Alien Abduction Novels & Stories

'Together. Sara found that word Alien.

These specs were one of the useful gadgets that he used for information gathering. As he peered into those zoomed-in images of the burning building, he saw a figure was alive and hovering near the back door of the spacecraft that had crashed into the building. The floating figure in the sky was not human. Three tiny and curvy horns stretching out of the back of his neck, and dark skin visible through his semi-transparent battle suit. David did not want to believe, but he had no choice. Yaksha, an alien race has arrived. His build was almost similar to humans'.

“NOA GET OUT IT’S A SETUP!” Too late. The clone grabbed Noa. Hard. And kissed him. Not gentle. Not soft. But like claiming. Like replacing. And when he pulled back his eyes weren’t Noa’s anymore. They were silver. Alien. “I’m the original now.” He snapped Noa’s head against the wall. Hard. And the world went dark. To be continued.

"We don't know anything with complete confidence right now. Keep reading. I'm sure we'll find something." Elena rolled her eyes but grabbed another book. This one was full of discussions on hybrids. It wasn't clear what this term meant, but it felt familiar to her. She herself would likely be classified as a hybrid, being born under two moons. Unfortunately, the book was severely damaged, like many of the others. Pages were missing right when the important parts came up. Disgusted, she pushed it aside and grabbed the next one.

The alien ship hovered silently above them now, its shadow stretching across the battlefield. The beam of light touched the ground a few meters away. It waited. Lyra stopped at the edge of the glowing circle. Adrian stood beside her. “You sure about this?” She stared at the ship above. “Not even a little.” Then she stepped into the beam. The light wrapped around her instantly. Adrian stepped in beside her. The world vanished. A moment later, They appeared inside the alien vessel. The chamber was enormous. Smooth metallic walls curved upward like the inside of a giant shell. Strange glowing symbols floated through the air, moving slowly like drifting constellations.

After she told him she was pregnant, he chose to avoid her. Kennedy withdrew her gaze and spoke calmly. “Alice, I’ve decided to have an abortion.”

I had never heard stories of pain from the bond, this was a new thing to me, it was painful. I opened my eyes again and saw the Alpha walking towards me. I lowered my head and heard the footsteps getting closer. Shiny shoes appeared in my vision, only this time, they were black. "Elara Cornell" the alpha said loudly, enough for everyone to hear "you are here because the bond demands it, and because I will see just how far you can push yourself before it breaks you"

It wasn't perfect—far from it—but it was human (or post-human) kindness in the face of catastrophe. "Aria," Chen called from her monitoring station. "The alien moon—it's broadcasting." The message came in all languages simultaneously, bypassing technology to speak directly to our minds. *CHILDREN OF THE EXILE. YOUR ASCENSION TIME HAS COME. THOSE BEARING THE SILVER MARK SHALL BE ELEVATED. THOSE WITHOUT SHALL SERVE. RESISTANCE IS EXTINCTION.* "Well," Kaine said dryly, "at least they're direct." "The silver mark," I murmured. "They mean transformation. Anyone transformed has the mark."

Or is it somewhere inbetween while every part of them that is made of flesh is torn from their bodies? Aeon didn't know. She didn't know about herself or about her fellow Partial Techs. And she would hate The Aliane for the rest of her life for that. She will kill every soldier she comes across, wheather they be human sourced or Aliane sourced, she will kill them. She will take them down for every one of her Partial Tech brothers and sisters. For every person stolen from their homes and child ripped from their parents arms. For every human who was forced to complete Techmorphasis. And for her, for being the only human whos heart was stolen, for forever beeing half human, for forever not know