Zootopia Humans Novels & Stories

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.

Duncan’s roar shakes the foundation of the concrete room our pack huddles in, his grief ripping through him. It was some of our Hounds that found the bodies this morning, lying there in shreds in the middle of Millennium Park. Our Hounds are just as they sound, pack members that serve as police officers and homicide detectives by day. We all have our place, a way for us to blend in seamlessly. We all hold jobs like anyone else; civil servants, politicians, physicians, CEOs, bakers and students. Unless it’s a full moon, it’s nearly impossible to know we’re anything different than humans.

It seemed like years of being raised by rogues didn’t let me know what seemed to be common knowledge that shocked nobody but me. “Yes. I wouldn’t recommend it, though. It’s dangerous. Humans don’t like things they don’t understand, and the last thing they would understand are people who look like them but can change into animals at will. They have people who hunt people like us out here in the forests.” I raised brows at him, showing how interested I was in hearing more of it.

I don't know when this party was going to end but I wax starting feel a little bit sleepy. Ealier in the night, I introduced myself to the Alphas and Lunas from nearby neighboring packs. They were so kind in my face but behi d my back, they made comments about being a human Luna was unsuitable. I let it slide because I didn't want to get into a confrontation with them and give rise to unnecessary tention. There was no reason to ruin the night over such a trivial matter. I have been already made Luna and no matter what thryb think or say, it won't change. I wasn't going to feel said over what peoole I don't even know or care about what they think of me. Introductions were done and everyone wa

He gestured for me to move closer, and I obeyed. “Weave through the cones. Let’s test your balance. Don’t knock any over.” He commanded, and I realized he probably didn’t want to continue the human discussion either. But I had one more question. “Humans… I heard somewhere they’re allowed in other packs. So why aren’t they allowed in Raven Pack?” I asked, tying my hair. Rex blew the whistle , It was time to start. “I’ll tell you… if you make it through without knocking any of the cones.”

“I guess. But they didn’t just, I mean, Mom gets sick with hay fever, and she doesn’t look like that.” “Like what?” Zane asked. I wouldn’t have pressed it, myself, but I think he was doing something about a big alpha to little alpha that I wasn’t really a part of, and I was going to respect it. “Like,” Jordan said, and then was quiet for a minute. “Like they needed help.” Zane nodded and shot Jordan a look of approval. Jordan sat up straighter in his seat. “Yes, they were wolves and humans, and they needed our help. They weren’t being treated properly. They were being mistreated. Do you understand?”

They stared at each other, but didn't attack. "I was right." From the direction of the rooftop door, Zeus and Ozgur appeared. Ozgur was looking at Zeus. "I told you, that woman is not a human!" Right now, I'm still in my position. Actually, I understand what they're talking about. It's just that I don't want to say Yes, to my imagination. If here, not a game for humans. So, all these people around me, aren't they human too?

“With justified anger and contempt, he watched the zoo guards, wishing he could grasp one of them. They would make a delightful meal, he thought striding towards them, his mane bristling. Remembering the heavy barricade, he got disillusioned. Halting in his tracks, Thundi watched the zoo guards with the aid of their mobile ladder; throw in a lifeless flesh, which he doubted, weighed up to five kilogram. “Driven uncontrollably by cowardly hunger, Thundi arrived before the meat. Ravenously, he attacked the meat, which he acknowledged to be chevron. The few pieces left on the ground, he licked, feeling thankful despite himself. Then, he walked to the small pool of water within his abode and lap

They are weak. "Akim, what if our pups get a human mate," Zoya whispers as the reality of the situation finally gets through her thick warrior skull. "Even if a human manages to live a long healthy life they still die so quickly," Akim whispers and I nod. I can see the shift in both of them. They are viewing more ad an equal than a demented murderer.

Harold thought, carefully stepping and checking the surrounding area, afraid of wild animals. The purpose of Harold being sent by the mayor to this remote place was to investigate those wild animals because they reportedly always ran to this place to hide. ‘I don't even know if those creatures are real or not. They say they are humans who can turn into wolves. Isn't that just a myth? Jacob didn't even believe it when he was little—’ "AGH!!!" Harold turned towards his friend and saw his spot was empty. Why did that stupid aide leave? "Huh? Wait… This isn't a medicinal plant. This is…" And as Harold looked forward, the man immediately froze. His body became rigid as he saw a silver beast, more