Wall-e And Eve As Humans の小説・ストーリー

CASSAIN Tiny giggles erupt in the room and I look on in shock with Lucian and Aretha, I stand at the foot of the bed, arms folded, staring at two cribs like they might suddenly explain themselves if I glare hard enough because now I understand nothing. All my life, I've been told reproduction isn't possible yet here. I am staring at two exact replicas of myself and Evelessa. Evelessa is sitting up against the pillows, hair loose, eyes tired but glowing, watching my reactions as hers mirrors the same confusion.

“I’ll call you once I’m off.” I nodded and turned to walk away. “Do you mind if I walk you down? Just until you get a cab,” the guy asked behind me. “If you want to,” I said, not bothering to look back. We walked down the quiet street together. The city felt different at night still and quiet. “I’m Ian,” he said. “I’m Evelyn. But everyone calls me Eve,” I answered flatly. “Nice. You’re new around here?” “Obviously,” I muttered, not wanting to give too much information.

NO ONE POV At the late Harold's residence Ashley looks absolutely furious. The Omega seems heartbroken, and worse, she's in heat. "I'm on heat, but my Alpha isn't here… Why in the hell is he after that human girl?! He's surely been rejected!" she thinks, burying herself on the sofa and spreading her legs. Because Ashley is an Omega, the lowest creature in the wolf world, she has to experience a very difficult heat.

The morning after her first shift was one of exhaustion and awe. Eve woke with a headache, her body aching in places she didn’t know could ache. But it wasn’t just physical—it was as though something inside her had shifted too, in ways she couldn’t yet understand. The wolf was there, prowling in the back of her mind, always present. Even though she was back in her human form, she could feel it, like a quiet hum beneath her skin.

Everyone stayed quiet and just looked on. "My ability to give a fuck is absolutely fractured, and I don't know a repair shop to fix it. It's taking everything in me to keep my anger at bay, so please forgive my laughter. Let's just put all the pieces to the puzzle on the table. I'm bout tired of learning bits here and there. So if anyone else have anymore secrets they'd like to share, please do that shit today!" 'Eve mentioned Lune and Lila. They were Celene's children and Lester. I can't believe I never noticed it before. Well, I guess I didn't have another scent to go off of.'

Her eyelids grew heavier, and she felt herself slipping away into the darkness. “Eve,” she heard Kai calling as the baby was taken from her arms so she wouldn't drop him. “Eve,” he called again, his voice growing more and more distant until she couldn't hear anything anymore. ***** Alpha Kai and Eve weren't mates, but she loved him beyond the chance of fate. They should have been mates, perhaps if she had an active wolf they would have been, but she was almost human, ordinary or at least that was what it meant to be eighteen and still had never heard your wolf, not once. Eve was a weak wolf-less orphan, and her fate was sealed that she would never find a mate.

Maya said, pointing to the hallway. A group of "Humans" was standing at the service door. They didn't have tactical gear or Narrative Anchors. They were dressed in everyday clothes—a businessman in a suit, a woman in a jogging outfit, a teenager with a backpack. But their eyes were a solid, glowing white—the color of the "Voter Interface." "There they are!" the teenager shrieked, his voice a distorted, mechanical hum. "The variables! Claim the Garden!" They lunged. They didn't move like wolves; they moved with the clumsy, terrifying desperation of people who had been promised a godhood they didn't understand.

That was all I managed to say. EVE'S POV:- "Eve!!!" That was the only word that came out of Hayden's mouth. I stepped out of the confession box. I went towards the cross and patted Zar's head. I looked at them both. They both looked as if they had seen a ghost. Well, technically I was a ghost. That too inside the only Cerberus who had enough guts to stand against her family. She was the only one who was brave enough to stand in my favor. While the others, they just ran away like coward mice.

"It's not as weird. Humans have a placenta, so the egg is essentially that. Our bodies cannot handle Zothean babies. Imagine naturally birthing something with claws and sharp teeth." Ellis shuddered. "So, the egg is good. It's round and smooth." She willed Ellis to breathe. "How do you take everything so easily?" Ellis asked incredulously. Laurel shrugged. "I lived a rough life on Earth. I learned how to adapt." Ellis watched her carefully and then hugged the woman. "I have to come to terms with this, don't I? I just need a little time." Later when Ellis entered their office, Logan got up from his seat and sprinted over to her. "You look pale. Are you okay?" he asked.

"If you surrender, the 'Board' will keep your core-personality in a 'Legacy-Vault.' You won't have to feel the deletion. You can just... sleep." "Is that... what happened to the others?" Elara whispered, her mind drifting to the billions of humans who had supposedly been "Restored" to New York. "Are they just... in a vault?" The Update tilted her head. "There is no 'New York,' Elara. That was just a Simulated-Reward. The humans were converted into 'Bio-Compute-Nodes' hours ago. The world you saw was just the screen-saver." The weight of the lie hit Elara harder than any physical strike. Every struggle, every sacrifice Julian made, every inch of ground they gained in the "Real World"—it was a