Wall E Human Version Novels & Stories

Lucifer says, stumbling over his words and turning bright red. He pulls into the driveway as Other-Amber watches him with creased brows. The big burly wolf looks scared. "So...being a human mate isn't a good thing, is it," she finally asks as he places the car in park, and my heart sinks. I forgot about that part. Humans are still undervalued as mates. Selene hopes that won't be the case in a few years...but for right now. We are weak and not wanted. Oh shit, Jolene and Tabitha. I glance towards the packhouse, now dreading the drama waiting inside.

I let out a small sigh of relief but my breath hitched when I heard what he had to say. “Willow, before you dropped your files here for an interview, I believe you made extensive research about this company. You’re a smart girl. I know you are. So you most likely know the number of sexual harassment suits that my lawyers have squashed. Not to talk about the defamation suits… So let me make one thing clear to you. You are not resigning. I will give you today off work because it seems like your imagination is running wild. You will rest and you will come back tomorrow and you won’t mention this crap about wolves ever again. Don’t play with me. I’m not a man you should play with. Understood?’

Good, I need her to stop being tense. "I just don't think it's a human, that's all." "Why don't we remove the walls and find out?" I said, my smile fading when her shoulders tensed up again. Just as she was about to shake her head in refusal, the door we had entered through beeped and slid open, making me quickly stand up and fix myself. Both Sharlene and I made sure that we were looking neat and presentable for whoever was entering. It couldn't be Mica and no-one else had access to this part of the building... Except for the Head Scientist and government officials themselves.

Eleanor gave a slight, professional nod and left, closing the door with a soft, definitive click. Alone, Layla sank into the impossibly soft leather of her chair. She powered on the tablet. The screen glowed to life, and after a moment, a smooth, androgynous voice filled the quiet room. "Welcome, Ms. Costov. I am Aegis. I am integrated into all Wade Global systems. Your biometrics have been registered. How may I assist you?"

the words came out in a terrifying voice and Carl was trembling so badly. “I don’t-know--- what you are talking about mister…, I think you might have gotten the wrong house” Carl struggles to say these words as he keeps on moving on the floor. “I can see it in your eyes human, you are wasting my time, tell me where she is or I will reap off your neck” Aiden says and his hands quickly changes and has tis big scary wolf claws, Carl has never seen such a thing in his life and he knew he was not dealing with a human at all, this was beyond what he thought and at this moment he even forgets he had a knife on him.

“Okay? What then, is David?” Something you should know nothing about. Wale was reluctant to speak. “WHAT?!” There was no way he was going to put this Seven’s life in dan – “David is an advanced AI designed by your friend right here. I’m sure you know what that is. Think of it as Iron Man’s Jarvis – but on steroids. Wale designed this computer for us to monitor our online customers and help source out for people who would need our services. David’s advanced processor was built to help create algorithms designed to fish out these people based on their interests, frequently engaged posts, down to their private messages.”

There was a long pause before Frank sighed, "It's fine, Nora. Even if we can't come with you, we will still be in constant communication." I raised an inquisitive brow, totally confused. "How would that be? That is an entirely different world. How would we communicate?" I asked, staring at Selene, who looked as confused as I was. "Your phone would be able to work in the werewolf world. The thing is, phones in the human world are entirely different from the ones in the werewolf world. With that of the werewolf world, there are limits, whereas that of the human world is built with a technology that makes it impossible for its reach to be limited," he explained.

“Mr. Wallace is the werewolf next door. Having built his carpentry business from the ground up, he understands the importance of hard work and service toward others. He also understands the importance of community and taking care of your own.” Dominic skimmed down the article to another section. “In light of recent concerns that the park’s current Alpha may have forgotten who he serves, Mr. Wallace’s views have been speaking to werewolves everywhere. ‘Werewolves built Wintercrest into the vibrant park it is today,’ Wallace said, ‘and it is werewolves who should be reaping the benefits. Humans are just a liability.’” Dominic threw the paper back down, staring at Adam. “This is a problem. What

The beds are equipped with advanced biometric sensors, monitoring our vital signs and adjusting the firmness and temperature to ensure optimal rest. Access is given through our eyes or biometric screening which is done before formal entry into the barracks. The walls of our room are lined with holographic displays, providing real-time updates on our mission objectives, tactical briefings, and personal communications. We also have access to Vortex's personalized AI assistant, EVE, who helps us manage our schedules, training, and equipment.

he asked me. I nodded. He kissed my temple before walking away as he answered the call. I turned my attdention back to Ned. Watching him curiously as he worked furiously at the computer. I had absolutely no idea what he was doing. Everything on the screens looked completely foreign to me. Much like the man in front of me. “So… you’re a human?” I asked awkwardly. Ned gave me a side-eyed look but didn’t seem offended by the question. “Yes,” he replied flatly. “You don’t really think a wolf could create something so sophisticated, did you?”