Alien: Isolation Guide Novels & Stories

Her fingers lock on to my hand, pulling me towards the bar as the others move between the humans, trying to get to me. Mel pushes me through a door and then into another room, locking each one behind us. “You need to mask!” “I don’t know how.” “Bring forward your vamp side,” she pushes me through another door. This time exiting us into a back alley. “Here, drink this,” she shoves something into my hand. A small vial of blood. “I can’t” “Trust me Aria, I am just like you and we need to go now.” She doesn’t give me time to think. Snatching the vial out of my hand and forcing it in my mouth. The moment the blood hits my tongue, my fangs descend. Wasting no time, Mel leads me to a car.

​The heavy steel bulkhead of Armored Isolation Vault 03 thrummed with a low, menacing vibration that rattled the rusted floor grating beneath Vivian’s boots. On the severed terminal screen, the manual override signature of Commander Garrett Cross’s rogue son blinked like a toxic green scar. ​TIME REMAINING: 21 MINUTES, 48 SECONDS.

I don’t lose pieces—I trade them, wisely. He stared at her, silent and unmoving, as if the world had paused around them. Then, with a single, deliberate nod— A decision forged in steel. "Welcome to hell, Miss Charlotte." Safe House 7 – Command Center The hum of the servers was constant, almost meditative. it grated on Isabella’s nerves like static buzzing in her veins. Her fingers hovered above the glass interface, frozen mid-command, her breath caught in her throat. Unauthorized Access Detected – Archive IS-01-A.

And I am now supposed to rely on myself as well. I made sure the area is clear before I went out from our hidden place. I shouldn't let those aliens see me. I honestly didn't saw them and I haven't seen them but I can feel their strong presence above me that time. I knew that moment that they were aliens. The cold breeze touched my skin the moment I got out so I hugged myself. I heard nothing. It's so quiet like everyone and everything were wiped out in just a twinkle of an eye. I don't hear even a single insect. The silence is killing me. Did I just hear whispers in my ear or is it just the wind? I looked behind me when I felt like someone's following me. I heard footsteps but there's nothi

And in the center of the sea, stood a silent island. A barren island made of black rock, devoid of any vegetation. “This is…Alcatel?” Hayley murmured. “No…” Alia’s pupils constricted sharply. “Radar…the radar…is showing nothing! This island…it physically…doesn’t exist!” “It’s ‘swallowing’ radar waves,” Jack said in a low voice. He could feel the “keyhole” in his chest resonating intensely with the island, yearning to be “filled.” “We’re landing.” They changed into their combat suits from inside the submarine. Jack, carrying Catherine, and the group silently boarded a small landing craft and landed on the black, solidified lava-like island.

Lady Verya threatened me, her voice laced with malice. I nodded and walked out, feeling a little overwhelmed. Immediately, I opened the door and stepped out of the kitchen, and I knew I was totally screwed. I walked slowly up the stairs to the Alpha's chambers. I tiptoed so as not to alert the Alpha of my presence as my legs touched the stairs. One thing was sure today. I was going to die or probably punished. My body was too tired already. I just want to leave this palace.

He had fought a cartel, walked through an inferno, and bled out on this floor to keep her safe. Now, it was her turn. Isabella stood up, her jaw locking with a sudden, feral determination. She ran to the heavy cockpit door, frantically searching the metal bulkhead in the red emergency light. There it was—a small, hidden port beneath a metal flap. She shoved the bloody silver fob into the slot. A loud, mechanical hiss echoed from the other side of the glass as the halon gas deployed. The pilot violently thrashed in his seat before slumping entirely over the controls.

“Manual isolation? That means someone has to enter the core terminal and disconnect them one by one“ “Yes. Which is why I said it's too risky“ “How long will the isolation take?“ I inquired. Elias did a quick calculation. “About two minutes each“ Two minutes each. That's a total of six minutes and the system overloads in eight. This truly was our best bet. Kai turned sharply towards me. “No“ I furrowed my brow, confused. “No?“ “I know what you're thinking, Alvara and I'm not going to let you“ “It's the only way to save Aurora“ Turning to Elias, I asked. “Where's the core terminal?“ He pointed towards the seal glass chamber at the center of the lab. “The control hub“ Kai grabbed my wrist, “Ar

Wilbur asked. Isabella was taken aback as she measured Wilbur from head to toe. After a long time, she slowly said, "Fine, I'll be your guide. Let me see what the Department of Paranormal Research and Defense is capable of." After that, Isabella immediately ordered her subordinates to fill the trunk of her car with water and military rations, as well as a few buckets of gasoline. "Shall we?" Isabella got into the car, looking at Wilbur and Ryder calmly.

Lunabella's P.O.V. "The government advises everyone to never wander alone at night due to the rising casualties caused by a gamma who ran amok-" "The world is really scary." Said the old regular customer while giving me what she bought. I scan it and put it in a bag. "That'll be two dollars." She gave me the bill and put her phone in her pocket. Then, her wrinkled eyes looked at me. "You should be careful when you go home," she said.