Alien: Isolation Guide Novels & Stories

"None of us are." For the first time, Ethan smiled genuinely. --- They reached the river. The water was dark and cold. Isabella's vehicle arrived moments later. She stepped out. "Once we're inside, communication will be limited." Daniel nodded. "What happens if we get separated?" "Follow the red lights." Ava frowned. "Red lights?" "The Serpent uses them to mark secure passages." Adrian looked at the water. "How do we get underwater?" Isabella pointed toward an old maintenance platform.

he continued. Xavier’s face hardened “What kind of marking?” “I don't know, it's a symbol I've never seen before. You have to see it” Kael said. “Show me” Xavier growled. As they moved towards the door, I stood petrified, too shocked to move. Alpha Xavier turned to me as he reached the door. “Come with us” he said “ This concerns you too” I dragged my feet along and followed both of them to the dark basement that holds the cell. The place gives me the creeps as I move along, threading carefully as if the ground will sink under me.

Her pupils instantly constricted, bleeding into a vicious, amber-yellow hue. Coarse, grayish-white fur erupted along the backs of her hands, her claws straining to break through. Within seconds, the living room was choked with her suffocating, violent pheromones. Just as Evelyn was about to completely lose control and shift, Alfred, who had been sitting quietly, let out a deep, booming grunt. A suffocating wave of alpha aura rolled off him, thick and crushing. It slammed down like an invisible shield and instantly smothered Evelyn's wild, chaotic energy. He gave her a sharp look, warning her not to shift in the house.

I looked at Tela, and I knew that we had a lot to learn. The alien gestured towards the ship. "I have brought gifts for you," it said. "They will help you on your journey." We followed the alien into the ship, and we saw a room filled with objects that we could not even begin to comprehend. The alien walked to a table, and it picked up a small, glowing orb. "This is for you," it said, handing it to Tela. "It will help you to understand your power." Tela took the orb, and she held it in her hands. A wave of energy flowed through her, and she felt a sense of peace wash over her. The alien turned to me. "And for you," it said, holding out a piece of metal that was shaped like a key. "This will

She got on one knee, then pulled her shoes off her legs, she was obviously doing this with the annoyance that was gradually building up in her. After she was done taking her shoes off, she hurriedly went inside the house, going through the ante room that literally required her finger print to access the main house. She placed her left thumb on the screen of a blue reflective glassed wall, then a green confirmation light blinked and the door opened for her to come in. Without minding much about her environment, she headed for her room upstairs, climbing the stairs with so much anger that one would think the stairs would come crumbling, but it didn't. She got upstairs and into her room. It was

It doesn’t look like it when the door is closed because it’s incredibly transparent; but when it is being opened, you can clearly see that it’s a door or some sort of shield. Selena exits the hole and Jack closes it again. When they both leave, I am left alone in this squared room that is dug within the earth. The silence is causing my mind to overthink, and it feels like I’m going crazy. Soon, I hear a tap coming from above. I look in the direction and I see Jack. He does not say anything, but only stares at me. “I know you want to escape and go to be with your people. But you have nothing to fear, your people are safe and the General wants nothing to do with them.” I hear Jack’s voice with

“Amira. That sound is meant to confuse you. Don’t let it in. Stay with me. Think of your brother’s scarf. Focus on the color. Feel it. I’m here. You’re real.” The girl’s lips moved soundlessly. Then a murmur. “Green... green... green...” Tears slipped from the corners of her eyes. But she stayed with Isabella. Didn’t disappear. Another order barked through the intercom. “Escalate or step aside, Dr. Lane.” Isabella rose. Her fingers trembled, but her voice held. “Protocol is complete. Subject is stable. Not broken. If you want to see her fall apart, you’ll have to do it yourselves.”

They were here for the crown. “Get to the safe room,” I said, my voice now a cold, dead thing. “Victor, initiate Protocol Zero. If it moves and it doesn't have a Velez badge, kill it.” “I’m not going to the safe room alone, Sebastian,” Isla said, her hand reaching for the drawer of the desk where I knew she kept a compact, high-caliber pistol. “If this is the final war, we fight it together.”

“The timeline is compressing. Remember the clock parameters?” My tongue wanted to remind his ego that his sister had explicitly commanded his authority to maintain a civilized frequency with her contact, but Isolde was an elite specialist, and her movements were already shifting our frames down the layout. “My hands took the initiative to isolate several premier options already, if your vision desires to scan the rack.” Her stride was directing my boots toward a display structure centered in the main vault, but Kael’s dominance interrupted the evolution a second time. “Rowan, transition into the secure chamber and strip the fabric from your skin. My own eyes will select the architecture for

"Shift to your human vessel. You will dive now." My new sense of calm, the quiet strength I felt from the Aetheria's Anchor on my wrist, wavered. The logical Kelvin-side of my brain screamed. He is sending you into an environment where your human vessel is instantly non-functional. He knows we can't communicate. This is a deliberate isolation. I looked at the water. I had just mastered the air, only to be commanded into the one place my human body would immediately fail. The fear wasn't about the creatures; it was about the helplessness.