Alienígena Novels & Stories

Let's try again," she said. — In Australia and Hawaii, the mentality of the colonizers was that they had discovered new lands. Lands inhabited by creatures that in some respects they resembled human beings, but they were subhuman. Being subhuman, these creatures had no rights. No rights to land or physical integrity. And now she had captured her audience. She glared at them, her expression fierce. "Imagine that tomorrow some race from outer space invades our world and decides we are all an inferior race. Tomorrow, you have no more rights. Your home, your land, all of it will be taken from you. You can be killed. If you are a woman, you can be raped. Several times. Children will be taken away

"On an alien planet where deadly algae poisoned all life. Not to mention convincing my pod to board alien ships and travel across the skies to a new galaxy?" "Your alien planet." Coco corrected. "Halinepura is a fisheri world. And the NIRL have tested the waters thoroughly—it's safe to return." "I should trust your word?" Vigtor laughed. "You use my child to lure me into this facility. And then demand that we leave our home—I should order my citizens to leave their home and risk possible death?" He shook his head. "I know nothing about your galactic affairs." "You don't have a choice." Cleona smiled and raised her brows. "You're not welcome on earth as an invasive alien species."

He rubbed his neck and coughed hard. "He is in the ship " June whispered. She pointed at the blood-red ship hanging in the sky. "He is not just using a computer anymore Benson. He is using the aliens own signal. He has joined with them." The red ship did not fire a laser. It fired a pulse of sound. The ground shook. The soft green grass turned into a whirlpool of mud. From the mud people began to rise. They were the people of Umuahia.. They were not waking up. Their eyes were leaking light. Their movements were stiff like puppets being pulled by wires.

Agatha said. "I'll be waiting. Thank you so much, Agatha," Silvia said to the lady who told her not to worry as she dropped the call. Her phone rang once again and she paused seeing that number. Silvia breathed in deeply as she answered the call. "Inform Alpha Alonso I had a vision last night in which he destroyed the Moon Pack," She said calmly and there were snickers of joy heard on the other side. "Alpha would be so happy," The guy said and ended the call. Silvia lied about that she had the vision yesterday when in reality she had it two days back. There was so much going on in her head she forgot to inform them about it.

That means I know how to break through his encryption. Finally, after what feels like hours, the laptop gives in, and the screen unlocks. What I see hits me like a freight train. Aeron had a whole life apart from us. His screen is filled with files and messages—codes, names I don’t recognize. But one name stands out among the chaos: Legacy Vega.

The visions shattered like glass, leaving them back in the dark, groaning sub. "We’re here," Elara breathed, her forehead pressed against the viewport. Below them, the bottom of the trench didn't look like rock. It was a sprawling, geometric city of white light. In the center sat the Resonance Engine (the massive alien machine designed to rewrite the planet’s DNA).

New invading aliens We hid behind a rock outcrop and watched the doors open on the metallic crafts. I couldn't see anything from the steam being released. Then I saw them. They were tall, slender with iridescent green skin. Hairless and had huge dark almond shaped eyes. They were using breathing apparatus and running tests on the ground. They stuck a long metal rod into the ground and lava actually boiled up through the hole making them chatter gleefully. I glanced at Marwan and he looked angry.

"Fuck you, Langit!" Alvaro Zeinial Alexander, the younger brother of Keira and the same person as the man who claimed to be Cherry's lover. From that moment on, he chose to wipe out those who were responsible for his sister's death.

“Chris, please, I want to help you both, but I can’t do that if you don’t let me.” There was silence for several moments and the longer it dragged on, the more Angel was convinced they had lost. This was the only connection they’d had with Reebah for almost a week, and it was about to come to nothing. She was astonished when Chris said, “Venice.” A woman’s voice sounded, distant and indistinguishable on the other end of the line, and the call was suddenly cut off. The instant Layon placed Angel’s phone in her hand, he grabbed her wrist and began to drag her from