika asked by squeezing the flower frame in her hand. "I'm telling the truth. That's all. He's human, and from the start, he was only here as Rai's food, but why has he now turned into everyone's favorite pet?" said Al.

If anything, I should have at least thanked him first. Tilting his head to one side as he squats beside me he responds, “Why would I hate you?” “I’m a human, and you’re not.” The boy smiles at me, “Humans have never been mean to me. And they have never been mean to Pixies.” So the boy was a Pixie? I thought they were meant to be smaller. With wings. “Are you not from around?” His English, I mean Skivak, was a little broken. Honestly, it made me feel relieved to hear that his interest in me wasn’t because I was human.

Sybil cleared her throat and looked down. “I have a mate among your people Tika. He has told me so. I did not think I was ready in the slightest when he first confronted me and told me. I haven’t been able to talk with him much the past few days, you all have been very busy. I know I may not be able to do the run with you, but I think I want to know how this works. If I can’t fully participate being human, perhaps I could surprise him.” Sybil as always when she was nervous or feeling anxiety was picking. This time kind of at the fabric she was holding. She sighed at herself, some things would never change.

She was the last Caspian Tiger shifter left on the planet. Sachiko was a three-month-old cub when her family was slaughtered. She had been chasing after a butterfly of all things when the attack happened. Once she returned to find the family burning, Sachiko ran off and hid in the underbrush until the humans left. The young cub stumbled through the hills until she found a nomadic caravan and shifted into her human form. Were-tigers can shift from birth and have an advanced maturity over human children. When the little toddler stumbled into the encampment she was lucky to find a widow who claimed her.

He did not just run off, while running he was sniffing the air. Mate That girl is his mate. A human is their alpha's mate, what will the pack say about this, what if his enemies hear about this? Too many damn questions but no single answer.

He squeezed me and gently rubbed my stomach. "Well, I like it. By the way, you're not human either, or did you forget that?" My eyes widened, and I slightly turned my head to look up at him. "Damn, you're right. I guess it'll take a little while to dust the human- ness off my genes, considering my family has been human for generations. I still am human to a point. So yeah...fat." I said in a little chuckle. "Whatever you want to call it, I like."