Alien Invasion Stories Novels & Stories

Julie even heard a story from one soldier that the Aliens never took the wars seriously, treating them like mere child's play. Juliet heard that humans have been under the Aliens' mercy for countless years until one day, humans learned to use the dragons to fight for them. Since Alien's weakness is sun and fire. Since then, humans were no longer inferior and Aliens began to lose some battles. The tides were slowly turning and even to the present day, the wars continued. Humans wanted to eradicate the aliens with the help of the dragons but the Aliens were still powerful enough to withstand a fight even against the dragons. Not only that but they have technologies that none of the humans had

"The General… she broadcasted a new signal. She offered us Sub-Routine Immortality. We can live in the Inverted Haven. We can have our homes back. All we have to do is stop you from touching the core." The Diplomatic-Betrayal hit Elara like a physical blow. She looked at the faces—the aliens she had fought for, the families she had anchored her soul to save. "She’s lying! You won't be yourselves. You’ll be Sanitized-Files, toys for their amusement!" "A toy that exists is better than a memory that’s been deleted!" a fiber-optic scout shrieked, raising a pulse-rifle. The Panic ignited into a Brutal Confrontation.

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

I wonder why the room has to be so spacious. “There is one game where we have to infiltrate a spaceship and find important documents. There is one where we have to hold our ground against an invasion of aliens, the aliens are not a known species. There is an explorer game where we have to find the hidden treasure without being eaten by dangerous animals or getting caught in traps.” He pauses and looks at me. “Those are the ones that really show off the full potential of the room.” “The one where we have to infiltrate a ship sounds fun. Are there enemies that we have to kill?”

She’d divulge such things at a later date, after she was certain that the queen was a friend and not a foe in disguise. Isabo listened with intent curiosity. The aliens had been a thorn in her flesh since they’d invaded the planet during the war that devastated the surface. That war had caused many changes to her land as it drove humans into the earth’s core to avoid nuclear contamination. Many of the humans who’d fled the war also believed that they’d escape the aliens who invaded at the same time. That was not the case.

"We can choose to live aboard the ship. We have thought about taking a private dwelling of our own. It would have to be within the amount we would earn from employment however and we have no reference for how much housing costs." "We're realtors! We'll help you find a place to live! That's what we do: sell houses! You guys are just so nice! I can't believe I was scared of you." "Scared of what?" "I don't know? That you'd eat us or kill us all or something horrible? There aren't a lot of great alien movies where the aliens and the humans get along." "We don't watch movies. If that helps?" John smiled at Tom and couldn't hold in a sound of mirth, "I think it helps! I can barely keep straight a

“But we’re still us.” Alex touched the collar. Still us. But outside the safehouse, new alarms began to blare across the city. The alien fleet—drawn by the final signal from the Cradle—had arrived. Ships hovered over Lagos, massive and silent, blue energy crackling between them. The invasion had truly begun. And inside the safehouse, two men mutated, bonded, parents to something extraordinary held each other as the world outside changed forever. The rampage wasn’t over. It had only taken a new form.

“That’s very Slaughterhouse-Five of you.” For those who don’t know, Slaughterhouse-Five is probably the most famous book by Kurt Vonnegut. Although it’s an anti-war story about the firebombing of Dresden during World War II, it’s also a science fiction novel. Among other insane plot points, the main character and a woman he’s never met get abducted by aliens and put in a zoo on the aliens’ home planet, where the extraterrestrials watch them exactly like humans would watch a pair of chimpanzees in a cage here on Earth.

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.

It reminded Rex of a nervous habit, like jiggling a leg would be. Having been prepared for what he saw by the woman who claimed to be Melissa, he wasn’t shocked to hear who the male said he was, but he still wasn’t certain that he believed it to be true. After all, he’d seen his wife and children taken by the aliens. Half the village was killed before his very eyes. Surely the rest were killed shortly afterward. While his eyes made note of the genetic resemblances in the male’s face, his mind searched his memories of the fateful day when he’d been the only one to escape the alien invasion.