Zootopia Human Novels & Stories

Upon completion, the werewolf loses its human mind and fully transforms into its wolf form. Before he could do anything, she let out a long howl, alerting another soul in the forest of her presence. Nate, distracted by the howl, thought to himself, "Was that the howl of a werewolf?" If that was the case, then his family was right. He stood up from where he sat and ran through the trees, trying to locate the sound. This was his chance to prove to everyone that he could capture a supernatural being, just like his sister and brother.

Humans were often afraid of them, or worse, saw them as nothing more than animals to be hunted and killed. "What do you suggest, Zavier?" Sergio asked, voicing the thoughts of the rest of the pack. Zavier looked at Sergio, his eyes full of wisdom and understanding. "We need to find a way to show the humans that we are more than just wild animals. We need to show them that we are intelligent creatures with emotions and a sense of community. We need to find a way to communicate with them on their level." The pack murmured their agreement, but Sergio could see the doubt in their eyes. How could they communicate with humans when they spoke such different languages?

Not only in the world of the Wolves, but also in the world of humans. Evelyn was the saving grace during the first week, when what we needed to do in the most urgent sense is to make sure that none of the humans are convinced or even remotely suspicious about the existence of humans that turn into monsters. She asked Gio’s family for help, and they were happy to oblige.

Pulling away, I tucked my hands underneath my legs. “Anyway, when I turned eighteen, I didn’t feel the bond. I even traveled around to other packs searching for my mate", i continued. "Over the years I started losing hope. It wasn’t until we met in the bar that I found you and I realized you were human” I explained. “Is me being human a bad thing?” Kelly whispered looking down. Some of his hair fell into his face causing him to look younger. “For regular wolves, no, but for an Alpha, it’s a problem. Which is why we have to sever the bond” I told him.

I snapped. “We found a woman on the east boundary trail, sir. She…” he hesitated, “She’s a human. No pack scent. No silver. She was lost, half frozen. We brought her here, before the storm could get any worse.” His words spilled faster and faster from his lips. “A human crossed into our territory?” I asked as I slowly set my whiskey down. “Yes, Alpha.” My irritation spiked again, hot. Humans didn’t wander onto my lands by accident. Not this deep at least. Not past the warning signs, not past the scent marks that made even the most seasoned of hikers feel uneasy without knowing why.

I set her on her feet next to me and wrap my arm around her waist to keep her from running. "Hello everyone! Sorry for this last minute meeting but I would like to introduce you all to my mate and your luna!" I realize at that moment I probably should have asked her what her name is. There are a few claps, but most people look at her with confused, concerned eyes. "She's human?" Sam asks from next to me. "Yes, rather unfortunate." I respond as she tries to get away from me. "So you know nothing of our kind?" Sam asks the girl gently. Much gentler than I've been with her this whole time.

I stayed quiet and controlled my breathing to a sleeping one. "What is wrong with you?" he asked him questioningly. "What is wrong with me? Bro, why don't you ask yourself that question. Not only are you hurting our Luna, but also my sister." "Look, its not my fault. You know about me since the beginning. I never expected to have a human as my mate. I cannot settle with the fact my mate is a weak human." he said almost making me cry. But I kept my cool. I felt him glare at me. But I continue to act as if I am sleeping. "She. is. not. weak." Nathan said as he started to walk.

Cheyenne frowned. “Why wouldn’t you stay and defend it?” “Because of people like Detective Otis. Humans find dead bodies of their loved ones and they want to avenge them. It will cause others to figure out that we exist. It’ll be one big problem.” “Why do they hunt you guys anyway? For like clothes or sport?” “No idea but when they shoot, they don’t check to see if we’re even dead. They just kind of leave us there.” Cheyenne frowned at that.

And even though I definitely didn’t have any romantic feelings for Jordyn, I really disliked the idea of Laura and Jordyn dating. Laura had barely been in town for two months, and she’d already managed to work her way into the lives of all my friends. “The hippos are so chunky,” Laura said. I noticed that she touched Jordyn’s arm. “They’re actually very dangerous,” Jordyn replied, smiling. “Lots of people die annually from hippo attacks.” “Well I don’t know if it’s lots of people,” I said before I could stop myself. I was annoyed. I didn’t want to be there, at the zoo, watching Jordyn and Laura fawn all over each other.

I ask. “She moved on with the humans,” Zael says. “She took a liking in one of them. Apparently, he used to be a CEO or something. She’ll be back when she had her fill of him.” “Can’t say I really miss her,” my mate says. “On to business.” My stomach hollows out and I start shaking. I don’t even want to think about the thing we have to do. “There are innocents in the caves. Humans taking care of the children…kidnapped pups that haven’t been mutated yet, the witches--”