Alice Murder Drones Novels & Stories

They were holding hands, their skin grey and preserved in formaldehyde. "They all thought they were the first to break the loop," the drone whispered. "But the loop is a spiral, Alessia. It only goes down." "We’re not them," Lorenzo growled, reaching for a loose piece of rebar on the floor. With a sudden, violent burst of strength, he swung. CRACK. The rebar smashed into the drone, sending it spinning into the sludge. The red eye flickered and died. The silence that followed was deafening.

“Now we have four potential traitors.” “How do you figure that?” I held up a finger, “Blondie.” I held up two more, “two clones.” I held up another, “Alec.” Malachi growled under his breath. “I know you don’t want to accept that it is your second, but it is a potential. He acted funny while here when I was asking him questions. Normally, if someone were innocent, they wouldn’t act as defensively as he did. It was as if he had something to hide.”

Wolves howled thanks to the sky in relief as people gathered their items. King Kumie staggered back, clutching his chest—he’d nearly been devoured by his own guard. From beneath the table, Demisule crawled out, hair wild and eyes wide, while Tupill, plopped on the ground, looked like his nightmare had come to life. To the crowd, it was clear who had saved them. The Alpha.

“They’ll come again. And if they find you, they’ll use you. You don’t understand what you are.” “I’m not leaving without answers.” Drayke wiped the blood from his lip, his voice low but steady. “Then you’ll get them from me. Because I’m done letting him speak for you.” They locked eyes again, the promise of another fight simmering just beneath the surface. And then The alley lights flickered. Once. Twice. Caelum’s head snapped up. “We’re not alone.” Before anyone could move, a drone screamed down from above, red targeting lasers sweeping across the ground. The air filled with the sound of spinning rotors and a mechanical voice:

I heard one of the men say, and my eyes widened in shock. At this moment of shock, I almost let out a gasp, but I was quick to cover my mouth, preventing any sound from making its way out of it. "I also wish we didn’t have to buy it, but we have been paid for it. Dawn had given us money to kill him and make sure no one knows where he is, so here it is, we have to kill him," they said, and I clenched my fists at the mention of Dawn’s name, she had to be the most heartless woman in the world because how could she even want to kill the alpha? What had he done to her?

It vibrated through the air, low and cold. “What do you want?” he hissed. “To finish what your father started.” Alessio’s pulse hammered. “He’s dead.” “So are you. You just don’t know it yet.” A soft whine filled the air mechanically, sharp. Drones. Alessio looked up, and his stomach dropped. Three of them crawled through the tunnel opening, their red sensors blinking like hungry eyes. He aimed his gun, but before he could shoot, one of them spoke. “Blood sample confirmed. Target: Noa viable.”

“D.C. saw the light. Their next move isn’t tanks. It’s missiles.” Alistair smiles, blood on his teeth. “Smart girl. I have a dead man’s switch. If I’m not on Air Force One in two hours, Duskbane becomes a crater.” Draven growls. The sound shakes the air. “You lie.” “Try me.” Alistair taps his temple. “Neural link. My heart stops, the order goes out. You need me.” Moira claps. Slow. Mocking. “Humans. Always so dramatic. You could just let the Mother sing again. One cry. Your problem’s solved.”

“Members of this distinguished council, hereby are the issues that Alpha Drake should answer to, as it seems that he has kept them concealed from us, and the concealment may have led us to massive losses. One, is that he never mentioned to us that his mate and Luna, Alicia Waters was indeed a sister to one of our enemies, the biggest enemy, Andrew Waters. That relationship may be responsible for the fact that we haven't been able to lay our hands on the said villain however much we have tried.

Cindy did not react. She had lost the ability to perceive anything that was told to her and just wanted a way out of this hell that existed on Earth. Alpha continued, “Therefore, I have arrived at a conclusion which is that you shall be executed before your daughter so that if she still has not learned to remain quiet in front of the members of this house, she will learn a good lesson this time to not even dare of taking a stand against me or my peers” Martha’s hand that were struggling to escape the hold of Alpha from her neck suddenly stopped.

Trying to outrun them was only going to endanger Lizzy’s life, I couldn’t do that when we were so close to obtaining our freedom. “Oh goddess, no,” Sasha shouted, pulling my attention back towards her horrified face. Taking a closer look in the rear-view mirror I realised what had disturbed her so much. Even though the car was hanging back quite a distance behind us, there was no mistaking the person in the driver’s seat, it was Alpha Michael. “Floor it, we have to lose him,” Sasha shouted, the panic clear in her voice. “I can’t. He’s an Alpha.”