Alien: Isolation Guide Novels & Stories

Summer replied, bringing her gaze back to Dorian wondering why he was telling her to look around the woods. "Now close your eyes Summer, clear your mind and allow it flow freely like a calm ocean, take a deep breath and open your eyes" Dorian instructed. Summer closed her eyes and did as Dorian instructed as she took a deep breath and opened her eyes. "Still trees" She said looking at Dorian who sighed and moved closer to her. "I'm just gonna do this one time, so watch carefully and learn" He muttered as he closed his eyes and when he opened them, they were as red as blood and he saw beyond what humans eyes could see.

And me, standing outside the door like a coward, guilty hands shoved in my pockets, listening. I ran my hands over my face and leaned back on the tiles, staring at the night sky. I tried to breathe like nothing was wrong, like I hadn't just landed in a pot of boiled oil. Then my phone buzzed again. Not a call this time, a message. I pulled it out, thumb hovering before I opened it. The words stared back at me like a death sentence. “Alpha Killian wants you in Isla’s room. Now.” My stomach sank. My throat dried. Gosh… I’m cooked.

Fighting. My throat tightened as I whispered a silent prayer for his safety. Whatever our differences, I needed him to come back to me. “Move faster!” Ryder urged, his voice sharp with urgency. He glanced over his shoulder. Four guards flanked us, their weapons drawn and their senses on high alert. “Why arent in the cellar yet?” I gasped, struggling to keep up. “We will soon be,” Ryder said grimly. “It’s the safest place right now. Alpha’s orders.”

I began, my tone firm yet laced with compassion, "but we are facing a grave threat, a plague that has swept through our lands. Those who exhibit symptoms, the fever, the chills, the cough, must be isolated. We must act swiftly to prevent its spread." A wave of murmurs rippled through the crowd. Faces, etched with worry, turned towards each other, whispers flitting between them. I know that the idea of being isolated within the palace walls scares them. They have no assurance if they will come out of the isolation area alive. And I currently don't have a cure to guarantee their safe comeback. A woman, her face pale, stepped forward, her voice trembling, "But my children... my husband... they

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

Let's go. "Is Isabella not there, then?" Marlo questioned. "No. Someone abducted her. She must have left Earth long ago and been somewhere in intergalactic space." Aleksander kept his eyes on the radar screen, but as soon as he gave him instructions, his thoughts began to wander. Marlo walked quickly. "Yes, they are in a compartment with their favorite foods. Again, Aleksander breathed heavily. His mood transformed to awareness as they reached the galaxy. He kept staring at the radar.

The giant wolf's eyes were filled with dismay and resignation as he struggled away, and my amulet then spontaneously combusted into ashes, and at that moment I felt as uncomfortable as if the birthmark on my body was on fire. The man's voice sounded again in my ears "Little girl, since I have made a contract with you, let you redeem yourself for the time being, that guy betrayed me and hurt my wolves, you have to help me recover, otherwise your life will not be saved, and your offspring will not be able to live well." If I am all dead, then where will I get my offspring? Is this a joke? I woke up a little angry, curious about who the so-called "that guy" really is, unknown to me, but to my d

Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco were gone, their millions of inhabitants now trapped in a state of biological suspension. Killian and I stood at the edge of the dais, still connected by the silver cannula in our arms. His blood was my anchor, and my resonance was his shield. Together, we were a biological anomaly that the Palace's automated security could not categorize. We were the "Inert Variable." "Maya, Leo, Toby: listen to me!" I shouted, my voice barely audible over the high-frequency shriek of the building. "Isabella is using you as a filter. She is not healing the world. She is putting it into a coma so she can harvest the silence!"

I tried to speak, but my throat was so dry. Eve quickly leaned closer and gave me a sip of water. "Don’t speak, just eat.” Her face was pale, but she forced a gentle smile. I looked up at her and whispered, "Eve, you’re alive. I’m so glad." She nodded, tears in her eyes, and tore off another piece of meat, pressing it to my lips. I clenched my mouth shut, shaking my head frantically. Eve’s gaze was firm. "Emma, you need to stay alive. There’s hope as long as you’re alive."

The metal groaned. "Sixty seconds to floor collapse," Felix said. "Isabella, the tablet. Now." He handed a device into the backseat. It was a Sterling interface, glowing with a complex wave-form. "I don't know the key," Isabella said. "You don't need to know it," I said, leaning over her. "You just need to feel it. The island. The lighthouse. The way the air felt before the explosion." "Liam, I can't." "You have to. If you don't, Sterling Tower falls, and Arthur takes the city."