Why Humans Avoid War Novels & Stories

Yes, werewolves are strong, but we don't stand a chance with the technology humans have. Outnumbered and outsmarted, the humans have the capability of wiping us out. And so we stay hidden as per the treaty is concerned. We signed an agreement with the human government to conceal our identity and end the threat between sides so that we can coexist. Humans and werewolves have been at war before. Our pack was forced to be exposed to the world when our land was conquered. Frustrations and anger fueled our fear for our family's safety. So we defended ourselves, which led to more killings.

Furrowing my brows I suddenly felt my whole entire body tense up, “This isn’t a game Nick, we’re about to cause a world war as no one has ever seen before. But it has to happen, the creations have had the upper hand on all of humanity for way too long. It’s time that humans understand how they’ve been used, and if that means war then surely… that means survival, right?” Nodding Nick sighed,

You find the weapons, you find the base of the werewolves. ‘And I find Rayna,’ I told myself. ‘Yes, Su-Anateph. I believe so too,’ he answered. ‘We just need more time.’ A scowl crossed my face because of this. ‘Time, general. Time is what I don’t have. You said something about the weapons having an automatic self-destruct feature. It could both kill werewolves and humans. What if their base has humans too?’ Like Rayna, damn it. ‘I can’t have innocent humans as collateral damage. We have coexisted with them peacefully. The least we could do is to spare them from this ancient war.’

However, is it true that they are a harm to humans? As far as the history stated, humans have always been their own cause of destruction. Wars. Killing their own species for their benefits. Killing the earth as they try to conquer and be more powerful. There is only one thing that they are after. Money. Humans kill. Humans destroy. For a piece of paper.

We needed time to strategize our defense, in order to fully protect the town as well as the humans. In fact, one the most normal response in cases of invasion was to evacuate the humans to a safe place. However, we could not do it, because evacuating the humans would be the same as announcing to the enemy that we knew their plan. If that happened, they would simply shift their attention to a different human town and we would be caught unprepared, causing more devastation over there. I frowned upon the thought. Suddenly, I felt a soft tap in between my brows. I looked and saw Lewis with a relaxed smile on his face.

- in the same way, they are theories that we do not have to discard - I will put more guards "No," I tell him, "we don't have to raise suspicion, leave the guards you have, but it would be better if you have your children's sense of smell close by, they are still puppies and do not have a developed sense of smell to prove that they are enemies," I clarify. - good. What's the plan.? - I have a couple of contacts, but I will try to avoid a war - avoid a war? Are you feeling well? -She asks. - Yes, we are not in remote years where a war is the most normal thing, we have to be low profile in our dealings with humans - I say

"Humans are flawed and are not perfect. They are malleable from birth and will grow up by their upbringing and environment. But there are some who have made changes and wish for that. However, you chose the wrong way to do this." War, it takes lives pointlessly and creates suffering that would last for decades or even centuries with irreversible damage. They exist today, even if the rest of the world is ignorant of it and stay safe behind the safety of their security and ignorance. There is motive for it where every side sees themselves as the good guy. If the entire world and every individual change and are of one mind and heart then none of this would happen.

Anything at all that could help avoid bloodshed, loss of lives and destruction of peoples properties should always be the first option, so to hear a confirmation of an impending war from my father himself, I knew there was something wrong. “That is how it seems.” “What?” He stared directly at me. “Why are you so surprised? You don’t want a war.” I shook my head. “Of course not, father. I mean, you’ve always preached about avoiding war as much as possible.” His stare lingered on me for a moment before he cleared his throat. “When I thought that war should be avoided by every means, what was the conclusion of that conversation?” I paused, thinking. Something I didn’t need to do for too long b

He asked. " We have given them the heads up to cross if they want to, but they understand what is at stake and are willing to remain with us. They are our responsibility. We exposed ourselves to danger by going to human territory to avoid a war. Gwen lost her legs trying to prevent a war. Our people know the extent of our love and sacrifice and are solidly behind us in this regard. We do not want war, and we do not intend to attack. All we are doing is keeping our people safe while we prepare for an attack. Yes, development is slow because of resources, but we will get by, and we would build our society eventually. For those of you that are not patient enough to wait and want to go to join w

When that happened, the two kinds will probably blame me if a war emerges. After having an unfair debate with Cecelia, Mr. Cedric and I come to an agreement that I must do my best to shoo his daughter away from my unit as soon as possible; before each of our kinds knows this agreement exists. He and I don't want to cause trouble to the human world when both of us were still hiding behind human masks. Let alone, we, the vampires are forbidden to kill someone with a life. If a war against the humans and werewolves emerges, we, the werewolves are at a great disadvantage when killing several lives is likewise killing ourselves too. So, before that thought begins, Mr. Cedrick and I set aside our