Wall-e And Eve As Humans Novels & Stories

It truly felt like they were game characters living in a universe filled with NPCs. They also never felt hunger or tiredness, and so never ate or slept. But many still did, just out of habit. Others loved to eat and sleep, and so continued to indulge in those activities. Eva herself loved to eat and sleep. And although she certainly had her fair share of delicious food, she had no desire to lay down and close her eyes. In fact, since she respawned, she hadn't spent a single second asleep. She instead used that time to learn more about her new universe, and explored wherever she could.

Havana asked. Nadia laughed while Cheyenne stood there, completely shocked. “It’s okay, Cheyenne, honey. For werewolves, honestly you guys would have already been trying to have babies. It’s a little more fast pace than humans.” Nadia explained. “Oh, of course. You aren’t wolf born. I keep forgetting. I’ve just grown so accustom to seeing you. I thought you were already—“ “It’s getting late. You should go get some rest. I know you had a rough day and all. With the police.” Nadia cut Havana off.

The Earth preferred the Living Earth. Axiom fell to its knees, breathing the air of Aethel-Luna for the first time. It looked at its hands-hands made of flesh and bone, trembling with the sudden rush of nerves and blood. "Welcome back to the dirt," Elara said, offering a hand to the fallen "God." The New Horizon The Thought-Walkers remained, but they were no longer the Echo-Sum. They were a tribe of "The Awakened," humans who had to relearn how to eat, sleep, and feel. But their knowledge of the "Digital Fold" stayed.

a female voice came from the entrance. Turning, Dimitri saw Alanna Bradbury and Eve Hartlow walking into Everglades, Alanna moving to sit beside Josh while Eve sat on her other side. Eve, the short blond who rarely left Bull Creek, was one of the humans Bane tried to drive out of their community. "What brings you two here?" Josh asked as he motioned for Wes.

Tara shifted her gaze. At this point, she thought about how her mother met her father. Was her mother as curious as Odette? How did Willow learned about the humans, in the first place? All possible questions came running through her mind. All of these drives to do one thing. "Okay, but we can't do something risky" Odette flashed a wide smile before pulling her into a hug. "You say that like what we are going to do is not risky enough", Odette said which they both laughed to.

* * * Eve’s POV * * * “My name is Eve. I’m six years old. My mother was an Omega. I’m an orphan …” I’m rocking against the bark of the willow tree. “My name is Eve. I’m six years old. My mother was an Omega. I’m an orphan,” I repeat over and over again. Footsteps. People are coming. “My name is Eve. I’m six years old. My mother was an Omega. I’m an orphan,” my little voice says again.

" It would make sense. They basically share the same moon. I am just gonna be happy to have a Luna now. They are always so uptight." " I agree", the other said. I heard the toilet flushing and I nearly ran out of there. I had already cleaned my face up anyway. Alpha. Mate. Luna. Those were words from werewolf fantasy novels. Werewolves didn't exist though. Mind as well say the Easter bunny is real. I laughed to myself. Those women are strange. I straightened myself back up and walked back to Carter. He was on his phone texting. Our food had already been brought out. He hadn't touched his plate.

"I know it's unbelievable, but unlike those bloodsuckers, we are more human, Eve. We don't prey on humans. We don't do evil and the main purpose of our existence is to protect humankind, not to destroy it like what vampires do. So let me be clear. I might be a little different, but I am far from those leeches–" "Jax, wait. Stop the comparison, please. I'm not asking you to compare your kind to Carter's. Carter's family doesn't do evil like you believe. And more human? Those werewolves I saw yesterday… they don't seem very human to me. And I don't think you are close to being human as well." He groaned. "Eve, I am human. That bloodsucker is the one who is not." "Will you stop dragging Carter

I tried to speak, but my throat was so dry. Eve quickly leaned closer and gave me a sip of water. "Don’t speak, just eat.” Her face was pale, but she forced a gentle smile. I looked up at her and whispered, "Eve, you’re alive. I’m so glad." She nodded, tears in her eyes, and tore off another piece of meat, pressing it to my lips. I clenched my mouth shut, shaking my head frantically. Eve’s gaze was firm. "Emma, you need to stay alive. There’s hope as long as you’re alive."

Maya was looking between them with clear curiosity about what made the last twenty-four hours so eventful, but she didn't push. Just offered Eve a warm smile and said, "Listen to the lady. Rest. We'll catch up more later." Eve watched them walk toward the house together....her human best friend and the omega who was feeding her uncle....and felt something settle in her chest. These were her people. Different worlds, different lives, different levels of knowledge about what was really happening. But her people nonetheless.