Wall E Human Version Mga Nobela at Kwento

"So does that mean that all your workers are also like them?" "My workers are Humans, and they haven't seen the owner of this company, so this is their first time." He explains. Immediately we both pass the hall of workers, they all rise from their seats, and they slightly bend their heads to greet us. "Good morning CEO Titan." They all greet each other in accordance. I could see that they were all surprised to see Orlan, and they also tried their possible best to be composed. 'But why call him CEO Titan?' I asked myself.

Do they really expect me to sell my pack to a human? I could feel my skin prickle, indicating my wolf was on the verge of taking over. A human claiming rights to a wolf pack is unheard of. We would be the laughingstock of the entire supernatural species if we went through with this. "ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW!?" I scream out, barely managing to keep my wolf from forcing a shift. My betas instantly take a knee before me as they bend their heads toward the ground, showing their necks in submission. My alpha aura washed throughout the room, forcing them to submit.

I was hoping to become friends with Raiah since she’s an outsider like me. I left Tyee to help set up and went to Ahanu’s hut to find Raiah. I gave a small knock and Nokomis answered the door. I haven’t seen her since I left and I almost forgot about how stunning she was. “Luna Jennie! Come in!” Nokomis squealed. I was caught off guard by her excitement but I was grateful for it. Nokomis made her way to a small table and handed me a cup of fire water. “You have to tell me everything! I’m dying to know!” I went to open my mouth but before I could Raiah was clearing her throat. I turned around immediately apologizing to Raiah. I’m so sorry, I came in here to meet you. I’m Jennie.” I gave a sma

“You need to see this.” They rushed to the window. The entire skyline pulsed with synchronized light. Every digital billboard—across highways, rooftops, malls—displayed the same face. Her father’s face. Not a photo. Not a memory. A reconstructed, digitized version of him which is calm, resolute, almost holy. Beneath him, the words blazed: “THE ERA OF HUMAN CORRUPTION IS OVER.” “OBEY THE SYSTEM. OBEY BALANCE.”

As we kept walking, I noticed Krill throw him a sharp side-glance and jabbed him lightly but pointedly in the ribs with his elbow. Earl flinched. A rough, awkward cough escaped him. “I mean… welcome back, Alpha Villion and human...” he repeated, this time in a more formal tone. “We’ve been waiting for you for quite some time,” Wade said in a formal tone. “We thought you wouldn’t be able to make it this evening, human,” he added. I offered a small, reassuring smile. “Don’t worry,” I replied gently. “I’ll be staying with you until tomorrow morning. I won’t return to the den until tomorrow night.”

I dash back into the cabin, grab my laptop and bolt outside. "This is gonna take a while, okay?" I inform the two animal men, one hopping around the other. The wolf cocks his head to the side, and I offer another smile. I flip my laptop open and open the search engine for names. "Should we go human or dog?" I think out loud. The wolf sneezes and I flinch back, not expecting the sudden outburst. He starts whimpering again and I reach my hand out to reassure him. I pull my hand back to search, but the wolf starts back up again.

The entrance to a small room looked like a makeshift office… A bright laptop caught my attention on a desk in the corner and I scurried over to see it open on an AI app with mock pictures of huge waves and fireballs falling to the earth. An email below it read: The humans have all been cleared from the town. The system worked perfectly and I look forward to working with you on the next town cleansing it for profit. It was addressed to Corporal Higgins. “Military?” I questioned no one as my brow furrowed. “It was all a highly sophisticated ruse to collect the humans?” I huffed just as the bedroom door opened and Nikolai strode in.

"Heather, eh? Interesting. A Beta werewolf, of all things, ending up in human society as just some ordinary designer." "I don't know what you're talking about." I withdrew my hand calmly. "I'm just an office worker." Mr. Wulfric let out a chuckle, the slight upward curve at the corners of his mouth making him look both sexy and easygoing. He leaned familiarly against the desk and gestured toward the people busy at their cubicles outside the window. "Since we're both human, we've got to know how to enjoy life. We're not here to die for a cause, right?"

Levi’s hand moved to my shoulder, his thumb tracing the fabric over the scar. "The venom of a werewolf is fatal to humans," he explained, his voice gentle. "It burns through the system, destroys the organs. You should have died in that alley, Maya. Or, in very rare cases, you should have turned." "I didn't turn," I whispered. "I'm human." "I know," Levi said, looking puzzled. "You didn't die. And you didn't turn. You... survived. You absorbed the venom and stayed human." "So?" "So," Levi leaned his forehead against mine. "That shouldn't be possible. Unless..."