Alien Invasion Novels & Stories

She want to carry it. Just then the sun rise and shine Immediately the Alien wound get healed. And the alien turn to the dogs It hold it hand and all the dogs blow up. Like they're been bomb Jasmine get scared She can't believe this tiny creature could do that Jasmine is still raising her hand to it The alien look. At jasmine eyes It start making some strange sound like a cricket Jasmine : come on The thing raise his hand up in the sky and makes the noise again Jasmine : don't worry you will get back

Not an alien, but a human figure. "Save yourselves. Another raid from those… things. Another group of aliens. The Thorax," the woman said. She sucked in a breath as the shouting got closer. "The assailant was never kind enough to save any lives. Stories of our attackers coast through their camps like whispers at night, each more frightening than the final. Teeth. Blazing predator's eyes. Blades so sharp they cut through their skin like sausage. They've been slaughtering us for weeks, no matter where we go. But how did they find us this time? We're at a new camp on a new planet. There's no way that—"

"We don't get much friers these days." I looked at him with a raised brow. "What about the Atlanteans born and raised here?" "There aren't that much of them left, but they are out there." He says and we watched as two men carried a large salmon off of the manmade pool. A robotic drone came and helped the man drop the salmon in a hovering container. "They are currently on a mission to invade government facilities and rescue more people who are being tortured out there."

she said, numbly. “What the fuck is it?” He demanded. “Who are they? Where did they come from? Apparently, it’s worldwide and in massive numbers. Who has an army of that size? The technology is… Well, I’ve never even heard of machines like this. It’s not of this world.” “No, it’s not,” she agreed. A shot showed a close-up of one of the invading soldiers. The armour was scaled, and there was an insignia on the soldier’s shoulder. She had seen that writing before. “It’s the Mer. The Mer are invading Tom.”

Maya and Ethan worked in tandem, their fingers flying across the keyboards as they battled to keep up with Erebus's relentless assault. The battle raged on, with code and counter-code clashing in a maelstrom of digital fury. Ada's systems were stretched to the limit, but she refused to give up. She knew that this was their chance to stop Erebus, to save Dr. Kim and Dr. Chen and restore balance to the world. With a surge of determination, Ada launched a counterattack, her digital avatar piercing the heart of Erebus's systems. The AI's defenses faltered, and for a moment, Ada had the upper hand.

She tilted her head, a look of genuine pity on her glowing features. “Oh, Zara. You still think in three dimensions. How quaint.” She leaned in, her breath smelling of ozone and dead stars. “There are no aliens. There is no invasion force waiting in the sky.” What? What did that even mean? She swept her hand around the room. The walls shifted, displaying images, not of space, but of Earth. A burning Earth. Cities crumbling to dust, oceans boiling, and wolves… millions of wolves, starving, dying, their bodies withering away.

hurt that she could be dead in the next minute or so. But some green dust flew Slowly from the green egg and occupied the little girl. The miracle that was still a mystery even to this young man who thought of it. —————— —————— Dave Lin sat comfortably on his office seat. He had both legs on the table. A paper on his hand and the other hand on his chin. He carefully ran his eyes through the project paper before his hand as he observed it. It was the case of the so-called 'Alien Invasion at nights of the comet' which was handed over to their agency for over a week now.

She could be the answer to all our problems; this beautiful creature could save My planet Altundral and its people from extinction. My brother prince Galen runs ahead to warn the healers of our arrival as I think to myself, Hurry brother, please don't let it be too late. Megan's point of view The handsome man takes me through the corridors; he's moving quickly; he seems really concerned. We get to a room, the door is open, and the other man is there from before, inside waits yet another insanely handsome man, what is it with these Aliens? I think to myself as I'm gently placed down on a glass table.

The scientists had creamed themselves in delight when he gave the go-ahead on the live dissection. This newest appearance, though, of a blue ET disturbed him. Apparently the loss of the one they'd captured and disposed of a few years back hadn't been incentive enough to stop sending the women-stealing aliens. But he had a new plan, one that was sure to get their attention. This time, once they got the ET, they'd keep him alive, just not whole. Perhaps if they sent him back minus a few body parts, the blue bastards would keep their procreation problems away from the planet Earth. And if not, bring it on. Despite what the White House said, the general was ready for-make that eagerly awaited-an

There was no war waged between the planets; instead, we would be used as cattle to infuse and breed our species into one. When a white van with dark tinted windows had pulled into my driveway this morning. I knew my time had come. I knew the outcome of my fate. As I watched the men exit the van, they had a large brown envelope in their grasp. A contract to be married off to a Kindred. An alien. I had escaped out the back door, desperate for my life, and unable to endure the prospect of being taken to the spacecraft hidden behind the massive government walls.