Alien Tale Novels & Stories

Alyssa saw that Tazaana was awake, and said. "Run, Tazaana!" she yelled. Jayda wants to come towards Tazaana, but Alyssa pulls Jayda and throws her against the wall. "Run!" Alyssa shouted again. Tazaana ran away. She didn't know where to go. She ran to get out of the castle, but it shocked her to see that vampires and mages were fighting. Some are attacking the ground, some are fighting in the air. Tazaana looked for Everett and saw Everett riding Pendragon and fighting in the air.

Chapter: 25 ***** TALON: The dreams shifted yet again. The days that followed Vale’s daring rescue blurred into an endless cycle of longing and heartache. Each night, as darkness cloaked the world, I found myself haunted by memories of him—his touch, his smile, and those mesmerizing eyes that had ignited something deep within me. I felt adrift, a rogue without purpose, consumed by the desire to see him again.

“He was immortal. Not just long-lived—truly immortal. They would kill him—only for his body to reform, stronger, whole again. Valerius and the Primarch were powerful, but mortal. They could bleed. They could tire. He could not.” I feel the hopelessness sinking in, even now—centuries later. “It nearly ended there,” Eleanor says quietly. “They almost lost. We almost lost. Until—” She stops, and then her eyes meet mine. “—until the Moon Goddess sent her Priest.” I blink. “Her what?” Her eyes soften. “He was the Alpha of the Castellanos pack,” Eleanor continues. “A man named Azrael Castellanos.” I freeze. “What?” Eleanor nods solemnly.

Tyler said. "I don't think his descendant even existed; I mean, the old alpha king did not produce any heir," the alpha of Crescent Park chipped in. "What if he did?" I asked them. "Then he should be the one here addressing us." "Who is it then, Stephan? They all asked at once. "You will all find out soon enough." "For now, let's concentrate on how to end this war." "I need a metal wolf's bane; someone should find it for me."

Something dangerous radiated off him like heat from asphalt in summer. I’d seen him around school. Ronan Vale, he didn’t go to our high school anymore. Rumors said he’d been expelled. Or dropped out. Or both. He showed up at parties sometimes. Always alone. Always watching. Never touching. Until now. He tilted his head, studying me like I was a puzzle he hadn’t expected to solve tonight. “You lost?” he asked. Voice low. Rough. Like gravel wrapped in smoke. I swallowed. My tongue felt thick. “I… yeah. Sorry. I’ll—”

“All right? Cathy is the Alpha. Gracen is too young, Zayn. He’s not ready.” “We don’t need to talk about this now.” “Don’t bullshit me,” Tali says, his voice light despite the fact that his entrails are spilling out of his abdominal cavity. “My–my mate is Alpha of Eurye. I want to hear you say it.” “Okay.” I can’t swallow. An entire lifetime flashes before my eyes. “Fine. Cathy is the Alpha of Eurye.” “You take care of my boys.” Tali grunts, his eyes hazy and dim. “Promise me, Zayn.”

She should remember me as I am her only sister. Marius's words enter my mind. The old signs of the Alsair kingdom. Two days later they will start working in the maze and my wedding with the king is also going to be in a few days. I have to escape tonight. I have seen the old sign of the Alsair kingdom in one of the books. I should find that book but I don’t remember the name of that book. Which one was it? I try to think and then remember that it was the one which I was reading yesterday. “The tales of Ash Ville”. Yes, it was in that book. I am sure that it was in that book.

- Me. The part they had tried to bind - the thread of power they spun through me to tie me to Velarion - was gone. Cut. Burned. Unmade. And still, I remained. I was no longer a vessel of prophecy. I was not a tool made by the Council. I was Tessa Vael. And I was coming for them. The war waited at the edge of the valley. We could feel it long before we saw it. The scent of smoke rode the wind. Steel. Blood. The kind of silence that came only before a scream.

Trent and the other guards had a quizzical expression on their faces. Queen Solandis shook her head, “That would never happen…” “I encountered a lot of creatures and dragons, they all tried to kill me but if not for the bravery of my mother and all the skills I learnt from my father…” Trent rolled his eyes. Matt had an amused expression on his face. “I would not be here”, he finished solemnly. Aldrich was shocked, “And what about the guards I sent after you?” “I found them only later on. After I had been in battle with these creatures and almost died but they were helpful”, Allerick continued his melodrama, “I wanted to find the stone, so Avalon will be proud so you will be proud of me…”

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