Aliens Acid Blood Novels & Stories

From the look of recognition and hatred on Luca’s face, I realize that it is not a what, but a who. “—And here he is. God, I forgot how fast angels can move with their wings.” Luca dramatizes with his hands as he speaks. “Of course, I would forget. You cut off my wings.” What happens next is incomprehensible. A flash of darkness slashes through the air; it moves above my head and hits the three men in front of me. Immediately, their bodies are cut in two as they fall to the ground. I shriek in my seat as the upper part, up to the torso, of the man I spoke to in the tavern falls at my feet. My body trembles at the sight of black blood. At this point, I don’t think any of the creatures in Alkh

I couldn't lie to myself; I was quite impressed by how he had so easily managed to take the vials off of me without me even noticing. The ex beta of the blue moon pack, and Crystal's father, Gerrald writhed on the floor in pain, as the remaining amino acid ate through his flesh. He must have mixed it with some silver, because unlike the one of his face, these new wounds that had opened didn't heal back, or stop bleeding. He screamed and writhed in pain, while Andrew ran towards me, and I quickly turned my baby boy to face me, and covered his ears. His terrible and miserable screams of agony bounced on the walls and hit our eardrums in full speed. First, his flesh burned away, leaving the tis

“Let me out! I know you have a cure for this. Stop it before it goes further.” “I have no cure,” Olga replied in a calm and steady tone as she made notes on her clipboard without looking up at her. The virus was taking hold quickly so Alice’s next words were slurred. “Sure you do. You have been working on it for some time.” “That’s for the human zombies,” Olga explained. “Not the aliens.” “I am close to human,” Alice slurred as she slowly slid to the floor. “That is why I came to breed….”

Jack caught Aria-7 before she hit the ground, her silver blood warm against his hands. Her bioluminescent patterns flickered weakly, like dying stars. "Medical team!" he shouted. "Now!" Dr. Sarah Chen—Sterling Industries' chief medical officer and one of the few humans fully briefed on supernatural biology—rushed forward with her team. She took one look at the alien diplomat and her face went pale. "I don't... I've never seen physiology like this," she admitted. "Her blood isn't even iron-based. It's silver-silicon hybrid. I don't know where to begin."

But I can't hide things forever so, I will reveal the truth to her. "Oh you're talking about that cure? Yes there is a cure. You know what is it? It's the blood of Albino people," I heard Lucia gasped. I did not react to that but rather continue on informing her. "That's why the capital, and the King are eager to get your twins. People are calling them witches. People are out to drain their blood, Lucia. The reason why the King knows about it is because there's a book about that"

A group of people who had been forced out from their hiding place, poisoned and left to die. The fisherman switched off his torchlight. “Well I guess we’ll either be killed by a bullet or die out of hunger” he said with a serious tone. He was right, how much more time do we have before we go out of extinction. How much more before the colour of our waters become reddened by blood just like the river nile but just one difference – “Peoples real blood” *** The fishermen was quite generous to stop me in the city. The city was nothing as I had anticipated it to be. The markets were almost vacant, the soldiers were trouping around the streets in their large numbers.

"Since the beginning, this place is secluded for that reason. Aliens here never fed on human flesh. And they even passed a law since a long time ago to ban any human from entering this city. So even with the rampant slavery that is happening in the entire empire, there would not be any reason for the Aliens here to succumb to temptations of drinking human blood." The explanation shocked Julie in a good way. In all the possible reasons she, her father and their comrades had come up with, this was not one of the possibilities they had even considered. She suddenly felt ashamed of herself. "R-really? So that's the reason why…" she looked at him and their eyes met. "Yes. Human flesh is addictive

Alberto paused for a moment to study my confused expressions and continued talking further. " But the white blood cells of hybrids excrete defensive antibiotics against foreign cells. That secretion of antibiotics is poisonous enough to kill any deadly viruses entering the individual's body which is why the hybrid doesn't die even after getting prone to weakness and countless diseases." " Okay, I don't understand all this biology. Can you explain to me in simple language so that I can understand your point?" I questioned, getting frustrated by Alberto's long arse explanation. He smirked, leaning close to my right ear he whispered," After drawing your blood, our doctors separate the red blood

" He said, laughing. I turned at him with a stern gaze. "And your alien bullshit is not even close to a binukot," "Well, imagine this; it looked like he came from the sky down to your massive front gate made of steel and hard cement. It was badly ruined during his arrival, plus he had those deep wounds that might have been caused by the collision. Also, his wounds healed so fast, what do you call that?" "If he's truly an alien, why does he have golden blood? Do aliens have golden blood too? If that's the case, I could be an alien too."

I took a deep breath and turned towards the group. “We have reason to believe that one of the Horsemen has taken control of Elias,” I said out loud. There were varying reactions from the group. Katie squeezed my hand again as she gasped. Drake nodded with a sad look and Aaron looked angry. “War,” Colton said. “What?” I asked. “That’s the Horseman,” he said. “Elias’ bloodline is from War.” “And what is yours from?” Aaron shot at him and Colton grimaced. “Famine,” Caroline answered as she looked away from the window. “Our world is consumed with greed, because we are always hungry for more.” Drake nodded thoughtfully.