Why Humans Avoid War Novels & Stories

It's a great pleasure" he said. "You see, that's where you all got it wrong, it's not that going to war with one another is the right thing and that I cannot give support to it but we must learn from the humans, they lost the balance when they went to war without thinking, it fine for you all to think about me as a man of peace but I need you to understand that it was the law that made me like that, we can't do anything against the law if we have to keep the balance" Richard said. "I see that you are have had a great thought about the law and balance but what about the blue zone who do not think about it, we need to do something" the general said again.

I ask. "My darling, there are always casualties that we cannot stop during a war. War is ugly, saying innocent people die. I have seen many more, mainly because one group of creatures or people want to rule the world or hate others because they are different. The evil people cause wars. They will destroy anything and everybody that's in their way. They don't care if it is innocent people or if children are dying. Mainly, it is because of greed or hate that there are wars. Humans and creatures fight because they are from different nationalities or species. Sometimes it's because of religion, and sometimes it's because of money. Sometimes, it's because they want other people's property. Some w

He said bluntly. Amy wasn't sure what to think about that. "Do you kill each other often?" "We are essentially animals. We have tamed ourselves somewhat over the past one hundred years but we are not human. It must seem wrong to you when we speak of killing, but it is necessary from time to time and in the long run it actually keeps the peace. We have enemies and if we appear weak, we will be attacked. Many lives would then end. Our last beastkind war was brutal and hundreds died. Neither Marcus nor I will allow our enemies to see us as weak."

“No, there isn’t a single non-human hybrid in the family tree. It was our duty to produce more humans, especially after the war. I do hope all these talks of war are just speculations. War…will take a lot from the two nations.” “As long as I can benefit from it, I will have no complaints.” “Are you truly trying to instigate the war?” “It has to happen. I cannot give my reasons now but the war has to happen.” “Do you realize just how many people will die in this war?! No matter how you feel, people you love and care about will be affected in this war!” “If the war can be avoided, it will. But you have to understand that Crown Prince Reagan has been planning this war since before he became Cro

Alpha Arthur, I agree with your words…" There was a murmur but when Arthur's eyes dimmed dangerously at them, they soon fell silent again. "We must not kill the humans but hear them out. We must by all means avoid another war with the humans. We can't all have forgotten how our kind and theirs was brutally murdered! We can't start a war with them!" "But they started a war the moment they stepped into the boundary of our pack!" Another round of argument ensued. They were still arguing when a loud thud sounded and the door to the meeting hall bursted open.

Draco Fisk said nothing for a moment, smiling at my barely restrained contempt. "My point is that stopping a war is a fool's errand," Draco shot back. "Humanity has proven time and time again that war is in our nature. So why obstruct it, when there is so much to gain? In any war, manufacturing weapons provides jobs. It's as simple as that. If we were fighting with arrows instead of bullets I'd be the guy selling bowstrings." "Except your bowstrings," I growled, "are mechanized killing machines." Draco's grin fell off his face.

“The extremists might just win this fight and have the laws put in place.” “They won’t win the bigger fight,” stated Trevon. “No shifter is going to allow themselves to be chipped or confined somewhere. All this is about control. It’s in our nature to want freedom—we need it.” “You think a war will break out between us and the humans?” asked Royd. Trevon raised a brow at him. “Would you be prepared to let them take away your freedom like that?” “Hell no.” “Then there’s your answer.” “But the humans have to know how bad things could get,” said Tao. “They can’t be so stupid as to pass laws that will lead to a war.”

This guy could not control his anger and we had to constantly be on him to keep him from being reckless. He never understood why we bothered with the human’s rules. He didn’t get that although we were all strong (Astrid being the strongest) we couldn’t risk the lives of the lower level specials just because we knew we would be okay. The consequences wouldn’t just be on us it would be on our whole species we can’t kill off every human that hates specials. We aren’t like them, in that instance Astrid chose to be the bigger person and submit to the humans. She decided it would be better for our species to keep the peace. (Even if we were segregated, ridiculed, and had more restrictions.)

No one knows what will happen in the future so you can't leave this war because he told you he will defeat you. None knows the result of war without a proper fight. He rubbed the things in your face that he thinks he will have in his future. But you don't want them so don't let your inner peace get destroyed because of his malicious words. Keep your focus on your track and make efforts so his words never come to existence.

More present. The warrior stared at me. His jaw was tight. His grip on the practice staff had adjusted without him noticing, the loose hold becoming something more deliberate. He was not going to do anything. There were too many people watching and he was not reckless enough to strike an unarmed person standing at the fence with no provocation stronger than a few sentences. But he wanted to. I could see the wanting. I could see the moment when he ran through his options and found them all inconvenient. "Walk away," he said finally. Quieter.