The Battle for Arc
Merxians and humans were remarkably alike, sharing a lot of physiology. it had been theorized that our evolutionary paths were very similar as well. however, even though we were similar, we were bitter enemies.
Zak and Jen: Twincest On Demand
Zak's were a vivid blue and jen's were a forest green. they shared a lot of traits personality-wise as well.
Pledged in Blood - Part Two
Along with an agile tongue and impressive vocal cords, gryphons were as adept at languages as dragons were. there were plenty of other things different about our people, too.
Integration: Part Four
They were giant, horrible monsters, five of them. they were impossible to exist, yet here they were. the bipedal lizards were simply massive and covered in armor. in their clutches were rifles so big they belonged on a tank, not the hands of a soldier.
My life as a dragon slave: Prologue
The scientist have found out that their bones were almost twice as strong as humans. and they were almost humanoid, they stood up on their hind legs and walked around perfectly.
The Cohen Loop, Ch 1
The four semesters were each twelve weeks long and were separated by only one week.
A Biography of a Human: "The Proud General "
We were also read excerpts from the “rules for humans" a very small book which we were told to memorize the sayings from it as we were read it, as learning to read wolven was not apart of the curriculum.
Burning desires
He and rei (combusken) were heading towards vermilion city for their first gym battle. they were on route 11 and made camp for the night.
Integration: Part Three
But what they did show were the ruins of a once beautiful neighborhood. large, multistory houses, if they were not totally in ruins, were broken husks. their roofs were buckled and there were entire sections missing and scattered around.
Inhuman | Chapter 01: Escape and Arrival [old edition]
He could make out pointed ears on the tops of their heads, though their forms varied - some were larger, some were smaller ... they all had snouts ... hands and feet that were closer to paws ... neither human, nor animal.
Integration: Part Five
But here, human arms were quick to clasp with alien in a show of gratitude impossible in reality. it didn't matter that these soldiers were never sent to earth - they were still a part of the body that saved humanity.
Beta Testing
They were too finicky and broke down too often, they weren't reliable enough and there were too many loose ends that couldn't be tied up.