Zootopia As Humans Novels & Stories

Occisor questions getting up from the table and walking in front of Mary out of the kitchen. "One wants to be superior to the other." "What about the humans? What do they want?" "This is more complex. $ome of them want peace, some want revenge and many others want control and power over the others creatures." "Humans are weak beings, but they feel superior. Four species of creatures and they all want superiority. Regardless of the advantages and disadvantages of each of them. But the humans are fools." "I'm sure they are. Alone they will never be able to get out of the bottom of the food chain. After all, this is how everyone else sees them, as food."

[Apple] The humans weren’t expecting us to fight back, a mistake they would soon regret as dozens of wolves snap and growl, raking the cages with their long, sharp claws. My call to arms was the spark needed to ignite their anger after months of captivity, torture and suffering. Now the rage of a thousand wolves turns towards their oppressors and, for the first time ever, the humans watching over us realize something. It was a mistake to put us all in the same place.

That had given the humans a strong move of indignation towards our species and it validated the wolf hunters’ unjust ambition to annihilate us… ‘They were in this together’. I stagger, dropping my head as I grip the top of the accent chair. Cold, shaky laughter leaves my parted lips as I bring my gaze to meet Ludis’. “They had us fooled, huh? They publicized our existence to the humans and to appease their insatiable greed for power, didn’t bat a lash to jeopardize the lives of their own kind...” “Vyin, I’m afraid that’s only a part of the problem” His voice takes on a rougher edge, eyes steeling suddenly and I know he’s about to mention about something more devastating when he parts his lip

In a matter of seconds, darts flew to them, and they whimpered and howled before they laid on the floor and started to fall asleep. The zoo crew finally walked to the sleeping animals, and the woman smiled at me directly. She clicked her boot once more, and her wolf walked back to her, she caressed his maw, and he pushed his head on her hand. The security team asked her about him, and she showed them his papers. So people could have wolves as pets now? That was surprising.

My eyes shot back up to Ash whose face gave nothing away. “With all due respect I don’t see how that’s a good idea,” I said, slowly. “Times can and must change and we would much rather be on the side that starts it, has control over it. We will all likely have to live among humans at some point in the future,” Ash said. “But humans cannot be trusted. They have quite a habit of pushing species into extinction. They don’t like what they don’t understand and they have serious weapons in abundance,” Ryan said, shocking me that he could put that together in his caveman brain.

“You, humans, got no shame. You pick every place in the world and proclaim it as yours without regards to any other living creatures already living peacefully around. You are despicable!” I could hear the stuttering gasps from the humans while the people they thought weak and vulnerable under their guns gradually snap their bones into huge, animalistic, and ferocious beasts. There were gunshot sounds echoing in my ears but I need not to worry. Alpha Mayor and his pack were abled enough to survive the futile attack from those rude guests. My mind wandered else. I held a mind link with Allyssa while on the run to where she had told me, the foot of the vibrating volcano.

No! I do not deserve such a harsh treatment. I will surely make them pay. As I walked amongst the humans; all too engrossed and carried away by the electronic gadgets and phones in their hands like mindless zombies I couldn't help but shake my head in disgust as well as pity. Although they live in this world, although they claim to be top of the food chain the truth is that they are actually clueless to most of the things happening in the world and contrary to what they believe; they are nowhere near being on top of the food chain. They are in fact toys and even food to higher, stronger and smarter beings…

But I had never heard of it working on a human mate before. She had also accepted me and my Pack quickly. Most humans, when introduced to our world, don’t handle it well. Humans are so much weaker, both mentally and physically, and when their reality is shifted so drastically, many humans go mad. Hope just stepped into her role and did it well.

“So… how’s the pack treating you?” I laughed nervously. “Like I’m made of glass and dynamite at the same time.” He grinned. “That’s about right. Humans are rare here. You’re a novelty. A pretty one.” Heat crept up my neck. “I’m not sure if that’s a compliment or a warning.” “Both,” he said easily. “But mostly compliment.” We drove in comfortable silence for a minute, snow swirling around the headlights and then he spoke again, softer. “You’re different, Zolani. Most humans who come here are either terrified or trying too hard to prove they’re not. You… you just exist. Quietly. Boldly. It’s refreshing.”

Zoe asked, thinking it would be almost like having superheroes, but Ryder's face got dark. "Remember what I told you about humans experimenting on us because of our healing capabilities? It would be a lot worse if everyone knew. We would be treated like freaks or locked up because humans think we'll go on killing sprees. Most of us just want to be left alone." Ryder answered sadly. He had seen members of his pack killed because humans thought they were going to attack. There were bad ones, just like there were bad humans, but it was the exception, not the rule.