Novel & Cerita Wattpad Countryhumans

Each village we passed welcomed us with open arms, and the people, from young children to the elderly, gathered to catch a glimpse of their future queen. Liam's storytelling painted vivid pictures of a land shaped by time, tradition, and the untold stories of its people. The countryside unfolded before us like a living tapestry, revealing rolling hills, lush meadows, and the distant silhouette of towering mountains. The rhythmic clip-clop of the horses' hooves on the cobblestone roads seemed to echo the heartbeat of the realm itself. As we traveled, Liam's arm remained securely around me, a comforting anchor in the midst of the whirlwind of emotions and new experiences. I marveled at the res

We started out with 20 people at the beginning of winter by the end of it 16 had survived. As time moved forward and the season changed our village began to grow. Strangers from the Outlands found their way to our small village. First a family of halflings expecting a new member to add to the family. They were followed by some wildlings looking for refuge from their abusive captors. Humans hiding from some people called snatchers and escaping a place called a city. They say vampire families rule over the cities with an iron fist and that humans are food and they have no rights. Sadly I have seen farmers treat their cattle better than what I heard the vampires were doing to the humans.

Compared to Forest Moon, which was kept in well repair and clean. "Don't humans take care of their communities?" Travis scoffed as he looked at the passing sidewalks where homeless people were sleeping in business doorways and on benches. "Don't they look after their people?" I squeezed his hand. "The human world is very cruel." I told him softly. "I wish I could say that humans were above this kind of thing," I motioned to the surrounding town with my free hand. "but most of them are pretty out for themselves. That's why Julian's empire is as big as it is. People think they should just mind their own business unless it's someone they care about. Humans are pretty self centered creatures." I

Ignoring Mark's messages I text my gamma Zack. Sam: hey man I know it's late but do you want to get away for awhile? Zach: yeah man, anything good? Sam: what would you say to a camping trip? It's to protect a couple of people that are close to me, but there's also humans there to so no shifting. Oh and Mark is a warlock and Rilly is a human. Oh and Zach Dylan is there to so watch him. Zach: ok can you send me pictures of whom I'm looking out for?

“Your ability would be in very high demand among humans who cannot read hearts like you. Not everyone has the ability to know what another person is thinking or feeling, and it is a very useful ability as many humans are deceitful.” Aqua nodded at the seriousness in Dawn’s tone. Maybe her mother was right about humans being dangerous and destructive. However, she always believed in exceptions. Like how her mother claimed merfolks couldn’t live out of the water, here she was. Dawn must also be an exception because he was a human with a good heart. There was still time before the food arrived, so Dawn decided to teach Aqua a little more about the complicated world that humans have founded on l

The cycle went on and on. My leads had dried up in the first few months. People were tight-lipped. Wouldn't give away the people who helped them to survive. Gave them money for whatever reason. Money that they had gotten from families buying kids. All of it was sickening. I was in some human country now. With mountain ranges on all sides. No electricity. Running water was also only meant for the wealthier families here. The village was small but I had found a house. Bought it with the little money I had left. The rest was still coming loose. Savings I had made up over the years. Not that it would do me any good in a place like this. Remote. No ATMs. Hell, their cars were donkeys.

I repelled his curiosity by repeating my answer. Rodrigar rolled his eyes and let out a grunt. He looks a bit annoyed now. “Look, it’s better if you didn’t put your hands inside the matters of that country. Rustaval is a country of demi humans, and demi humans have had a beef with humans for a long time now. If we enter the country looking like humans, won’t we be attacked? Though I don’t care because it’s not like they can scratch me or anything.” He ended with a snicker.

And Aiden was a safer enemy than some moving creatures in the wild. Hours passed, and my legs were getting weaker. We barely talked through the journey. Eventually, distant lights appeared ahead. It was just sunset here. I blinked in surprise as I saw the silhouette of humans, actual ones. We reached the outskirts of the small, isolated village nestled in a valley. My pace slowed. “That’s impossible,” I whispered. Humans weren’t allowed this close to supernatural territories. Yet the village ahead looked ordinary. Small homes, lanterns glowing warmly. Women carrying baskets, men gathered around fire pits. Everything looked… normal.

Nala licks her dry lips and breathes deeply as she knows the scent is fading slowly. Nala pulls out her conversation when she finds out Raymond doesn't like it. "I was wondering, did you come indeed to look after me?" Raymond shifts his body to face Nala. Stare right into Nala's bead without blinking. "That's right, Nala. You have me. Although this is a consequence of Ray having half-human blood. But Ray's happy because it's Nala," he said. Ray groped his chest, then continued. "Here is a sign of ownership that already existed when Ray was born. Since Ray is half-human, Ray's owner can have Ray and do whatever he wants but Ray can't have one."

the male replies sounding proud and Gavin barely holds back his snort. We roll our eyes at the title they landed on for their homeland. They wanted to focus on the fact they are humans. They want to pull themselves apart from us, but they care about the same things we do. They care about the people they love. They care about the homes they live in. They care about the food their people will eat. They care about the health of their community. They can try to be as separated from us as they want, but they are only people without a wolf.