Aliens Vs Robots Novels & Stories

You have to reschedule it," Ali commanded angrily. 'My master, the data has already expired and can only be reset automatically tomorrow at 5: 30am when he will be stepping in to take over,' the robot insisted. Miss. Chelsea looked at the robot in an interested manner, she identified something unique about the robot that had just stepped in, it wasn't just like any other robots which directly took orders without saying out what they have but just like a human being it could put a word before it's instructor. Chelsea looked at Ali as he sat on his chair, he looked tired from his eyes which were heavier due to sleep that was battling him to take over it's turn over him. The two robots which ha

The ceiling began to shake. Large pieces of tile fell from above. From the hole in the ceiling a group of silver robots came down. They did not have faces. They had needles where their hands should be. "The Vaccine " Patient Zero hissed. The robots did not move like people. They moved like spiders. They crawled across the walls and the ceiling. One of them dove at June. Its long needle was glowing with a blue light. "June duck!" Dante grabbed a heavy metal chair. Swung it. The chair hit the robots head.

Damian exclaimed “I think so too, Key, be prepared. We do not know what kind of robot we will face this time. But if you look at this thing, I mean because it can turn into 5 tools. I think our opponent is quite tough at this level. If you can't attack, you should be able to protect yourself!” I just nodded at Aldo's explanation. The guy was right, at least I should be able to dodge if I can't attack. The corners of my lips are dry though they still hurt. Not long after, several robots with almost the same size as humans entered the room. The three of us immediately formed a circle not far apart. As per the instructions from Damian who immediately handled the situation. This robot is really

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“You beat her so much she could not survive, so she succumbed to her wounds. That was my younger sister. I am going to make sure these machines deal so much damage to you, you wouldn’t even feel your jaw by the time they dislocate your body parts with punches.” I yawned. “You show up at my doorstep intending to have a war with me. I think we should start this war before arguing over who is stronger and who is not.” She laughed. “A feisty man I see. Very well. Let’s see how feisty you will be by the time they are done with you.” She pushed a button as the robots all turned to me. I counted at least twenty robots. The last time, one had been overkill for me and that was before I lost control a

As I woke up, the first thing that would greet my eyes was the serenity on his face, be it the human Alex or the robot one, they both have this mannerism. Oh right! Talk about 1096, Alex's robot counterpart. I have to save him from my aunt's evil claws. I was almost as sure as stars were still shining and fishes still breath with their gills that the other party would exploit 1096's technology for her own selfish gains and who knew? She might even probably make used of the robot for some heinous activity. There was no way we could tell for certain what she was really after. But one thing was for sure, my robot would be taken advantage of and would be the one who would suffer the most.

Helena felt like she was about to go crazy. “Of course I know they're robots... but why are there so many of them? And why are they acting like vandals?” Axel massaged his temples, anticipating a headache. “This is one of Mateo's ‘little hobbies.’ He hadn't activated them in a while. Isn't that great? The moment he got agitated and emotional, he unleashed the entire army. It looks like we've just entered a fortress besieged by mechanical zombies...” In the visible area, more than twenty robots were causing mass destruction. Some were frantically digging up the earth, others were running wildly, crashing into century-old trees, trampling award-winning flower beds...

He didn’t want to spare his uncle. “But he will kill you. He doesn’t go back on his words.” If Allan was willing to give up his revenge plans against some of the people who took his most cherished sister and family away from him, then there could be a first time for the robot to not shed blood or so he thought, hoping that the image behind the mask was indeed human and not a robot. Humans could be reasoned with but robots were computerized and even if Allan were to hack him to deactivate some things, it would take time and he might die before then.

The less muscled alien showed his power source to Varnas before sliding the sphere back into his thick hair. "Do you have what I want?" Rhylent asked as his thick black eyelashes dropped lower over his stormy blue eyes. "Yes." Varnas rubbed his little hands together. Chasm could see him doing math in his head. "How much?" Rhylent looked like the kind of alien that would not be fooled by someone like Varnas. His strength and beauty had Chasm temporarily captivated. Of all the aliens he'd seen in his life, there was something mighty and elegant about this Dagerstanteen.

Please, let him be fast enough. Bryan caught the edge of the stone just as it hit the cloud of gray dust. He grabbed Elle with one hand, tucking her against his silver chest. But the gray robots weren't stupid. They saw a new target. They swarmed over Bryan’s legs, their tiny metal teeth biting into his silver fur. "Bryan, jump back!" I shouted. He couldn't. The weight of the robots was too much. He was sinking into the dust, his silver glow fading as the machines ate his energy.