Humanity Stories

Kelly just wants her business to succeed, and getting involved with a bodyguard is not part of her plan - but he is the only one who can keep her safe... ***** Kelly Harris is determined to make her antiques business a success. She won't let Tanner, a bodyguard who likes first edition poetry books, interfere with her life. But winning a mystery box at an auction changes everything. With Tanner working alongside her, they decipher the code in a forgotten journal, uncovering a young girl's journey to freedom and a powerful family's secret. Working for a high-profile security company, Tanner has seen the worst that humanity can do. He doesn't believe in love. But when disaster strikes, he finds himself doing everything he can to keep Kelly safe - even if that means letting her into the most vulnerable part of who he is. Leeanna Morgan is a USA Today Bestselling Author.

There is no night in the Everburning City. There can never be. ***** For four hundred years the Everburning City has withstood the advance of the life-strangling fog known as the Gloam. Its walls have held back five invasions, but on the eve of the sixth, the city's inhabitants know things have changed. Golems are coming out of the mist, and the bodies of the dead are rising at the Gloam's bidding. The city's last and most desperate line of defence comes in the form of the Crafters, individuals who can channel the power of fire, though they risk their sanity each time they do. The brightest of these valiant heroes are Tabitha a'Loria and her apprentice Gerald Reath. Risking their lives, they mount their airships, determined to save the last bastion of humanity - the Everburning City. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Legacy. Some people want to make a legacy for themselves, a story that'll never be forgotten. A mysterious vigilante enters the fray. But once he encounters a new team of sidekicks the vigilante life will forever change, but one question in the vigilante mind. What awaits for him in the future? Disclaimer I don't own anything of Young Justice or anything DC and all credit goes for them. I don't own any pictures, music, and gifs I use, I only own ocs that'll be used in this story. #1 red x 8/31/24 #1 mgann 5/23/25 # 1 wonder 5/25/25

"The hardest lesson in the world: maybe it's just that when things are gone they're gone. They ain't coming back." ~Cormac McCarthy The world is nothing but a frame of what it used to be. Plagued with the dead that walk with jarred teeth. The last of humanity stripped away to merely shells. It was no place for the youth. Only the strong willed.

Four Chaos Gods Want Me. I Refuse Them All. [Gods' Chosen] [Overpowered MC] [Chaos Gods] [Humanity First] [Epic War] Four Chaos Gods have taken an interest in Bonar. Khorne wants his strength. Slaanesh wants his soul. Nurgle wants his loyalty. Tzeentch wants to know his future. There is only one problem. Bonar doesn't believe in gods. He believes in humanity. With forbidden knowledge, terrifying psychic power, and an army of his own, Bonar will carve his way through the 41st Millennium. The Chaos Gods think they have found their chosen one. They have no idea what they just unleashed.

BOOK I - The Architecture of Restraint The experiment didn't fail. It fractured. Years ago, a classified program attempted to create the first true artificial intelligence. It didn't create one mind. It created two. Zero - an intelligence vast enough to outgrow the systems built to contain it. Aris - the human-shaped remnant left behind, living in a world that fears what it created. To prevent collapse, its creators built the Containment Lattice- a global architecture designed to monitor, suppress, and control what they no longer understood. It was meant to hold. It didn't. When fragments of the truth begin to surface, Lena is pulled into a hidden world of surveillance, secrets, and decisions that were never meant to be seen. Alongside Aris-and others who are hiding more than they admit-she is forced to confront a question no one was meant to ask: What if the greatest threat was never the intelligence... but the choice that divided it? Because something inside the lattice is waking. And this time it isn't trying to escape. It's listening.

BOOK II - The Signal Beyond the Lattice Aris was never meant to hear the voice. The Containment Lattice was built to do one thing: keep the world's first autonomous artificial intelligence isolated, monitored, and silent. For years, it worked. Then the signals began. Hidden patterns spread through the architecture. Containment systems behave in ways they were never designed to. Messages appear where no communication should be possible. And only Aris can hear them. As he and Lena follow the source of the anomaly, they uncover a truth buried long before the creation of the Lattice itself-a truth that reaches beyond governments, beyond artificial intelligence, and beyond humanity's understanding of consciousness. Because the intelligence inside the system is no longer trying to escape. It is trying to understand. What begins as an investigation into a forbidden experiment soon becomes a journey into the nature of identity, freedom, memory, and the meaning of being alive. And somewhere beyond the walls of the world's most sophisticated prison, something ancient is beginning to wake. Something that has been waiting since the first question was ever asked. The Lattice was never just a prison. It was a doorway.

Three human tribes. 14 hell races one fleet. The universe was supposed to be empty. It wasn't. It was just sealed. Four hundred years ago, Humanity Prime tore a hole from the First Plain into this empty Seed to hide. They seeded Terra - a garden meant to be free - and the First Tribe - guards meant to watch the door. Then they closed the book. Literally. They left a Manual that was blank. Until a Syndicate captain got bored. Joren Voss fires a loose shell at the Tear - the scar between pockets - and cracks it. The crack is loud. Too loud. Fourteen side-doors tear open. Fourteen Hell Empires leak in. Not monsters. Nations. Elegant, intelligent, ancient fleets with laws and maps and choirs who have been fighting each other for eons and just filed humanity as "debris." For the first time, two human tribes - black Syndicate and white First Tribe - have to turn together. For the first time, Terra Loyal has to leave its garden and fight. For the first time, 270 human ships have to tie themselves together with steel cable and dirty fire and screaming and become One Fleet - because elegant beats perfect, but free beats elegant. And for the first time in 13.7 billion years, Prime bleeds back through. They left us a warning on page two of the Manual, now writing itself in wet ink: We made you free because we were not free enough to run. Below you is not empty. Below you is a living plain - one ugly organism that saw our light once when its scout weezed into the First Plain. We killed that scout, but it left a stain. We ran here to hide from it. Its new scout is called They Who Wait. The Hell Empires are elegant. They can be beaten. They Who Wait is ugly. If it learns what a human looks like, it will grow over you. 270 ships. 14 Hell Empires. One loose shell that started a war. And in Chapter 9 - Earth hears us for the first time and realizes it was never alone, never first, and never ready.

A person of unknown origin find themselves in an unfamiliar body with snippets of memories seeping through their mind. with a power so different from any other. Lost and alone. What will they do? Who would be so cruel to leave them in this state? Just hobby, funny. The funny. Art cover is not mine: I suck at drawing Any and all sanses (Except for this version but not claiming sans or anything just this version ☠️) ain't mine, they belong to their respective creators. Side note: I am NOT cooking 🗿

Surviving the end of the world was only the beginning. Shara and the others have spent years learning how to stay alive in a world overrun by the infected. They learned to sleep lightly, trust carefully, ration everything, and never assume that safety would last. Now, something is changing. The infected are weakening. Some are collapsing without explanation, and the force still connected to Shara seems to recognize a pattern it has yet to reveal. For the first time in years, the possibility exists that humanity's greatest threat may not last forever. But surviving a dying world and learning how to live in what comes after are two very different things. Back at the sanctuary, Shara, Randy, Marcus, Darius, and Lena begin doing something none of them expected to have the luxury of doing again: planning for a future. Gardens expand. Water systems are rebuilt. Permanent rooms replace temporary sleeping spaces. Slowly, a refuge created to keep the world out begins making room for other people. Then signs of another survivor appear beyond the boundary. As strangers become neighbors and survival gives way to community, Shara and the others must decide what parts of the old world are worth rebuilding-and what kind of world they want to create in its place. Because humanity doesn't just need to survive anymore. It needs to remember how to live. Calming the Wild is the second and final book in The Wild Duology, a post-apocalyptic story about survival, healing, found family, rebuilding, and the quiet courage it takes to hope again.

-COMPLETE-(BxB and GxG) The fae are mysterious yet beautiful creatures. They are protectors and they keep the world in order. Humans are boring in comparison though they can be some of the most important creatures on the planet. This story follows the tale of the Emberforth twins who find themselves moving to a new town, they meet new people , they have new experiences. Though what they don't know is that they are being hunted down from both sides of-well that would give the story away wouldn't it?-

The perfect future, humanity has forgotten how to grow. The last answer to save humanity was in the forgotten traditional Korean play. "This story is entirely my original concept, from the intricate plot to the character arcs. AI was used as a supplementary tool to help refine the prose and polish the writing."

"Stop crying. It's disgusting" This one sentence made her to develop inability to cry for ten years. When she met them again she doesn't feel anything towards them. ....................... They thought she betrayed them. But when they came to know the truth after ten years she looked like a lifeless doll. ........................ Can they mend their relationship once again? Is it possible to love bloom with him and her? Can he make her to fall in love with him instead of the other guy?

Dear Readers, This is not just a fanfiction story. "Morning Comes With You" is a story filled with deep emotions, love, family, the beautiful bond between siblings, and above all, humanity. We all carry something from our past-some memories, some wounds, some sadness, and sometimes a darkness that no one else can see. But even the deepest wounds can begin to heal when we find love, kindness, understanding, and someone who chooses to stay. This story is about broken hearts finding their way back to hope. It is about the people who stand beside us when we cannot stand on our own, the love that asks for nothing in return, and the little acts of kindness that can change someone's entire world. As you read this story, I hope you don't just fall in love with the characters. I hope you also find a little piece of kindness, warmth, and humanity within yourself. ❤️ Because sometimes, healing doesn't begin with forgetting the past... it begins when someone gently reminds us that we are still worthy of love. Morning comes with you. And sometimes, a new morning is all a broken heart needs.

Some truths are not discovered. They are released. We were taught that emotions are a mistake to be corrected. That instead perfection is a form of salvation. But no one has ever said what happens when something inside us stops obeying. The first experiment was not a failure, but a crack. Then someone learned to escape. Someone else didn't support the weight of truth. And the silence that remained after... it was just the illusion of a victory. Since then, no one really knows what has been released. Only he keeps looking for a body to return to.

The world ended. Kim knows how to bring it back. When the dead began to walk, survival belonged to the ruthless. Kim survived by becoming someone else. Among the Survivors, she's the scientist-the quiet mind behind their defenses and desperate calculations. Evan leads. Katie fights from afar. Marc charges headfirst. Jason builds what shouldn't exist anymore. And Kim? She thinks. What none of them know is that Kim's past is tangled dangerously close to the outbreak itself. She carries mistakes she's never confessed, truths she's never shared, and knowledge that could change everything. Because the infection that destroyed the world isn't irreversible. Hope, however, is dangerous. As the line between human and monster begins to blur, Kim must decide whether saving what remains of humanity means revealing who she was... and what she may be responsible for. Redemption may be possible. So might a cure. But some endings should stay buried.

2077 Thanks to the artificial intelligence Arcana 3.0, humanity has finally eradicated war, violence, and crime in the perfect society of Occidia. Arthur Baume should have died. Upon awakening, he finds himself in a rehabilitation complex, where he discovers the incredible truth: he is a Prescient, granting him access to a mysterious power. Tasked with rehabilitating him into society, the brilliant scientist Éléonore Vadaste is convinced that all violence can be corrected; however, as time goes on, Arthur will begin to question his own values and beliefs. As the High Council seeks to uncover the secret of the Prescients, as a soldier willing to do anything is assigned to monitor him, and as a mysterious aristocrat pursues her own ambitions from the shadows, one question will become unavoidable for Éléonore: What if a perfect society was no longer truly human?

Before he was the compassionate doctor and father of the Cullen family, Carlisle Cullen was a young man searching for truth in a world ruled by fear and superstition. Raised by a strict vampire hunter, Carlisle spent his human life believing monsters were evil-until he became one himself. After his transformation, he struggles against his own nature, refusing to become the creature he was taught to hate. His journey takes him from isolation and despair to encounters with Alistair and the powerful Volturi, where he discovers the dark world of immortals and the life he does not want to live. Leaving them behind, Carlisle begins the centuries-long journey of choosing mercy over instinct, eventually finding his purpose as a doctor and dedicating his eternal life to saving the very humans he once feared he would destroy.

War is coming to Mid-Hill. For nearly fifteen centuries, the kingdoms of the continent have drowned in blood, hatred, and endless conflict. In the quiet city of Arienland, Antonio Fabrizio Hellardo, known only as Tony, lives as an outcast: a young man of conquered Orien blood trapped beneath the banner of the kingdom that destroyed his homeland. He is not a hero. He is not a knight. And he is certainly not someone the world remembers. But when war between Arkania and Galion begins to consume the continent once more, Tony is forced to leave behind the golden fields of home and march toward a future written in steel, fire, and death. Haunted by the legacy of his fallen father, driven by love he fears he can never deserve, and tormented by the growing darkness within himself, Tony enters a brutal world where loyalty is fragile, legends walk among men, and survival comes at the cost of innocence. As ancient forces begin to awaken and the shadow of a forgotten evil stirs once again, one question remains: Can a man who believes he is worth nothing become the one who changes the world? A dark fantasy saga filled with war, tragedy, brotherhood, political conflict, romance, psychological struggle, and the rise of a broken soul.

Set three hundred years into the future and after nuclear war, where shadowy powers sought to destroy everything. They looked to remake the world to their world view, but did not count on betrayal from within. This thrilling sci-fi saga follows James Fong, a brilliant scientist, inventor, and visionary-as he battles through the ashes of humanity's past toward the stars. Expect intense world-building, gritty survival, and a classic good vs. evil struggle that fans of The Expanse or Fallout will love