Aloy Horizon Zero Novels & Stories

The moon hung low and silver over Perez Manor, its light slicing through the tall hedges that surrounded the estate like silent sentinels. Inside the nursery wing, every corridor lay draped in shadows. Aliyah Pierce—once Aliyah Haven—pressed her back against the cool plaster wall, heart hammering so fiercely her ribs ached. Clutched in her trembling hand was a small leather satchel containing a change of clothes, a few bills, and her mother’s maiden name scrawled in cramped handwriting on a piece of paper.

He suddenly asked, cutting me off, and I could now see him clearly because my night vision had kicked in, and my vision was as clear as day. “About who?” I tried to pretend like I had no idea what he was talking about even when I knew exactly what he was talking about and the fact that he knew I was aware of it. “Luna Selena. I heard you had a little stand-off with the Alpha when he interfered between the two of you, and I was expecting you would agree to the offer after revealing your identity to him.” “I didn’t reveal my identity.” I jumped to my defense because now that he said it, I felt stupid for doing that, “he just saw my eyes, that was all, he has no idea what he saw and he would ne

“I’ll change the loom so that it doesn’t Intruders see, but as a signal running into space. I'll get a frequency Create zero in the atmosphere.” Kael, who controlled the steel lungs through the turbulent air, looked briefly at the Horizon. The sky above our city had become a threatening, flickering Violet turns. “This is a risky game, Jada. A zero point means we are for the moment unprotected. Completely protectionless against any direct energy impulse.” “We are not unprotected,” I said, and I felt the Spirit of the Sons of Light

Ahead, Host Zero's lead began shrinking. Not because Alina accelerated. Because Host Zero slowed. Just a little. Enough to notice. The final section approached. A descending spiral. The same structure where she had lost to Kaira. Thousands of turns. One finish line. One winner. One loser. Host Zero accelerated again. The gap widened. Alina gritted her teeth. The visions returned. Faster now. Stronger. A little girl crying. A birthday cake. A broken photograph. A funeral. Loneliness. Grief.

Lilith said, shaking a bell in her hand. "I can foresee blood, something in you is thirsty for blood shed!" She muttered and looked at him. "Go on," He signed her. "Should I? Whatever," She kept hitting the bell, walking around the sitting room, the smoke coming from the bell, filled the entire room, and in the next moment, everything became dark. Lilith, opened her eyes, discovering she was in a different realm, a totally different world. Everything was dark, screams from different people were heard. And when she looked at the place the scream was coming from, she saw Aloha Luciano, being killed by a new Alpha, someone whose identity was hidden.

Orion I sit in the back of the SUV, my eyes scanning the desert landscape as we drive toward the fight. It’s not far from the Vegas strip, but the location is hidden enough that only those with inside knowledge can find it. I feel the weight of the night pressing down on me—Zane’s name ringing in my ears like a fucking drumbeat. I force my mind to settle. Focus, Ri.

Auren looked at the mark. “What?” Elya whispered: “Choose.” Silence. Then Zero's voice echoed through the space. “Choose.” Auren's six forces immediately reacted. Possibility flared. Consequence shook. Choice screamed. Auren clenched his fist. “Show yourself.” Nothing. Auren raised his hand. “ZERO!” The darkness answered. “I am already here.” The black mark on Elya's chest opened. A tiny version of Zero appeared inside it. Auren stared. “You're hiding inside her?”

It had a chequered front strap, double diamond grips, stainless steel and engraved frame, polished gold finish of the Wilson Combat Classic Super grade handgun. Eden had seen it in Malakai's hands multiple times and absolutely loved it. In all honesty, she was just taking it now to piss Malakai off, and trust me, it worked. Malakai was fuming, Eden was going to be a lot to handle, he could already tell. He knew she would not be easy to control, and that was an understatement. Eden had become one of his best too. By the time Malakai reached his office, Eden was long gone.

He shoves the cellular phone at me and I hastily poke around until I have pulled up the picture gallery. The first photo stops me dead in my tracks. A light scar in her eyebrow, light freckles around her eyes and nose, heterochromia in one eye. The only difference is the little stud in her nose, the feathering of the hair, and the modern clothing. It is like looking at Elsie alive again. I pinch my nose bridge as I flip through the rest of the photos. Her graduation, random self shots, pictures of nature, plants...the plants. Elsie's love of nature, plants and the supernatural is what contributed to her demise.

As such, locating other dead soldier bases had gone from near impossible to very easy. Hugo himself would be reshuffling Horizon's operations as he was the IT expert with significant wisdom in telco. Horizon's databank also helped Ten Thousand Armies greatly as they would keep watch of what their rivals were up to. With the AI module refining satellite images in real time, they would clearly see an enemy's mortar placements. As for Charlie, he was waiting for the next dead soldier base to be located so that they could launch a raid. Before that happened, he would go on a trip around Norway's northern reaches with Vera to see the Aurora.