We Bare Bears As Humans Novels & Stories

Now it's an entire Town, with a lot of shops, restaurants, grocery stores, clothing shops etc. When the town got so big, It caught some people's attention, so they moved here. Most of them move away again , since the werewolves are mean, cruel and sometimes scares them away. I think the only humans that live here now are mated to a werewolf. It doesn't really matter if anyone wants me in this town or not, they can try and scare me away but I won't leave, since I have no choose but to live here.

Feigning concern, I stopped abruptly and warned, "We can't go any further. The bear is nursing her cubs up ahead. If we intrude, it'll see us as a threat and attack." Bonnie looked unconcerned, even excited. It was clear she lacked even basic wilderness knowledge. She scoffed. "Kate, you're too timid. What's there to be afraid of? This is a rare sight. Of course, we have to capture it on camera. Right, Damon?" Damon gave her a doting smile. "This is why we came, after all. We can't miss it." I forced myself to explain calmly, "Nursing animals are highly territorial. If provoked, they won't hesitate to attack. The consequences could be deadly."

My blood ran cold, and I spun around, heart in my throat. Two huge, dark shapes loomed over Armani, their massive bodies covered in matted fur. They were bigger than any animal I had ever seen-like wolves, but grotesquely large, the size of fully grown elephants. Their eyes glowed in the dark, a sickly yellow that seemed to pierce through the night. Blood was everywhere-*her* blood.

They may run warmer than an average person, but it just meant they felt the temperature changes more too. “Not right now. We’ll keep exploring and looking for more information and get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks for the update.” Both trackers shifted back and slunk off. Damon, too, shifted back into his fur and skulked out of the bushes just before someone blundered through them. No wolf would be that clumsy or loud. When he got a glimpse of the creature, he saw a brown bear making a beeline for the packhouse. Bear shifters lived in loose family communities and not packs. They often lived outside of wolf territories so that they could benefit from the wolves’ connection to human co

“It’s a bear history course, Lila. What do you know about bears?” I shrugged; truth be told, I didn’t know much about them besides what Rachel told me. I knew they were known as the weaker species. Rachel’s race of bears eats a lot of nuts and berries. But I knew other bears ate a lot of meat and protein. It was also uncommon for bears to have special abilities. Bears don’t live in packs; they enjoy being alone unless they are with family. They tend to live in dark spaces, like caves. But nowadays, they’ve made homes out of their caves, and they look a lot more modern.

"I noticed today that the bears I fought were different from you. They were larger and look dangerous but they are under train..” “That’s because they are newborns. Newly turned bears. “Bjorn uttered as his forehead creased in a frown. “ New borns ?? I don’t understand “ Zander demanded. “ They are humans turned into bears .” “Is that even possible??" I asked Bjorn. “ I didn’t think it was … until twenty years ago . Humans started going missing.Teenage boys were being kidnapped ..” he exhaled. “ In the beginning, I didn’t put my mind to it … because it wasn’t common for teenagers to be kidnapped. But after your mother was attacked by one … I began a private investigation and found out humans

I smiled as Koda and my dad started working on getting the bear kingdom together for my shift tomorrow night. I was so excited to finally get to know more people from that species. Koda approached me, “We are all very excited for your first shift. Werebears are naturally solitary creatures, but we value the first shift almost as much as the birth of a new cub. It’s a sacred event, in our culture.” I smiled, “I’m so happy that I get to shift. I’m looking forward to the run too.” Koda laughed, “It’s going to be fun. That’s for sure.”

Atwood calls. The two Bears advance on me, shifting from their human forms into their Bear forms. I feel small beside them in my human form, but something in me tells me not to shift yet. Instead, I take Atwood’s advice and run, if only to get distance between the Bears and Atwood.

She sat down across from him in the grass and leaned back against the black bear “You see…my life wasn’t all cupcakes and rainbows…humans had hunters trying to wipe my kind away from existence…we never hated the humans…I mean..we don’t even look much different..my best friends were both humans until one found their mate and changed willingly…while the other was forced by other humans during some experiment….that’s evil….me defending myself…that is not evil…even your human women would defend themselves…their houses…their men…their children…why does it make me evil to do the same?” She looked at him waiting for an answer.

They do have access to weapons through the countless shipments they’ve stolen from us over the past few months. I crouch down as I near the other side, my lips parting in a gasp, and I take in the mayhem. The flood lights perched atop the containers beam down, illuminating the dust billowing around the scene, kicked up from the desperate claws digging into it as bears and wolves launch themselves at each other. At least twenty bears stand along the path, their forms towering over the groups of wolves. A few betas chose to stay in their human bodies, unloading bullet after bullet into the bears. The bears’ roars of pain pierce through the forest, but they still swipe down at the wolves, catch