Alien X Human Novels & Stories

Alex presses closer, nose brushing against Shantal. Shantal shivers, “Yes. I’m sure. I d-don’t fully understand how this all works but I think I’m beginning to understand you a lot better and I’m grateful that I have you…in my life.” “You…” Alex’s breath is surprisingly hot on his face; Shantal tries to put some distance between them with no luck. “You don’t care I’m not human, right? Because I’m trying, I’m trying really hard. I didn’t know being a human was this hard—“

Then turn and walk past him, head high. He lets his arm fall and follows. The hallway is full of wolves. They don’t bother pretending they aren’t listening as we pass. Some stare openly. Some look away quickly when Ronan’s gaze brushes them. “Is that her?” “Human.” “Alpha’s Luna is a human.” “Moon save us.” “Humans die.” Every whispered judgment scores lines into my skin. I keep my face blank and my steps steady. They can have my fear. They don’t get my tears.

He had no choice but to leave him, there is no cure for black spells that's why they need to kill themselves before the curse makes them a zombie that will serve the Black Spellcaster. And besides, one of an alpha's traits is they shouldn't let their emotions take over their mind. He runs as fast as he can, there are so many black spell casters that are trying to attack him but, he hasn't so much time for them until a fire arrow shoots all the bats that makes them drop on the floor. It's Lovett Lyulph, one of the representatives in Lobstrosfox. “Greetings, my dearest alpha,” She mumbled before jumping from the top of the mountain, her human form is one of the things she should be proud of be

“She... she’s not like us, is she? She’s human.” The weight of the revelation hangs heavy in the air, leaving us both grappling with its implications. The truth hits me with a surge of emotions. The woman who gave birth to the children Alexander and I now care for is not a part of our world, not bound by the same instincts and connections. Alexander’s face reflects a complex blend of emotions—surprise, sadness, and perhaps even a touch of relief. “Yes, Emilia,” he responds softly. “Their mother is a human.”

I sprinted as fast as I could, sinking my teeth into every opponent I encountered. My focus shifted to Alpha Agni, who was struggling to stay on his feet amidst the onslaught of adversaries. Keahi, too, found himself immobilized, as another Alpha soldier stood in his path, preventing him from reaching Agni. Alpha Agni was not just the Alpha of Blue Moon pack, he was also a parental figure to both me and Keahi, my best friend. Without his guidance, it was uncertain where we would find ourselves at this moment. Perhaps a slave, serving some arrogant Alphas?

Just like at the lake when the bodies of her family drifted away in the water and the stains covered rocks and leaves. You couldn't forgo the evidence when it was right in front of you, as it was for Lola at all times. Jax stepped aside, revealing the four werewolves in human form kneeling for their Alpha. All of them with shocking looks on their faces, as though they had no idea what had happened. Chelsea looked up with furrowed brows, her lips were parted as though a question was about to be asked but she turned her head down and closed her eyes. Jax shifted back and got dressed in a pair of shorts. The lack of humanity in his eyes caused Lola to swallow a lump of fear.

Being captured The year on earth is 3125 a.d. Aliens exist and the species that have controlled the past fifty years are not friendly and think of us humans as merely free range cattle. They love to drink human blood and some consume our flesh. The earth's governments discovered the invaders that called themselves Demirkans. They were reptilian like humanoids. I just call them bloodsucking scum. I'm Zax Derix, an eighteen year old half human male currently sitting in my hideout within a cave in Yellowstone National Park. It's 2:30 a.m,

Austin looked around the room at the recovering Alphas, the confused representatives, and his loyal pack members. "Everyone in this room was affected by the same force that created you," Austin said. "If they can choose to be something better than what they were manipulated into being, then so can you." Elder Sarah cleared her throat. "Alpha Austin, even if your intentions are good, how do we know these creatures can actually change their fundamental nature?" Before Austin could answer, something remarkable happened. The first void creature's flickering form began to stabilize, and for a moment, it looked completely human rather than a shadow wearing a human face.

Alexander tightened his arms around Lena, even though every muscle in his body was screaming. He didn’t move. He didn’t blink. He didn’t break. The Alpha stopped only a few meters away. Its enormous shadow swallowed Alexander whole. And in a voice ancient as a dying star, it rumbled: “Human. Explain your existence.” Alexander swallowed hard. “Explain yours.” Z-04 sparked. Elias blinked. Jay gasped. Z-03 froze. The Alpha tilted its colossal head. “You defy me.” Alexander’s eyes glowed brighter, the faint flicker now stabilizing into a steady flame.

“I want to get closer to hear what is being said.” One of the mutation effects that Rex experienced from his early childhood nuclear contamination exposure was acute hearing. Therefore, he was the better person to move closer to listen. Realizing this, Felix nodded and took the reins of both horses. Rex was gone only a matter of minutes before he returned white faced and shaking with anger. “Alice is an alien. The newcomer came to send her back to their planet and take her place here. They’re doing some sort of breeding with us to create a new strain of people here on earth.”