Alien: Isolation Aliens Mga Nobela at Kwento

As Aliya finished telling the story Sara began telling her side of the story “I knew Ryan from school. At first everything was normal, but then as we grew older he started showing interest in me and would try take me on a date. I didn’t like Ryan because I always saw him as bully of the school, a horrible person from the way he would treat others. Being Alpha’s daughter he would always say that I will be his mate, it would scare me a lot as I did not want to be mate to a horrible person. Thankfully when I turned 18 I found out that he isn’t my mate but Liam is. I thought that since I am not his mate he will forget me and I can move forward with my life. I was so wrong to think that, Ryan wou

“Are we really involve with his parents getting killed?“ “No” I immediately mumbled. Not because I had a glimpse in the thing that happened between Aylin and Achelois before I should state that what happened today are similar to this. What I believe is that, us wolves inside the erhendem have no power to get out. Since there is a seal, the real forbidden grounds for normal wolves. The dome that is blocking us in getting out. With Lhana and I breaking the seal… That makes us have the power to get out.

Monsieur Blackwater, Explain what's happening, please. Luke looks at me briefly before turning back to her. He speaks to her in French and I only manage to catch a few words like "Epsilon" and "Demigod." I guess he's telling her everything now. There's no use hiding the truth now that she's here with us. Jane looks like she's seen a ghost, and I understood that feeling. Nobody would take the existence of aliens naturally. The cell doors open once again and Isabel steps inside. She speaks in English, possibly for Jane's benefit. "Prime Alpha Kira has requested to see all three of you."

“You know the truth.” Axel stood. “You call your Alpha a liar?” “I call you what you are,” I said through clenched teeth. “A predator. And, you’re not my Alpha.” Gasps rippled through the crowd. His eyes and nostrils flared. “Enough.” He gritted and I could see he was barely controlling his anger. He nudged his head and swift movements caught my eyes. Two guards advanced before I could react. One of them grabbed my arm and yanked me backward while the other tore Kian from my grip.

“You’re something else entirely.” Something in his tone sent unease crawling up her spine. “Who are you?” she asked. He didn’t answer right away. Instead, he crouched near the fire, tossing in another piece of wood. Only when the flames flared higher did he finally speak. “Lucian.” The name dropped like a stone between them. Selene went still. She knew that name. Every wolf did. Lucian Valor. The exiled Alpha. The rogue who had killed his own mate.

I swear there was something wrong with her. I jumped off the now broken desk and landed in front of the boys. I could have sworn I saw them crying, or was it just my imagination. The whole thing was ironic though. Imagine seeing two boys crying because of a white wolf that normally looked adorable. Alana cackled evilly at the situation. "Please don't eat us. We won't try to fight again. I forgive him and he forgives me. I promise that we will live in peace and harmony from now. We won't-" I cut off the blonde guy's rant with a growl.

“The unit you call ‘Kai’ has been reset to factory settings. The conflict in his programming, the human error, has been purged.” “He’s not a unit,” I snarled. My inner wolves were pacing, scratching at the back of my skull, but they were terrified. They were whimpering. Wrong scent. Wrong time. Wrong. “He is a hybrid,” Voss corrected. “A bridge between what you are… and what we became.” “You mean aliens,” I spat. “You’re the invasion. You’ve been hiding here, using us...” "You're unworthy to be called a person." Voss stopped inches from me. She tilted her head, a look of genuine pity on her glowing features.

A low hum reverberated through the walls — the sound of systems rebooting. Then came the whisper — thousands of synchronized breaths. The remaining pods cracked open like eggshells. Figures stepped out — pale, identical, silent. All of them bore my face. My reflection multiplied into an army. Sable turned to them, raising her hand. “Rise. The new age begins.” I didn’t think — I just grabbed Isabella and ran. --- Isabella’s POV The world tilted and spun as Alexander dragged me through the collapsing tunnel. My head pounded, blood slick against my hair. Every breath burned.

It felt like being pulled apart from the inside, like someone had hooked their fingers into Aiden’s chest and was trying to drag his heart out through sheer distance. “What’s happening?” Aiden shouted, panic bleeding into his voice. Dante braced himself against the warped wall, muscles straining. “They’re isolating me,” Dante said, voice tight. “This is deliberate.” The caretaker’s voice cut sharply through the corridor. “Containment alert. Internal spatial distortion detected.” She appeared beside Aiden, already activating counterfields, her expression no longer calm. “They are executing a partial separation protocol,” she said. “A spatial snare designed to isolate the anchor.”

"Okay, her legs are free." "She's bleeding bad brother." They work together quickly, freeing her from the tangled wreckage of the space pod. The handsome Alien gently picks her up as the other tries to stem the bleeding from the wound in her leg; he looks back to the male in the pod as he asks. "What about him?" The Alien looks back at the man who is already a deadly shade of grey. "It's too late to save him. Check if he has any pulse though. "Nothing." Is the grim reply.