Alien Incursion Novels & Stories

Mom had just left to check on Liam when Uncle Andrew woke up. “Everything went as planned. Those two morons that we hired grabbed Aliya but they also grabbed her friend that she was with. We waited at the stop that Liam and I had told you about. We had just killed the two humans when five guys showed up out of nowhere. One was that cousin of hers and one was the head warrior for the pack. I can tell that two were vampires and one was a warlock but I have no idea who they were. I could tell what they were by their scents.” Uncle Andrew explains. “Liam and I had no choice but to retreat. I know that most of the guys were killed but I have no idea if any of them survived or captrued.”

They were more than I expected, and the funny thing was that some of them were Tyler's men. "Alpha Stephan, our alpha said that you needed help in bringing down the evil reign of alpha William. "We are more than willing to help you in your quest." I counted them; they were up to one thousand two hundred men. I divided them into two. The first group had Liam and my Gamma as their leaders. The second one was controlled by me. I choose to go look for Clarissa, but they choose to go to the laboratory and tear it down. We started the journey to the fight, and we plan to keep ourselves updated.

"Activate the Aegis defence grid. The human military forgets that Vance Enterprises manufactured the guidance system defence for those exact railguns. I built the weapons they are trying to point at my family." "Sir, the guidance override is working, but the human fleet has a secondary asset," Marcus reported, his voice tight with sudden dread. "They’ve deployed a specialised task force onto the north shore via stealth drop-ships. They aren't humans, Sire. The council sold out our own kind. It's a type of rogue Alpha, completely injected with human-engineered silver serum. They are immune to the primary defense grids." Outside, the air violently shattered.

Jax said through the mind link. I got up on my feet in a hurry. Alpha Lucius? What the hell was he doing here? "He must have heard about the attack," Ryker sounded in my head. "True, but he is not welcomed in my pack," That was the fact. The Silver Mist Pack and the Crescent North Pack were enemies, there was no fucking valid reason for him to be here, except for Sheila. I sighed, listening to Jax. "Should we let him in, Alpha?"

“They’re positioning.” “For what?” Dominic demanded. Mara’s expression didn’t change. “To either recruit you.” “Or eliminate you.” Cassius swore softly. The courtyard air felt heavier again. The legacy root displayed projected timelines. Incursion estimates. Impact zones. Strategic nodes most likely to be seized first. “Time to first contact,” the system calculated. “Forty-eight hours.” A countdown began in the corner of every screen. Kane stepped closer to the central display. “And Helix?”

The estate was in its nocturnal quiet cycle, the only sounds the sigh of the wind and the distant, rhythmic sweep of a security patrol. The alarm was silent. A vibration on Sabatine’s wrist, then Anton’s, a proprietary system Leon had rigged that bypassed all audible alerts. A single, pulsing red glyph on the tiny screen: DRONE INCURSION. PERIMETER ZETA. Sabatine was on his feet instantly, the book forgotten. He tapped his earpiece. “Leon. Status.”

I shouted, my voice carrying the amplified, tectonic weight of the Elder resonance. The soldiers froze instantly. The entire camp fell silent as Killian and I strode into the clearing. The Alpha did not bother with verbal commands. He simply unleashed the full, suffocating pressure of his dominance. The armed guards stumbled back, dropping their weapons as their nervous systems registered the arrival of an apex predator. Davies rushed forward, his face pale and slick with sweat. "Dr. Vance, please. This is an international mandate. These people have suffered a severe genetic corruption. We must isolate them for the safety of the global public."

“She came.” --- Elena’s team breached an outer maintenance hatch using thermal cutters. Inside, sterile corridors stretched endlessly beneath artificial lighting. Air smelled of metal and antiseptic. Footsteps echoed. Lucas inserted a bypass module into a security port. “Downloading internal schematics.” Adrian scanned corners cautiously. “Minimal personnel presence.” “Automated operations,” Lucas replied. A nearby chamber door slid open unexpectedly. Inside— Rows of transparent incubation units glowed softly. Each containing children. Monitored.

Before the ice could even settle, the submarine's torpedo tubes opened—not to fire explosives, but to deploy troops. "Contact front!" Jack yelled over the comms, his voice competing with the howling blizzard. "We got boarders!" Hundreds of figures poured out of the submarine. They weren't wearing heavy arctic gear. They wore thin, crimson robes and tactical vests. The cold didn't bother them. Their veins glowed faintly with the blue hue of Titan blood. They were The Ascended—fanatics enhanced by the alien mutagen. And they were screaming a single word: "Awaken!"

The infiltration had failed. "Lord Manning," Peony’s voice whispered from the obsidian sphere, her tone filled with a cold, clinical disappointment. "It seems your 'Lineage Guardians' were not as elite as you believed. The Vance Resurgence is more formidable than I anticipated. They didn't just stop your team; they erased them."