Aleena Sonic Novels & Stories

My regeneration halted. Around me, the mutants of the Sanctuary were collapsing. The sonic frequency was disrupting our connection to the Source. The woman hovering in the air crashed to the ground hard. The man with the flaming hands cried out as his fire sputtered and died. Only the Superless—Eliana—seemed unaffected by the pain, though she was terrified by the noise. "Inhibitor frequency," Kazi gloated, his voice cutting through the ringing in my ears. He walked forward while Malik struggled to stay standing. "We analyzed your rocks, Apex. They vibrate. Disrupt the vibration, disrupt the power."

The whole room seemed to hold still. Elena stepped up onto the platform. The stone felt cool under her boots. She looked Theron dead in the eye, then slowly raised her hands, palms bare, hovering just an inch above the unshielded Primal Sovereign Core Node. The hum from above grew a fraction louder. Someone in the reps coughed nervously. Elena’s fingers twitched once, steadying herself. Then Silas’s voice came through her bone-conduction earpiece, small and urgent. “Elena. Wait. New readout. Theron’s comm carrier—it’s not just the regular handshake. There’s a secondary sub-harmonic broadcast. The coordinates… he inverted them.”

Aleena just nodded her head. "Ok, Uncle! Ready!" Aleena said, linking her index finger and thumb in a circle. "What are you talking about? Why are you whispering?" asked Eve with some annoyance. Aleena looked briefly at Damian, and he gave her a secretive smile. "It's just between me and Aleena! Isn't that right Aleena?" Damian dried his eyes at Aleena. "Of course! Uncle Damian!" Aleena replied cheerfully. "Ish! You guys! All these secrets!" Eve began to pout.

"Then I'll stop it myself." Kylan's face fell. "Elara—" "I said I'm doing it." He stared at me for a long moment. Then he shook his head and walked away. I finished tightening my straps and walked out into the yard. Sonia was waiting in the center of the ring. She had stripped down to a leather training tunic, her arms bare and muscled. Scars crossed her knuckles. Old ones. The kind that came from real battles. She smiled when she saw me.

Brianna joined in to help her sister, but I had Tracy in a tight lock and I wasn't going to loosen up even if the world was ending. Unfortunately, my anger was short-lived. I fell back as a cold and thunderous voice rumbled through the air. “What in Gaia's sake is happening here?” Her voice cut through my bone line razor sharp blade. Her heels clicked on the floor, pulling an unnerving cloud of fear with her. “Lena, you'd better have a perfect explanation, or I'm gonna skin you alive for trying to harm my daughters!” She snapped.

He turned his eyes toward Elena, who stood tightly at his flank. Elena wore a lightweight leather combat tunic, her hair pulled back tightly away from her face. She closed her eyes, taking a deep, controlled breath. While the males relied on their predatory sense of smell, her fully awakened Luna core operated on a completely different frequency. She could feel the subtle, rhythmic vibrations of the mountain’s layout, tracking the thin, residual traces of the lead witch's magic like a beacon in the night. "They went down the central shaft," Elena whispered, her eyes snapping open, burning with a fierce determination. "The frequency of the sonic screech... it left a physical scar on the spiri

“Something… deeper.” The room darkened slightly. Tidelines pulsed. A low, ancient hum echoed through the chamber—like a sea creature’s voice vibrating through stone. Alessia lifted her hand, luminescence flowing around her fingers. “Where is it coming from?” she asked. Rian checked the lines. “E-everywhere. The Eidolon is… awake.” “Finally,” Alessia murmured. Kael clicked his blade into place. “Let it wake. It’ll see us soon enough.”

Aria cleaned out the fridge, sanitized the faucet heads, ran a signal test on the comm relay. It was mundane. Peaceful in a strange way. They’d gotten good at surviving in stillness. Evening came again. The windows darkened. The house adjusted. Aria was curled on the couch, scrolling through an offline backup of her favorite poems, when Selene walked in holding a pair of earpieces. “Want to hear something?” Aria perked up. “What is it?” Selene handed one over and tapped the play command. A soft voice filled her ear. Not news. Not warnings. A song.

"I can generate sonic interference. Disrupt magical frequencies." "Do it!" She activated something on her phone. A high-pitched sound erupted. Selene flinched. Her aura flickered. "It's working!" Nova said. But then the howling intensified. The alphas were compensating. Pushing harder. "We need more power!" Sienna said. I grabbed Selene's hand and channeled Eclipse power through our Guardian Bond. Pushing back against the dark magic. Fighting for control. Through the bond, I felt the alphas' presence. Felt their hunger. Their intelligence.

She stopped when she saw Nila. Lena offered no explanation. Jessica didn’t ask for one. Instead, she held up the notebook. “The Anatolian bloom just cross-indexed with the Pacific one. They’re mirroring song frequencies. But the timing is... off. They’re anticipating each other.” Eleni emerged next, barefoot, her hands dusted in charcoal powder. “I’ve begun transcribing silence.” Jessica raised an eyebrow. “Into what?” Eleni smiled, thin but warm. “Into pause. The breath before speech. The space where the wound heals.”