Alien Tale Novels & Stories

Kael was a classic Alpha predator: he wouldn't attack the fortress head-on until he had measured the strength of its king. Jack knew he couldn't handle this alone. Ben Carter was a wizard with numbers, but useless in a fight. Alia Chen, the brilliant young hacker he had recently taken under his wing and was keeping in a secure, remote location, could rule the digital world but was vulnerable in the physical one. He needed muscle. He needed a warrior. He needed his Beta.

Aleena ’s POV Ok, so in the last week alone, I find out that I’m allegedly “the chosen one” after having a private one-on-one meeting with Selene, the actual Moon Goddess herself, after I bashed my head trying to save one of the cheerleaders from being crushed by 3 football players. I apparently already have my wolf, but I can only hear her at this point, and she wants me to train with some other pack to get stronger so we can shift and prepare for this alleged on coming war, BUT I have to do a shit ton of research to try and figure out who “they” are that are coming to attack us first so that way I can receive the “proper training”. Plus, the icing on the cake, there’s that mystery guy with

he answered. I unrolled the message, dying to know who really sent it. My eyes dropped on the words and I read silently. Alpha Haley, we haven’t met before, but I met your niece in a town down the east. I could tell from afar that she’s a gifted kid. Unfortunately, there’s a problem. She saw something in the forest and now she’s in a coma. I’m a witch, also her nurse, and I tried to pull her out of her coma with magic, but she kicked me out of her brain as if she had magic.

Amongst the tests given were; fighting combat, which Hymas excelled at, they were give the opportunity to rule Transylvania for a year, which my dad did best, Transylvanians loved him because he was very friendly, and the last tournament was to go into the New world, observe and study the environment for 4years, and bring the report back to the overlord Everyone had gone their separate ways, into the New world, there my dad met a Mortal being, a dweller of Earth Realm, her name was Katherine, their bond had grew stronger together, she showed my dad many places, they shared their secrets with each other, dad's own was that he was a vampire, and he was sent to the New world for a test, while

You will be human, and I will ask the Moon Goddess to take me away from you. Tala growls before lying back down and ignoring me. I know how badly she wants her mate, but I didn’t think she would go to extremes by calling on our Moon Goddess to remove her from me. I couldn’t have that. I loved Tala, she was my only friend when I desperately needed one, she’s been my constant companion. I grab my phone off the bedside table and open my contacts, pulling up my therapist’s contact information and sending her a text. I know I need more help than friends or family could give me right now. (Unknown P.O.V)

And behind it, through the still-open rift, something vast began to stir — something that answered to no Alpha, no god, no law. The Vale roared as the world began to tilt. Kael turned toward the collapsing circle, shouting, “Hold the line!” But even as he did, the mirrored sky bent lower, until every reflection — every droplet, every blade of steel — whispered back the same name: Elaria. And somewhere beneath that impossible chorus, a single human heartbeat answered. Then the light went out.

"The teleporter shouldn't have malfunctioned either, yet it did. So remember, on the full moon, meet me at the gypsum fields. Now, your mate can be found at 351 El Paso Drive. Remember to stay out of sight. This location is very close to an Earth military establishment, and while I've fooled their radars, I can't blind their eyes, so be discreet." Lex absently nodded, anticipation roaring through him. In and out. His superior warrior training would outclass these humans who were barely more civilized than barbarians. With a soft thud, the craft landed, and the hatch hissed open. Lex descended the ramp and stood on the alien soil, breathing deeply. The air, so like that of his own world, smel

Or is it somewhere inbetween while every part of them that is made of flesh is torn from their bodies? Aeon didn't know. She didn't know about herself or about her fellow Partial Techs. And she would hate The Aliane for the rest of her life for that. She will kill every soldier she comes across, wheather they be human sourced or Aliane sourced, she will kill them. She will take them down for every one of her Partial Tech brothers and sisters. For every person stolen from their homes and child ripped from their parents arms. For every human who was forced to complete Techmorphasis. And for her, for being the only human whos heart was stolen, for forever beeing half human, for forever not know

something far more shocking. This girl… this chained, angry and wild-eyed princess… I knew her and not just from a vague memory. I knew her scent and I knew her fire. Kaelen grabbed my arm. “Explain. Now.” “Later,” I said quickly. “Where are the other hostages?” “What?” Aurielle blinked at me. “There are no other hostages. It was only me.” Kaelen and Drystan both froze. “…what?” Drystan said slowly.

Luna hesitated, her instincts warning her of the dangers within. Kael placed a reassuring hand on her shoulder. "Whatever lies ahead, we face it together." With a nod, Luna stepped into the darkness, the cave swallowing them whole. Inside, the air was cool and damp, the walls lined with ancient runes that glowed faintly. The light from their torches danced across the symbols, casting eerie shadows. As they ventured deeper, the passage widened into a vast chamber. At the center stood a stone pedestal, upon which rested an ornate box. Luna approached cautiously, her fingers tracing the intricate carvings. As she opened the box, a soft light emanated from within, revealing a collection of scrol