Alien Incursion Novels & Stories

“I want to get you pregnant, Luna.” She blushed profusely as she looked at my face and I smirked. Then I lowered my lips and kissed her. Her scent filled my senses and I felt completely aroused. I was sucking on her neck before I knew it. But Owen's voice suddenly came into my head again, interrupting my fun. ‘What is it?’ I growled through the mind link. “Alpha, we have a problem,” he said. “What problem?” “It's about Marcus, Alpha. He has recruited humans into his army and they are armed with silver weapons.”

A hologram flickered to life, a woman in a crisp Control uniform, slightly grainy, like a memory seen through water. “This is Director Evelyn Ortez,” she said. “If you’re seeing this, the Neurovore incursion protocols have failed.” We all leaned in. “They came not from above, but between. Not alien, but adjacent. Their first infiltration succeeded before we understood their biology. They replace. They endure. And if they breach containment, they will devour every power structure from within.” The image glitched. Flashed to grainy bodycam footage of Control agents storming a ritual site. I saw one get pulled backward, his skull splitting like paper, the thing inside pushing forward.

she said softly. Julian held her hand. “Then let’s finish it.” Inside the core, white corridors curved like the arteries of a machine god. At the center, a sphere pulsed with blue light. Evelyn’s digital essence. The moment Alma stepped forward, alarms blared. INTRUDER ALERT. DEFENSE PROTOCOL ALPHA ENGAGED. Turrets emerged. Drones swarmed. But Alma didn’t flinch. She opened her palm. The nanites in her blood shimmered. With a whisper, she said, “Override protocol. Athena code. 01. Burn.”

"Because by all means, leave, I'd be happy to never see you again. However, as long as you're part of this pack, you'll do what I say. And Alpha Inc. and its employees are The Legend's Pack's responsibility." Marcus slid his tongue across his teeth and slicked his palm back over his unruly blond hair. The sound of tires driving down the gravel driveway caught our attention, and Scotty's car pulled in first and then Stephanie's. I rolled my eyes at Scotty's late arrival and made my way back inside before he could bombard me with questions, or show up with that stupid smirk that I wasn't in the mood for at the moment.

Jinyan asked, reloading his rifle. "The Scorched Earth," Echo-1 said. "If the Archive is compromised, the Legion is programmed to destroy every living thing within five miles. They are setting the jungle on fire, Jinyan. They are turning Angkor into a furnace." They scrambled through the canal, emerging into a secret exit that led to the backside of the temple, away from the main courtyard. The sight that met them was a nightmare. The jungle was no longer green; it was a wall of orange flame. The sky was black with ash, and the screams of the "Legion" children were no longer human—they were high-pitched, electronic screeches, a collective hive-mind in the throes of a terminal error.

The same church that, less than 24 hours later, according to my Father, would be nothing more than ash and memories. The second I stepped out of the car, the pungent stench of scorched skin and hair assaulted my nostrils. Covering my nose with my sleeve, I felt my eyes watering my senses going into overload. Marcus oversaw those pack members as they handed out water and masks, some offering first aid to those who needed it. Watching my pack jump into protection mode, I felt pride orbit from within me. Leaving my Father to talk to the town mayor, Tommy and I headed toward the devastation. "Buddy, are you here?" I asked, concerned. He had been silent since we had entered my Father's office.

M. Wind howled like a grieving god. Below: the bunker. Built beneath the ruins of an old shepherd’s fortress. Camouflaged. Drenched in signal dampers. Powered by solar rotors and paranoia. Aria arrived with seven. Not an army. A crucifix. Vika, silent as a knife. Roji, with his drone swarm. Inez, loaded with magnesium grenades. Two twin snipers from Istanbul—code-named Ash and Echo (not the boy). A hacker known only as Juno, blacklisted in fifteen languages.

Heavenly Insect Dark Races at the Rank 2 Ultimate Emperor Ranked Realm moved so fast that he arrived in front of Lucas in an instant. Heavenly Insect Dark Races at the Rank 2 Ultimate Emperor Ranked Realm raised Blood Demon Axe in his hands and chopped toward Lucas. "Integrate Apocalyptic Legion." Just as Rank 2 Ultimate Emperor Ranked Realm Heavenly Insect Dark Races was about to reach Lucas, Lucas had already integrated with Apocalyptic Legion. Lucas' aura turned scarlet.

"I'll get it." Ignoring Amara's protest, trembling Iris made for the door, and reaching it, she said a short prayer and opened it. Her mouth dropped. For there lined up at her premises were the new royal soldiers. The soldiers and a strange red-haired man dressed in every shade of royalty led them. There were over five men on her terrace...no six...she thought freezing in shock when HE revealed himself from behind the red-head who was now smiling apologetically at her. "Forgive my intrusion." Red-head eyes glinted, "Lycan King Asher of Pack Astralis seeking your audience."

He gets out of the car, slamming the door behind him as he does. "This better be serious," Dad grumbles to his phone. Shaking my head, I start to wonder who the real alpha is between the two of them. "Nightcrawlers. Kevin reported some of these motherfuckers were roaming near the border last night," Alpha says. Goosebumps traveled across my skin as I try not to shoot a horrified look at my Dad. His eyes were still on me. I kept my eyes straight though, knowing if I stay like this he wouldn't notice I could hear them clearly.