Novel & Cerita Aliens Zombies

Others had a hard time breathing, instead of having someone to take care of them, help them breathe, they died suffocating. Only few humans survived, they refused to give in, they had this dream of going back to earth and saving the planet they ruined, there's nothing left there but the stories going through the generation, it made us forget how bad it became. A nuclear bomb has gone on, but it's a lie, that was what the elders always told me, they also said that earth was still standing. But how much do you believe stories of people who haven't seen earth in years? What's left now on mother planet was the aliens, they are called Zohalian, they are the ones in charge, some are re-formed huma

asked Chu Xun, pausing. "Imbecilic mortal. The race of Zombies does not fear death. I'll never betray my kin." Chu Xun's eyes flashed. That would mean that there were more Zombies still alive, lurking in hiding. He had encountered Zombies before during his time in the alien domain. They were powerful too, but they looked like humans and they drank only blood. Yet Zombies here feed on human hearts and that disgusted him.

"That was true, until someone forcefully brought them back. Now they're like mindless zombies." "Zombies?" Mira frowned, her head tilting. "Is that some kind of animated pastry? It sounds deliciously terrifying." Mars face palmed, "no. It's a term from my… village. It means mindless, shambling minions who hunger for brains, or in this case, souls." "So this person, and the shifters," Keith interjected, finally speaking. He had been silently fuming, his eyes tracking how close Mira sat to Mars, how her fingers sometimes brushed his shoulder.

It sounded almost human, yet there was something animal in it, too. It sounded like something that had torn open its throat. It was hard to imagine what creature produced that raw, guttural cry. Boom! A blast from a heavy weapon shattered the darkness before Hayley, the blazing fire lighting up her field of vision. What she saw made her stomach drop. A massive wave of zombies came pouring out from the far end of the hall. Some were in white hazmat suits, others still wearing pale-blue hospital gowns. They looked like demons clawing their way up from hell, surging toward the soldiers holding the line ahead.

He answered. Clancy thought "Off city? Who would bury a corpse off city skirt?" He asked himself. Something's not right and Clancy could perceive that. Although, truth be told, there resides a cemetary off the city zone but it has been abandoned for decades. Many even believed the land to be cursed by witches and wizards due to a war that materialized against some creatures known as Zompires. Zompires are the real undead, combination of vampires and zombies, said to be extremely irritable and dangerous. So, to prevent them from fleeing beyond the borders of the cemetery, the witches and wizards sealed the cemetery off the shore of the city. To many, it's just a graveyard but to enlightened e

Kendra offered, “but the only thing we have to worry about there are the aliens and zombies and they’ll soon be eliminated. You’ll still have giant animals that are thought to be extinct to contend with and… other things that are giant.” “How will you eliminate the zombies on the surface?” Arthur asked. “Once the virus hits the aliens, you’ll be overrun with them. These beasts you speak of keep the population down here. Do you plan on spending your days slaying zombies, because, without the giant beasts feeding on them, that’s what it looks like you’ll be doing.” Olga nodded. “We’ll have to battle them for a while. Our compound is fairly isolated, so I don’t expect too many will come our

she told me. "Wait, you all came here by flashes of lightning?" I asked alarmed. She nodded. "How did it happen?" I had to ask. "None of us are really sure what truly happened," said Cali. "It all started with a Thunderstorm and then we all suddenly realized that we were within a new world, with creatures called humans that could not shift into anything nor had any powerful strength." I nodded attentively. "For years we've been waiting for another Thunderstorm to bring us back home but it never happened," said Cali sadly.