Alien Abduction Marks Novels & Stories

"He had come to this high place and, surprisingly, he saw this field. Mind was refusing to believe that such a place could exist. Forced by curiosity, he stepped here. Maybe someone else would never do so, but Alian was disappointed with life anyway. As soon as his footsteps landed on this piece of land, our planet was shaken. We made this place so that any alien of our planet if it gets stuck on the ground, it will return without any help in an emergency. And we were worried that no one could see it except us, then how could any human step on it? We let him come here to answer that question; otherwise we could have targeted him right away. We knew he couldn't survive a minute, but when he s

“Impossible.” I stepped forward, my voice sharp. “Alpha, could it be Adolfa? Could she have taken them?” The guard shook his head quickly. “We do not know, Luna. But there are strange marks near the graves. Claw marks. Not wolf. Not raven. Something else.” Alpha Lyran growled low. “Show me!” We followed the guard into the night. The cold air pressed against my skin as we walked. When we reached the burial ground, my legs froze. The soil was torn open, ripped apart like paper. Large claw marks carved deep into the earth. The smell of blood was still fresh.

“Pamela was abducted while on her flight home by the Order. It’s likely to get us to come to them. We’ll teleport to Bloodmoon to tell Hana and make a game plan.” That had Albert’s attention. The grogginess that typically lingered for the first hour after he woke was gone. He’d thrown off his blanket and quickly changed into clean clothes. I don’t know if I was more surprised at how quickly he moved or that he had laid out his clothes before bed this morning. Albert’s not usually so organized.

"East, sir. Maybe two miles from the border markers. We lost three hunters already." "Names," I said. "Tell me their names." The scout hesitated. "Marcus, Tyler, and Sophie. They went to investigate the initial sounds and... they never came back." Three of my people. Gone. I felt Zara's hand slip away from mine, but I didn't have time to feel the loss of her touch. "This creature," I pressed. "Describe it." "I couldn't see it clearly, sir. It moved too fast. But it was big. Massive. And it had..." the scout struggled for words. "Wings. And teeth. So many teeth."

I inhaled deeply, desperate to catch a trace of her familiar scent, even though I knew deep down it was long gone and there was no going back. I was dying, and I still hadn't found a single lead. All I could do was pray. I begged the Moon Goddess for one more chance to make things right, even if it was only one day. At some point, I must've passed out again. When I opened my eyes, Landon was standing in front of me, excitement written all over his face. "Alpha Ian, it's real this time! One of the pack elders saw Luna!"

When there is enough distance between us, they bow together as if they are paying a respect to me. "Good evening, milady, the Alpha needs you now," they said seriously but the respect in their voices was evident. Who's Alpha? Is he the one who kidnapped me and what does he need? The two women came to me at the same time and helped me to stand up even though I didn't agree. I don't think they cared if I agreed or not, they really just let me know that whoever that Alpha was needed me.

I don’t know how long it had been, but I know I had been asleep and awake for more than a dozen times, and I always woke up in this little sterilized room with a single porthole to look out from. And all I could see outside was the dark and cold emptiness of space dotted with thousands and thousands of stars. My abductor was an alien from another planet. This I could tell from the one time it made an appearance. I couldn’t really tell its gender, it had humanoid enough form, but there was nothing human about it, even though it was wearing some sort of space suit with a full face visor. The being had come into the room, I think a couple of times

For the first time in his life, Grayson—who'd always been privilege and power personified—experienced true humiliation. The guards' dismissive stares. The whispered comments. The complete lack of respect. Finally, he understood what my life had been like. How many doors had been slammed in my face? How many times had I been judged, dismissed, found wanting? How had I endured it all with such grace? He was on the verge of despair, trudging miserably through the rain in human form, when his phone finally buzzed with good news. "Alpha, we found her. She's in the eastern territories, near the old Morrison boundary. She's... building something."

"Sever the mate bond now. Rebecca needs me more right now." As the severance decree was handed to Rebecca, a passing nurse finally noticed the alarming amount of blood. I was swiftly lifted onto a stretcher and taken to another emergency room. "Vital organs failing rapidly! Moon Goddess, her womb... it's necrotic! The pup... we cannot save it!" "She is crashing! Defibrillator! NOW!" In the haze of pain and encroaching darkness, I faintly heard jubilant voices from the corridor outside my ward, "The mother is conscious! Congratulations, Alpha Terrence! Your daughter and your Luna are both safe!"

“I want to get closer to hear what is being said.” One of the mutation effects that Rex experienced from his early childhood nuclear contamination exposure was acute hearing. Therefore, he was the better person to move closer to listen. Realizing this, Felix nodded and took the reins of both horses. Rex was gone only a matter of minutes before he returned white faced and shaking with anger. “Alice is an alien. The newcomer came to send her back to their planet and take her place here. They’re doing some sort of breeding with us to create a new strain of people here on earth.”