Zootopia Humans Novels & Stories

I enjoy killing and the sport that it is. We are tracking a group of humans heading to the supposed human refuge center. Little do they know it’s a trap that we set up. A physical trap. Hope is powerful, and if they believe there is a fortress that is being successful against zombies, humans will flock to it like it’s their saving grace. Humans that enter that fortress never make it back out.

“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.

Could it get any worse? “Wow! Dude. Did it just curse?” “Umm…hmmm… A creature that curses would be very delicious to eat.” “Are you guys, addled! Can’t you see that I am a human being just like you!” Vivian yelled in frustration. “What are human beings? Why would we be human beings? We are werewolves.” Vivian kept quiet after that. She didn’t have the energy to argue with these slow heads. Why did she come to this planet in the first place?

The peace treaty between humans and wolves was fragile. Everyone knew it. One mistake could ruin years of hard work. One misunderstanding could reopen old wounds. One badly handled situation could create chaos. And who was more likely to make such a mistake than a human Luna who was still learning how wolf politics worked? My smile widened. Now that was an interesting thought. I pulled several documents closer. Reports. Schedules. Council records. Upcoming visits. Diplomatic meetings. The Luna had access to many things. But not everything.

she shouted at me, waving me in. She didn't have to ask me twice I took off my pants and went in after her and she went out further until the water covered her chest. As I got closer to her, she began splashing at me, laughing. I could listen to her laugh all day. Dakota popped up. "Looks like you made her happy." I laughed at him. "Yeah, I think so. Hopefully she remembers this when we tell her about us, and the pack." Dakota nodded. "I still think it's odd we have this much attraction towards a human." Dakota was right. It is really odd we're this attracted to someone that doesn't have wolf.

Hissing in pain, I swipe at the man’s arm, causing him to release the weapon so that I can grab it in my mouth and throw it aside. Once he is fully disarmed, I bite down on his face and rip, leaving large, gaping wounds on the skin that don’t seem to heal immediately. ‘Humans!' I gasp, my eyes widening in shock. ‘Gray sent humans to do his dirty work.’ ‘I’m not surprised,’ Zane’s voice responds, making me realize that I wasn’t alone in my head. ‘If he sent members of his pack, it would make him look more damning.’ He was right, but I still couldn’t quite believe what was happening. Shouldn’t he have been aware that we could easily take on a group of humans?

Sitting in the chair opposite Darius’s desk, Elias added with a tired spirit, “You and I are the only sane ones around here. Let’s do something. Let’s promise to always stay single. Anything else is too messy.” Darius stretched his arm across the desk. They clasped hands and said together, “Deal.” Looking at the door with his mind full, Darius leaned back and sighed, “An animal escaped from the zoo. Can you believe it?” Elias rubbed his head. “We’re lucky so far. They found fur on the body, so…” “Yeah. It’s a good thing the police don’t know werewolves exist or they’d be checking that evidence more closely. You’d think after all these centuries, human beings would have caught on by now”

Unicorns, rocs, griffins, pegasus, and even a wyverns was made tools by the humans. Quickstep was about to enter by flying directly above the city but he saw that a translucent shield stood on guard against forced entry from any intruder. He also couldn't take any chance of being discovered if he went to run pass by the entrance. Quickstep was in a bind. "Are there stronger people than me inside the city? Like that crazy boy?" Quickstep asked the system. He was afraid of those violent humans. Almost every human he found had caused him nothing but pain. The thought of being inside a city full of those violent crazy humans sent chills down his spine. It was scary.

Sitting in the chair opposite Darrell’s desk, Elliott added with a tired spirit, “You and I are the only sane ones around here. Let’s do something. Let’s promise to always stay single. Anything else is too messy.” Darrell stretched his arm across the desk. They clasped hands and said together, “Deal.” Looking at the door with his mind full, Darrell leaned back and sighed, “An animal escaped from the zoo. Can you believe it?” Elliott rubbed his head. “We’re lucky so far. They found fur on the body, so…” “Yeah. It’s a good thing the police believe werewolves no longer exist or they’d be checking that evidence more closely. You’d think after all the war, human beings would still be cautious. Bu

“We’ve been doing more and more business with the Humans. We could use someone with your background.” “Oh. That’s really cool. I . . . I’ll give it a think,” I say, somewhat sad that it’s a lie. I try to camouflage it with a smile. “I’m sure I’d thrive there. I mean, I get along with you and Saul. It’s gotta be a sign.” “It’s not a sign,” Zane declares flatly. “It’s fucking poaching.”