Alien X Omniverse Novels & Stories

It was during this moment that she realized she was having some sort of vision. As she turned to see what was in the distance. Her eyes went wide as she saw thousands of alien creatures marching towards their position. First thing she thought of was how far in the future would all this take place. Second was who did that army belong to? Alicia knew that no matter what, the Collective had armies in case a war broke out. What threw off was the appearance of these soldiers. They were unlike any Celestial race she'd ever seen, and she had studied on every race in the Five Realms since she learned how to read. The most likely thing she could think of was that they were never documented or they we

he asked candidly, fully aware of the commotion caused. Adrian, seeing no reason to withhold information, explained calmly, “Sir Bryn, we’ve discovered that Oscar hasn’t left yet. We suspect his intentions might be related to the Universe Alliance’s secret realm that is set to open in a few days.” Bryn’s brows furrowed at the mention of the secret realm. “That is indeed a troubling issue. There are dangerous areas within the secret realm where strong bodies are used to create battle puppets. Such practices are reprehensible,” he said gravely. “However, succeeding is not as straightforward as it seems.”

Lex POV Greetings, fellow beings! I am Alpha Lex, the esteemed leader of the Black Widow Pack. Within the confines of my pack, we have a sanctuary. Where you will witness a harmonious coexistence of Alphas, Betas, and Omegas, each with their unique strengths and vulnerabilities. Our purpose here is to extend our unwavering support and compassion to those who have lost their way. Whether it be due to their primal instincts overpowering their rationality or the heart-wrenching experiences of abandonment and mistreatment they have endured in their past packs.

But having three new Alphas was unprecedented, and the pack watched with rapt attention as Liam, Ethan, and Noah took their vows. I stood at the back, serving champagne and trying to blend into the shadows. But their eyes found me constantly - Liam's piercing gaze as he spoke of protecting the pack, Ethan's knowing smirk as he promised to uphold our laws, Noah's quiet intensity as he pledged his loyalty. "To the new Alphas!" The crowd cheered, raising their glasses. I turned to escape to the kitchen, but Ethan's voice rang out clearly: "And to our Luna." The room fell silent. My heart stopped.

Surprisingly that didn’t scare me either. “You stay the hell away from my sister or I’ll rip your throat out for him. Do I make myself clear?” Jax growled right in Matt’s face. “You….you’re sister?” Matt asked, looking shocked. "Yes my sister! She is also my Future Luna. Now as I said you come near her again, I will take pleasure in ripping your throat out if Rowen doesn’t get to you first. Got it.” Jax growled again. “Lu….Rowen……OH shit! You’re the future Alpha of Moonlight pack?” Matt stuttered, looking very scared all of a sudden.

Voices on the other side of the wall were just barely audible, but her cursed ears still heard their murmurs enough to know they were voices. Alex twisted her hand above the flickerboard and the screen flipped back to the home screen. She tapped her index finger until it brought up local network information pages. It seemed the humans had created their own version of the web, completely outside of what the hybrids used as the World Wide Web. It was like an alternate web, not linked to the other, but its own entity. According to this information, there must be many more sanctuaries dotted across the world, housing a larger amount of unregistered humans. She never imagined their network to be

“Eve mentioned another contact nearby. An Omega healer. Lisa. Supposedly, she has access to the infirmary records, knows who’s been.... unjustly punished by Valerius. More potential allies.” We found Lisa in a small, surprisingly clean dwelling tucked away behind what looked like a communal kitchen. She was young, maybe my age, with wide, frightened eyes and hands stained with herbs. She looked at us with a mixture of terror and desperate hope when Austin explained, in his usual blunt fashion, who he was and what he intended. “You’re… you’re Austin Kaelen?” she whispered, her gaze fixed on him with something akin to awe. “The Exile? We...we heard stories...”

“But I’m still just—” “You’re not ‘just’ anything,” Xander said with a low growl. “What you are terrifies them.” Zade stared up at him, breath shaking. “Does it terrify you?” Xander’s jaw clenched, and for a moment Zade expected him to deny it. But Xander didn’t lie. “It should,” the Alpha whispered. “But it doesn’t.” Zade’s chest squeezed. Xander continued, voice tense. “Variant Omegas can’t be controlled by Alpha pheromones. They can’t be compelled or dominated. They aren’t weak links—they’re anomalies. And in the wrong hands, they become weapons.”

It was a Seed of Time. ​"This is the 'Alpha-Omega-Protocol'," Solo-Architect whispered. "The power to create a new universe. A universe where the 'Directorate' never existed. A universe where the 'Scarcity' is not even a concept. You have earned the right to 'Restart', Kaelen Vane." ​Julian Sallow froze, his violet-eyes wide with awe. "Kaelen... we could erase the Gutter. we could erase the wars. We could make it so that Elena never had to suffer. We could make a 'Perfect-World'."

Alex yelled angrily. “No, You aren't! Don't say it that way, Alex! Don't manipulate me into thinking that way. We are not fucking related by blood, you are a step uncle, not by blood!” Cora shouted angrily and pushed him away. Her cold eyes pierced him. He knew he was her step-uncle and they were not related by blood, but how could he repay her family who had helped him when he was helpless by marrying their beloved grand-daughter. He couldn't destroy her life.