Why Humans Avoid War Novels & Stories

I had thought about an alternative, but it was something I knew majority of the council members would object too. “May I suggest a dialogue? We meet the wolves at a location to discuss our pending issues and see if we can come to a resolution.” “No.” “That’s not an option.” “I can’t stand the smell of wet dog.” “You know better than to suggest such a horrendous thing.” Those reactions were expected. However they are not thinking rationally. If we go to war, we have more to think about than just ourselves. The humans have been added to mix and that includes more bodies. They would no doubt be the ones to fall first and are at risk of going extinct.

" He made a stance of a fight. "You like war, don't you? Anyone who sees you for the first time won't know your personality, they will think you are easily trodden upon" Calhoun said "We don't need war right now, we should be bothered about keeping the packs as one" Kendrick said Edgar Hoover nodding his head thoughtfully said," Since it is good to keep the pack united, we should prepare for war because aside from being ambitious, Randolph is cruel." "It is better to be safe than sorry, we can't jeopardize the packs' peace. We need to do the right thing."

"Even a single word of mockery must be answered." If anyone understood the terrible consequences of war, it was Oscar. He had felt the sadness and agony of war, convinced that nothing good could come of it. Loss was an inevitable price to be paid by all parties. So, he vowed to avoid war as much as possible. Oscar hated war, but at the same time he didn't want his people to suffer. The pack needed to be safe and prosperous. So, one thing he always kept to was the promise not to start trouble. He would not start a confrontation, but that did not mean he was a coward. He would maintain dignity and keep the pack safe.

Javier did not want to be with Angelina, who was almost psychotic. He equally did not want the two families to go into an unnecessary war, as the consequences of such a war would be devastating. A small consequence would be other families taking advantage of the situation and acquiring both families after they suffered through the damages of the war, while a more serious consequence could be wars among countries, which could cause people to suffer. All in all, the severity of the consequences would be higher than one could imagine if the two families were to actually fight.

It remained a bit before the world was destroyed because it was a massive world war and after that, the people of authority banned wars forever because of the fear that another war would completely destroy the world, but that had all been forgotten because the rule stayed strong for only 500 years. That was then but things had changed now. People had forgotten what happened then and had not learned their lesson. Human beings will never learn their lessons and that was why the magical beings saw humans as the weakest beings living on earth, though they were the most populated beings on earth. “Your highness, what you are asking for is…” one of the advisors said but was immediately cut in. “So

He could hear her laugh as she made small talk with her colleagues and he could feel the professional atmosphere of the other government workers around her. "It must be different from here right?" He asked himself. "It has to be" he nodded, answering his own question. Humans found some joy in their jobs because they had underlying principles for their actions. Like how killing was murder and it didn't matter the authority of the one who did it. In fact, just for that alone, they could smile at each other and make jokes even if they were insincere. It was different for Als though, as Chieftess Jelena Savage could kill anyone who defiled her and all she had to do was provide a good reason for

Although the reason is obvious—they are humans and the other is considered an animal—it is certain that those who feel there is no need to coexist will react this way when they meet. Even war will continue despite their awareness that it is meaningless, even though they come from the same place and were born in the same place. A world that should be inhabitable by all creatures, but due to their selfishness and high desires, some of them forget that the world is not just theirs alone.

"I'm one person. If I vanished tomorrow, things might actually go smoother than if I were here." He looked at me with eyes full of wisdom and depth. I couldn't help feeling as though something in him was quietly sizing me up. When he spoke, the warmth had left his voice. He was all seriousness. "We're going to need you. Whether the others want to accept it or not. I've been around a long time. I've watched the phases and cycles unfold. The stories of the old timers and elders. We're headed toward a reckoning." He drove a fork into the bun of his burger for emphasis. "A war with humans is coming. I doubt it can be stopped now. They've finally been handed what they always wanted , a free pass

Then I exhaled slowly. “Humans go to war too,” I said quietly. “They kill. They destroy. They take what isn’t theirs. You don’t see us trying to wipe you out for it.” “That’s because you don’t have to,” Richard shot back immediately. “You already win.” “No,” I said, my voice still calm, still controlled. “We choose not to become what you’ve become.” His eyes flickered. Just for a second. “And that’s the difference between us.” ---

And a new world can only be born when everyone realizes that all their actions were foolish. Humans, demons, gods, beasts, even the living monsters—could they think about the consequences of the war they were waging? There were still those who didn't care, but among them, there would also be those who cared and wanted to prevent the war from happening. Like the former Dragon Emperor who dared to defy all the gods just to prevent the war from continuing. Though his goal was wrong, Long Chen still respected him a little.