Ben 10 Ice Aliens Novels & Stories

He prayed to the Moon Goddess that the ice bath would work long enough, for him to do some more research and hopefully find a way to save her. “Fine, take her to the room put everyone on the same hall and we will guard that entire hall.” The warrior said, as he rushed behind the doc to see what room he would be using. Dom turned to Ameliah. “How the hell do we supposed to get the aliens in here without anyone noticing?” Dom asked looking around at all the warriors who were running around trying to get the people down the hall into the rooms.

water that rose up and encased the ship’s lower levels in a flash-frozen block of obsidian ice. "The bombs are wired to the tanks, Elena!" Dante’s voice was a roar that shook the Spire-Ruins. "But the tanks are now grounded in my frequency! If you press that button, you won't just kill the clones—you'll detonate the 'Extinction' fire inside me. And I promise you, this ship won't survive the feedback loop." Elena’s smile faltered for the first time. She looked down at the ice-encased hull, her silver eyes darting as she calculated the new variables. "You’d kill yourself to save a row of empty shells, Alpha? How very... Lagos of you."

“No can't do. Olive here would love to add your ice cream to her collection, if it's good.” The woman grinned. “Oh, it is damn good. Also, I knew you were going to be a stubborn person.” I laughed. “He's not…sometimes.” “Hey,” Easton exclaimed. “Who's side are you on?” “Well, they are making delicious ice cream so…” They laughed. The masc woman introduced herself as Jude with feminine pronouns, making me relieved about my assumptions. Soon, I had a cone of blueberry flavored ice cream in my hand. “I know it seems suspicious,” Jennie laughed as I peered at the deep blue color of the ice cream. “But it's really good. It's my favorite.”

Connor shakes Bea trying to wake her from whatever trance she had gone under. -"No, please, stop. Go away." She pleas, kneeling on the floor. The sharp floating icicles move radically in circles, gaining alarming speed. I weave myself through them, trying to get close to Bea, but the closer I get, the more it assails me. I create a barrier that shields me from it using my powers while Connor and Amaya take cover behind the machines. I shake Bea by the shoulder, shouting her name, but she doesn't come through, leaving me with only one option. I must absorb her power to make it stop. Placing a hand on her shoulder, I try to absorb as much energy as possible, but Bea's power doesn't budge. Then

In my book you will find; Alien Lands- This is the world that is separated from Earth but it fell to be in the same orbit but as they all orbit the sun, no one knows of its existence in Earth. - It is the world that carries different species of mythical creatures like, dragons, phoenix, tree people, foxes, beast men, dwarfs, elves and they are all led by the only Dragon King. Earth- Referred to as the third planet and the home of humans. Planet X-561009 is the name given to Alien Lands by Anita. Ice Peak- The Capital City in Alien Lands. Country X- One of the countries on Earth and where Anita comes from. The X City- The Capital City of Country X.

Before Dominic could lunge again, the giant’s massive form began to dissolve, fracturing into millions of tiny, glowing blue particles of light that floated upward into the dark storm clouds. The deep-sea vault inside the shattered ice wall let out a final, resonant thrumming sound before collapsing into a silent, impenetrable heap of solid obsidian stone. The freezing pressure in the air instantly vanished, replaced by the warm, tropical heat of the South Pacific night. Beside him, Clara let out a sharp, breathless gasp. The alien blue in her eyes shattered, the brilliant, warm amber violently rushing back to the surface as she collapsed sideways onto the damp sand.

“Looks like one of them succeeded.” Emma turned to the far end of the hallway, where a single pod stood upright and intact. She approached it slowly. Inside was a child. Or—something that looked like one. Thin. Pale. Curled in a fetal position. But its skin shimmered like ice, and its heart was glowing blue. Sarah gasped. “That’s not a child.” Emma whispered, “It’s an alpha strain.” Sarah looked to her, horrified. “An origin body. The first immune carrier.”

Her mask, which had been precariously perched on her face, slipped off and fell to the floor. A seasoned journalist named Alex, had been covering the Manchester family's social circle for years. He had seen countless photos of Liliana Anderson, the elusive "Ice Queen," but never thought he'd cross paths with her in person. Yet, as he scanned the room, his eyes landed on a familiar face - or rather, a familiar profile. The sharp jawline, the piercing eyes, and the distinctive nose were all unmistakable.