Alien Abduction Mga Nobela at Kwento

She felt lost and helpless. Avery decided to go back to her parents’ small house, hoping to find some clue about the blood pact. The moment that she entered the simple hut that her parents lived in before their death, she was a bit relieved. She can still feel their presence there as if they are still with her. Her parents' hut was far from the pack house where the Alpha and Luna were supposed to live. After Avery and James took over the position, her parents decided to live in seclusion to live in peace, far from the political strife.

"The General… she broadcasted a new signal. She offered us Sub-Routine Immortality. We can live in the Inverted Haven. We can have our homes back. All we have to do is stop you from touching the core." The Diplomatic-Betrayal hit Elara like a physical blow. She looked at the faces—the aliens she had fought for, the families she had anchored her soul to save. "She’s lying! You won't be yourselves. You’ll be Sanitized-Files, toys for their amusement!" "A toy that exists is better than a memory that’s been deleted!" a fiber-optic scout shrieked, raising a pulse-rifle. The Panic ignited into a Brutal Confrontation.

He murmurs in my ear and I moan from the vibrations of his voice. I am lost in the pleasure as I silently contemplate everything that has happened to me the last couple of hours. My brain feels sluggish and is working incredibly slow. So… I have been abducted by aliens that want to use me as a baby-machine. I have met the most gorgeous and mouth watering creature of the whole universe and he wants to get to know me before making babies with me. He's making babies with me? I’m gonna make babies with him?

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

My vision blurred, darkness creeping at the edges—then nothing. A warm glow flickered behind my eyelids, the scent of burning wood filling my senses before consciousness fully returned. My body ached, a dull, throbbing pain stretching across my limbs. When I finally opened my eyes, I saw firelight dancing against the trees. We were still in the woods. My clothes were damp, my skin tight with cold, but I was alive. Then I heard it—his voice. “I’m so glad you’re alive,” Abaddon muttered, the roughness of his tone edged with something unreadable. “But at the same time, I want to kill you.”

In our twelve years as mates, he'd never publicly acknowledged my identity, never praised me in front of others. When I became pregnant, he insisted I keep it secret from everyone—no official announcement, no recognition of our bond or the child I carried. Yet here he was, willing to publicly celebrate Stella at such a grand occasion, giving her everything he'd denied me. I contacted my private healer to schedule a procedure. There was no point in bringing a child into a world where their father was too ashamed to claim either of us. Then I dialed a number I knew by heart. "Is that alliance offer you mentioned still on the table? I want in."

Maybe both. "Well, that is great and I will make sure that no one is trying to be over smart," Taylor informed. "Well here is a catch," Avy said gaining both of our attention. "We are not only showing a defenseless pack but extremely pathetic leaders" once again she spoke alien. "If the leaders are weak then the pack is ready to be overthrown." She continued before I could speak. "Awesome," both Taylor and I said. Damn this woman is so smart. "Well if it is clear then let's go," she said as we made our way to the training grounds.

"You're grinning like a small kid." Stralath tapped his face, "The rapper has two cheek dents—like me." "The who?" Drusdor asked. "You're both freaks." Cleona rolled her eyes. "I'm an alien gobbling mutant, yet I'm the sane one." She led the way as Stralath stroked his phone once before sliding back in his pocket. Mission accomplished. It was time to focus, and he had the opportunity to interrogate a possible Fisheri—a member of an extinct alien species. His blood warmed as he wondered over their evolution. Were the earth-born sirens also deadly predators, like their predecessors? And would they want to return to their water world?

He ran his hand gently across her back, causing cold shivers to crawl up her skin. “People of the Enu realm,” Luther boomed. “It’s been years, over a thousand years, and finally, the heavens have noticed me. It has seen the good i have done for this realm, and the great plans I have for it, and in order to bless me, has resurrected my one through desire. Here stands your true Queen, the true queen of the Enu realm, the Abomination.” The silence that overpowered the crowd was stifling, and even Luther’s wife was shocked. She stared hard at Gwen, probably hoping that what Luther had said was a lie.