What If Supernatural Creatures Don't Exist Anymore Novels & Stories

And they couldn’t know why some people got sick while the others didn’t. But they said, there was something about it that changed the rational part of your mind and highlighted your instinct. It turned them all into mindless animals who try to satisfy their primal urges only. Supernatural zombies were the biggest threat, though. If you met an undead wolf, just run, don’t try to fight it. If you met a dragon, you might just kill yourself and be done with it. You won’t survive this encounter. One of the wolves charged at me and I sidestepped it, a second tried to bite my thigh and it almost succeeded.

Where do humans go when they die? There exists another world, almost parallel to the human realm, known by its inhabitants, for lack of agreement on any other name, as the Otherworld. In this world exists many fantastical things, gods, and creatures of legend. Humans are reborn into this world when they die. If they were old when they passed they return to their youth, and if they were sickly they are healed, regardless of where they get sent. Humans who come to the Otherworld this way are called "Reborn"

Why did he think I would freak out over what he was about to say? "Supernaturals are real and they've existed even before humans came on this earth. Of course, humans don't know because that would cause chaos. However, in the sixties, a scientist discovered our existence and saw us as a threat to the human race. So he created all kinds of formulas and recipes to overpower them. He wrote them in a sacred book. The supernaturals soon came to discover his plans and he, unfortunately, got killed. The book became an ultimate weapon among the supernaturals. Because even supernaturals could use it to overpower everyone. Of course, that's something that no one wants to see.

Unknown Pov As a human, I would say that the supernaturals are non-physical entities that often defy the physical laws of nature. Many humans would have never believed that such creatures existed but as children, they were the monsters who lived underneath our beds, a core part of our nightmares and an important subject of our beliefs. Many adults around us saw them as superstitions, but then, who were we to argue with them? For humans will always provide a logical explanation for everything that they do not understand simply because it scares them. This also explains why many refuse to believe the existence of the supreme being who created all things - including spirits and humans, angels a

"The ones with the torn throats and the blood loss... they are not human killings." Ethan's eyes narrowed. "What do you mean?" "I mean they are supernatural killings," Chloe said. "Werewolves. Vampires. Other beings that most humans do not even know exist." Ethan stared at her, trying to decide if she was serious. "Chloe, are you feeling okay? Maybe we should get you to a doctor." "I am not crazy, Ethan," Chloe insisted. "I know it sounds impossible, but it is true. There is a whole world of supernatural beings living among humans, and sometimes... sometimes they kill."

It still lingered, even as he started speaking. "When the world was created millennials ago, it was not just humans, animals and plants, other creatures were created too and they are called the supernatural creatures. "Werewolves, vampires and witches were the main creatures but cross-breeding from these three species brought forth other species but they are mostly extinct now since the war started centuries ago. "Humans feared the creatures and the abilities they possessed so they wanted to have them wiped out. But compared to these creatures, humans had limited lifespan, powers and abilities.

Maybe it was hidden on an island or in a country where the government chooses to keep strange things like this to themselves. “It's not a place humans know about. In fact, the vampire world is a world completely different and hidden from the human world. The only way a human can come across the supernatural world is if a supernatural creature takes you there themselves.” I raised a brow. “So that means the supernatural world is not reserved for vampires alone?” She shook her head. “There are werewolves, vampires, witches, dragons, elves, and a lot more creatures humans write fictions and fantasies about.” “No way!” I exclaimed in disbelief. “Do all those creatures really exist?”

The humans soon forgot about the supernatural beings, and they now only existed as stories and tales to scare their kids into going to bed. It was a sad time, a painful transition, for the supernatural creatures, who were forced to abandon their homes and live in hiding. They had to watch as their way of life was destroyed by the humans' fear and aggression. They had to leave their homes and their way of life, and it left them with a sense of deep loss. But they knew it was necessary for their survival. And so, the peaceful coexistence of humans and supernatural creatures became a distant memory, fading further into the past with each passing year.

The collaborative efforts of supernaturals and humans became a beacon of hope for a planet on the brink of crisis. As the supernatural world and the human realm flourished together, the boundaries that once separated them grew increasingly blurred. Interactions between supernaturals and humans became commonplace, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose. Intermarriages and friendships blossomed, creating families that spanned both realms. Children with mixed supernatural and human heritage thrived, embodying the unity and harmony their ancestors had fought for.

Ryan muttered beside me. "I'll break it down to you in the most concise way." Audrey offered. "So the thing is, the Supernatural realm consisted of a couple other creatures, asides the werewolves, vampires, faes, and witches. There were Dragons, who are now extinct by the way. There were also Tinotaurs. Now the Tinotaurs were a much improved version of wolves. They had the head of a wolf and a human body." "Okay." I nodded, urging her to go on.