Alien Group Novels & Stories

“What do we do? We have to do something before Edward finds out.” “How do you know what we have been talking about?” Alan asked with a raised eyebrow. “I was paralyzed, Alpha Alan, not unconscious,” he replied. “Did you see the people that took Aliyah?” Aton asked. “It was the cat demons. Their leader was a platinum blonde haired woman. She was the one that spat at Aliyah and after that, she couldn’t sense Edward again. We need to go to their kingdoms; we need to retrieve them.” “What are you saying? We could barely fight them when they were here and now we have to go to their dens?” Mattew asked.

Alpha Oliver said not unkindly. His eyes swiveled to where I stood and that speck of emotion vanished, evaporating like water on scalding pavement. “Lilac Einar, this one time I will act against the best interests of my people, for the only friend I have ever had the honor of calling brother. You are hereby exiled from this pack and ordered to live out your days as a servant for the Lycan’s, our kinds most brutal clan of warriors. You will be ushered from this room directly onto the next flight to their training camp where you will remain until your final breath.” Alpha Oliver commanded. “Tonight, when you look up at the sky and feel the moonlight seep into your skin, I want you to remember

Her skin glistened with a mix of sweat, alien lubricant, and dried glowing seed. “Final mass breeding and oviposition sequence initiated,”the calm alien voice announced throughout the facility. “All donor species will contribute simultaneously. Specimen will be pumped full until maximum capacity is reached. Continuous ejaculation will be induced. Observe the swelling.” The tank filled with movement. Dozens of tentacles and alien cocks emerged from the walls and floor of the tank. The three previous creatures, the blue-skinned humanoid, the quadrupedal egg-layer, and the floating tentacled mass joined dozens more of their kind, all crowding around Elena’s suspended, helpless body.

Elena said with a relieved smile. Aliyah stepped inside a narrow hallway lit by a single bare bulb. The scent of boiled cabbage and old carpet filled her nose. Elena led her to a small room with a twin bed, a rickety dresser, and a single window looking out onto a brick alley. “It’s not much,” Elena apologized, “but it’s safe.” Aliyah sank onto the bed, exhaustion and relief mingling in her limbs. “I’m free,” she whispered. Elena perched on the dresser. “You are now Marina. Remember: no mention of Perez. No mention of Aliyah Haven. You’re a community college student from Marin.”

"The Elders have called a closed session. Only the Alpha is permitted inside." Dan stepped forward, his chest nearly brushing against Cillian’s. The height difference was negligible, but the difference in raw power was vast. Dan was a combat veteran; Cillian was a politician’s son playing soldier. "I am the Beta of this pack," Dan growled, the sound vibrating in his throat. "Where the Alpha goes, I go. Move, Cillian, before I move you." Cillian’s smile did not waver. He gestured to the guards, who stepped forward, their hands resting on their weapons.

I winked at my angel. "You're going to kill him for ruining your shirt!" She protested from the ground, her lips lifting into a pout. "When did she relish in the death of others?" I asked Ares, concerned; Abigail had healed a man she hardly knew yesterday and bargained away a part of her soul to those angels to save that stranger's life! Yet now, bathed in the blood that fell from his lips like a waterfall, she seemed to hunger for it. "Stop thinking! Kill it!" Ares roared, wrath coursing through my veins, "Take care of him so we can get back to the task in hand; mating her and filling her womb with pups."

Alian's tongue faltered. "My name is Alian. I am a resident of another world and..." Before he could say anything more, he was hugged again. Everyone tried to hug him. Within a moment, those people had kissed him and turned him red. His head was spinning, either they were crazy or insane. The royal family of a very rich state had lost their senses at that time, and they were losing their senses by seeing every other person in this strange world crazy for them. Alian , who has always kept a distance from childhood. Even after becoming a very intelligent scientist, he was not able to be social, yes, he always saw admiration for himself in every watching eye, but he did not let anyone cling to

With that, they stand, turn and in the blink of an eye, they are gone. I turn to look at Liam and Rik. “Well, that was weird. Do you think they mean it?” Rik looks thoughtful. “They seemed to, but time will tell.” Over the next several months, more groups of supernaturals come to our borders, pledging their allegiance to Cara and I as the Guardians. We call Ailduin and Aolis back to chronicle these events and discuss the implications of what it means.

These fools didn't know what could happen once the tiny, little meteorites entered the atmosphere and fell like a mini-meteor shower on that very same day when it was taken down by Kiyokawa's super laser beams. As each of the meteor's parts contains a lot of radioactive material several days after M-2003's parts reached the four corners of the Earth, most of the pregnant women at that time were highly affected by this substance. After each of these women absorbed the radiation emanating from the original source where the meteorites have landed, their due date was moved ahead from their scheduled labor. Resulting in the birth of the next generation of children naturally gifted with special ab

It was during this moment that she realized she was having some sort of vision. As she turned to see what was in the distance. Her eyes went wide as she saw thousands of alien creatures marching towards their position. First thing she thought of was how far in the future would all this take place. Second was who did that army belong to? Alicia knew that no matter what, the Collective had armies in case a war broke out. What threw off was the appearance of these soldiers. They were unlike any Celestial race she'd ever seen, and she had studied on every race in the Five Realms since she learned how to read. The most likely thing she could think of was that they were never documented or they we