What If Supernatural Creatures Don't Exist Anymore の小説・ストーリー

Vanessa added again and we all turned to look at Lisa. I'm not a witch. “Witches and Wizards don't exist anymore, they've gone extinct.” Lisa said and I breathed a sigh of relief. “But they could have generations left behind, you never can tell as far as I know werewolves are the only creatures that exist.” Lisa shrugged. “So what are you saying?” I said in a low sad tone and Ryan pulled close to me offering me emotional support. “Since you and Ryan had done all the research,I think we should go with what Vanessa says. Let's check witches' history, creatures that have existed before anything.” Lisa advised.

"Stop making fun of me already, will you?" "Whatever makes you think I'm doing that?" "Everything! You all are! I'm not an idiot. And this prank isn't funny anymore. So quit it already." She was getting agitated now. That was better than the hysterical laughter, but only marginally. "It's not a prank, Ivy. It's the truth." Ivy shook her head, not ready to believe me. "No, it's not. Supernatural creatures exist only in shows and movies, everyone knows that. You're not going to fool me."

Hera could have treated Bryn like shit or flat-out killed her after she was born, but she didn’t, and I am thankful for that every day. “We were wondering if you knew about what is happening in Europe?” She asks. I know what she is talking about. For the last two years, there have been numerous supernaturals disappearing. We know it has nothing to do with the black market since it is mainly werewolves and vampires, and both of those species are numerous, so they are not even on the black market radar. There have also been sightings of abnormal creatures for a few months now. As others have described, they look like a mix between a werewolf, a vampire, and something else. We are not sur

It begins to float mid-air and as if it has a mind of its own, it drags me to the bookshelves. It propels itself upward and connects with a blue velvet notebook. I remove it from the bookshelf and see the same jewel designed on the front page. Is it alright to assume that these objects are controlled and formed by magic? If werewolves, vampires, witches, and other supernatural creatures exist, it’s safe to say they exist because of magic, right? Someone might have created them just like how religion explained our existence for most humans and how the big bang theory was the beginning of everything according to science.

“Those creatures were patchworked from a variety of supernatural shifters; how is it possible that they remained alive?” He doesn’t answer as he considers my question. “To be honest, I don’t know. Our scientists think it might be some kind of spell because the only other thing that can keep the creatures alive would be the blood of an extremely powerful supernatural. However, the only powerful supernaturals are either in hell or the Council, and I doubt they’d help a human research facility destroy our kind.” “But it’s possible?” I ask. Tristan nods. “It is, but the power required would be difficult to find because it has to come from two very powerfully rare mated pairs, and that I know of

"And why would that be absurd? You look very much like a witch if you ask me." Bonnie stared at the handsome man in front of her for a minute then she suddenly burst out laughing. Now she knew he was playing with her. "We both know that supernaturals no longer exist in our world, the war made sure of that." "It sure did, didn't it?" he said, his voice fading into a whisper. There was an edge to his voice that made it seem like he was sad about the knowledge. "I don't know what would make you think I was a witch but-" Bonnie's words were cut short by the cry of a familiar voice. She immediately turned around and the sight before her turned her blood to ice.

Erica nodded subconsciously because really they were doing the shittiest job of the century. Jade sighed and began, "Look, Erica. What they mean is that in this world, there are not only humans that exist, there are...what humans call 'mythical creatures' or 'supernatural beings' such as werewolves, vampires, witches, faes, mermaids which exist as well." Erica took in every single word with a blank expression on her face. The only thing that was going on in her head was, 'What is this nonsense?'

They nurse their myths and legends, in which Vampyres and Weres are creatures of magic and lore, capable of curses and mystical acts. They think us able to see the future, to fly, to make ourselves invisible. Because we’re different from them, our existence must be governed by otherworldly forces—and not simply, like theirs, by biology. And maybe a couple of thermodynamics laws. Serena was like that, too, when I first met her. “So crucifixes burn you?” she asked me a couple of weeks into our cohabitation, after I failed to convince her that the viscous red liquid I kept in my fridge was tomato juice.

I wouldn’t stay here, even if my only other option was to sleep outside in a horrific thunderstorm. As soon as I’d walked into the building, the hair on my body stood on end. ‘Malcolm?’ ‘There’s nothing here … except maybe the ghosts of those who died here.’ ‘Is that a thing?’ I ask. ‘The feelings here are too strong to be coming from anything else. I’ve never seen a ghost or heard that they exist but look at this place. Supernatural beings aren’t supposed to exist, but we do. So why not ghosts? If supernaturals died here, their souls may have gotten stuck. We believe in the Moon Goddess’s realm. We believe that there is a place we go after our life is done here. What if these souls got stuc

Alice whispered behind my ear. The creature that had been so meek as to be at my mercy suddenly became angry and showed his teeth to Alice. "Oh, Sorry!" Alice raised her hands and slowly took a step back to distance herself from me. "You see, with a little human temper, like..." The ultimate perfection of human evolution. I was startled by this terrible thought and turned my head in disbelief, "You're experimenting on the human body. It's forbidden!" “Yes, it is indeed banned in the international community, but think about it. In the future, humans will become such perfect creatures. It's not just intelligence that stands at the top of the biosphere. Body, intelligence, beauty...”