Alien: Isolation Aliens Novels & Stories

I could feel it. I was next in line for the position of the Alpha. It was two months till the Carmella, and I'd not yet found my mate. I was going to suffer for being the freak of the Pack. This was a big crime. Anyone who ever happened to pass their eighteenth year without finding their mate, here in the South Pack, was considered an anomaly. They were always banished, while the unfortunate ones ended up being killed. I swallowed hard at the thought. A knock on the door jerked me away from my thought. "Come in," I said in a placid tone, sensing it was my mother. I watched in the mirror as the door swung aside and true to my expectation, it was her.

“We’ve reached ninety-three percent voluntary integration across the major sectors. Even the independent colonies on Mars are connecting intermittently.” Raven, dressed in his usual muted uniform, leaned against the railing nearby. “And the other seven percent?” Elise hesitated. “Still resistant. Isolationists, mostly. They call themselves ‘The Grounded.’ They’ve shut down resonance nodes across the African and Eurasian corridors. They want disconnection.” Sophia turned, her reflection shimmering faintly in the glass. “We knew not everyone would accept it. The Concord isn’t a mandate—it’s an invitation.” Raven’s tone hardened. “An invitation they see as infection.”

Every step I took left a faint, scorched footprint on the metal deck. "He’s at the Vale," Isaac said, following me. "But he’s not alone. He’s leading the first wave of the Star-Eaters. He thinks he’s protecting the universe by erasing us. Rowan is on the command ship behind him, whispering in his ear." We reached the bridge. The main screen showed my home world, the beautiful green and blue planet I had fought so hard to protect. But now, it was surrounded by a swarm of black, insect-like ships. In the center was a massive throne ship, glowing with a sickly violet light.

But before he could reach the main hallway, several tall figures suddenly appeared, crowding him backward into a dim, forgotten corner of the corridor—one of those spots no one ever bothered to look at. Confusion hit him harder than fear. He blinked up at them, registering the overwhelming wave of alpha pheromones crashing over him like thick, suffocating perfume. Even though betas didn’t have a particularly strong sense of smell for pheromones, the intensity of these scents was impossible to ignore—almost like walking straight into a field of overpowering flowers. He didn’t recognize any of them, but one stepped forward, voice low and accusing. “So you’re the Li Han who’s been bullying our

“I know you’re still in there, Isabelle. I said to her as I walked carefully up to her, “You have to fight this. “At this moment, Isabelle is unable to hear you. Namek looks at me and adds, “I have total control over her body.” I gritted my teeth and walked up to her, saying, “I won’t let you hurt her.” “I understand; that’s what makes this so enjoyable. Namek grinned and said, “You should worry more about yourself, but you would never hurt your little mate. The ground vibrated as Namek pulled open a gateway to the prison realm, and she muttered, “Va so yes ma ni… Vey ze elí zey e lí zey…” A massive creature formed and made out of darkness emerged from the portal, stand ing between me and my

I still want to stare at her but the queue is getting longer. After I left the Dayone's Mansion, I looked for a job. I don't have money with me when I left so, I have no choice. Thankfully, Alien Café, one of the best café here in town, was looking for a waitress that time. The café was packed when I went there to apply so, they hired me right away because they needed more people. "One Iced Americano." The girl answered while her eyes are still glued to her phone. I processed her order, "Is that all Ma'am?" I asked.

"Mostly. Although the planet isn't as large as some we inhabit so it's not quite so impressive. And it's broken up into sectors with high speed shuttles in between them. You want one kind of item, you go to one area and you have lots of choices." "And if you want a human slave you go to another," I replied, before wanting to mentally smack myself. I just couldn't keep the snark at home. "Yup, and that's broken down into several different areas too. Men, Women, kids, families, other aliens that we've enslaved." "Wow..." I replied, blown away by how big this sounded. "And you've been there before?" "Many times. I take it you haven't?" "No. I heard it was pretty unsafe for a woman alone."

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.

the aleric said. Isolde felt pity to her fellow alerics since she hasn’t been on Aleris for so long after she runs away with Daniel and Arthur. She now felt guilty for leaving all them instead of fighting. After that Alexa came with Arthur and Daniel. They said they are good to go. They stuffed their things on the rooms and the cabinets. Then Isolde started the ship and they leave that planet immediately before someone sends a signal that they have been there. Isolde warp to another galaxy to get farther away. They were all quiet at the journey.