Aliens Omnitrix Novels & Stories

Satria’s voice was filled with trepidation when she asked, “She’s going to kill off all of the aliens?” “She created it for the ones inside the planet. I’m not sure how closely we resemble them in makeup and I’m not willing to find out,” Alice said.

"Did you hear anything?" Maya smiled eagerly, and the lieutenant leaned forward. "Yes. I heard dogs. They were barking a lot." Lex's intended mate questioned her for several minutes more, but Maya stuck to her story. Finally the interview came to an end, and Maya, on impulse, asked a question of her own. "I hear you're looking for an alien. A big lizard one," she threw in for good measure. "What will you do if you find him?" asked Maya. Lieutenant Beckworth smiled, a tight-lipped smile that didn't reach her eyes, and that chilled Maya to the core. "Nobody ever said anything about an alien, but if such a thing were found, it would be apprehended and kept in government custody."

[ANOMALY IDENTIFIED: SECTOR 77-OBSIDIAN. The voice wasn't Kael's. It was a sonar pulse that bypassed the ears and spoke directly to the marrow. The First Omega’s shadow manifested on every screen in the hall, her silver-gray eyes unblinking, her face a mask of airless indifference. [THE SOVEREIGN UNIT IS A STOLEN PROTOTYPE. THE ANCHOR-MOTHER CARRIES THE ILLEGAL MARROW OF THE ARCHITECTS. STATUS: RECLAIMABLE HARDWARE.]

The creature was now, securely trapped within the confines of the Stress Harvesting zone. Meanwhile in another location. The dialogue between Oswald the Stranger and his superior transpired: A dark, sinister truth was revealed by the telepathic voice; that said: ‘Agent 01 of Chaos, good job! The Outsiders infecting the human's are now providing superior results — for the energy levels, of the world’s beyond' That voice in Oswald the Stranger’s head belonged to the Alien Supreme Master, who was speaking directly by telepathy to Oswald. The Stranger Oswald, was also known as the Agent 01 – the Agent of Chaos.

The AI voice spoke across the entire facility. OMEGA PROTOCOL FULLY ACTIVE Far below the ocean floor… The giant Omega structure awakened. Massive energy moved through its core. Outside, the ocean suddenly became still. Even the attacking drones slowed. The Leviathan carrier stopped moving. Victor stared at the screen. “What… is happening?” Lewis looked at the control panel. Then the system displayed one simple command. OMEGA PRIMARY FUNCTION READY Emma asked quietly, “What does it do?” Lewis read the system line slowly. Then he looked up.

“Phase Two: Engage.” Back at Nova HQ, Omega War Room Selene pulled up a heatmap of global anomalies. “They’ve activated a series of pulse generators across six cities, New York, Lagos, Dubai, São Paulo, Tokyo, and Geneva.” Knox pointed. “And they all converge at one signal core.” Julian leaned closer. “Let me guess. Elara?” Alma sighed. “No. Me.” Everyone looked at her. Alma continued. “She coded the final decision-making matrix to respond to my DNA. My voiceprint. My presence. If I’m alive, Omega is incomplete.”

She looked them up and down. “We don’t get many humans, just the four over there.” She said pointing to a circle table against the wall. “You’re a Shifter, chameleon type!” exclaimed Dream Chaser looking at the waitress. “Right, you know your aliens huh?” asked the waitress smiling showing off her rows of teeth. “Yeah there’s an Octomon, giants, Orcs, and peredisia.” Replied Dream Chaser. “Can I get you anything to drink?” asked the lady.

Alex hums in approval before pressing a quick, affectionate kiss to his cheek. "He's always been such a gentleman." Watching the two interact, a small twinge of envy nips at the edges of my thoughts, an ache I try to ignore. To be cherished the way they cherish each other... I let out a quiet sigh, feeling the familiar weight of reality settle deep in my stomach. Unlike other wolves, Omegas are born sterile. Invalid. We can’t form mate bonds. We can’t conceive children. We aren’t worthy of love. I stare soberly at my plate, my appetite fading. The warmth of the meal that had once comforted me now feels distant, meaningless. I push my bowl away.

Alex grabbed her waist and hit the winch button. They shot up into the air just as the Hellhounds shook off the stun and snapped their jaws at empty air. They landed on the roof, breathless. "Are you hurt?" Alex checked Mia’s torn sleeve. "Just a scratch," Mia panted, adrenaline making her eyes bright. "Did you get the data?" "I got everything," Alex held up the drive. "And I think I know what they are building." "What?" "They aren't just scanning brainwaves," Alex looked at the city skyline. "They are building a Hive Mind. They want to control the population like drones."

With a quick spin and a snap of bone, the distant landlord's neck snaps. The omega screams again. The cuffs around her wrists tighten as she raises her hands to cover her mouth. Such a curious little creature. Those nasty Earthlings would have ruthlessly used her body and then brutally killed her. However, she seems upset that Hasker just killed one. "Easy," I growl. Now all the aliens are gone. The ones who are able to leave, that's it. Kadmon and Hasker return and stand before us. The omega turns slowly, looking at each of us, eyes wide with terror.