Ben 10: Ultimate Alien Force Novels & Stories

She closed the door tightly and sat on the floor opening it; the first thing she saw was a photograph from several centuries ago, it looked like it was from the time of Christ. -Nathan has always been this handsome. -He put the photograph aside. I can't believe this. -He picked up one that showed Liam and Nathan, but in a different era. He held up the first picture he looked at again and stared strangely at the fact that Liam was in both. He didn't understand that part. Betas were supposed to be ordinary humans who couldn't live more than a hundred years, at most, and Liam looked like an old beta. Before she could take another picture Nathan's scent reached her nostrils, so she opted to leav

Together, wolf and witch, muscle and magic, strike with precision and purpose, unraveling the black coven’s twisted spells, severing their shadows from this world. My gaze lifts to the crest of the battlefield, and relief crashes over me like a wave. There, atop the ridge, three banners still fly: Virechant’s sapphire wolf, Ombrelac’s obsidian moon, and Lunemar’s ruby flame, signifying that all three Alphas live. I feel Xelina’s fingers thread through mine, grounding me further. Our packs still stand. Our people still stand. The cursed creatures falter, their snarls turning to desperate cries as the light grows stronger, relentless, cleansing. I watch as the dark presence that haunted Montel

Back on Kael, Aria stuck a spear in a rogue wolf and used her momentum to roll beneath the attacker’s legs, slicing upward as she went She landed on her feet, breathing heavy. Kael turned to her, just for a second. “You fight well,” he said. She blinked. “I survive well.” “Same difference,” he scoffed. Wolves were storming in from everywhere. Rogues running through the trees. Kael’s expression hardened. “They’re pushing for the central den, if they get through…” “We lose everything.” Aria finished. Kael nodded once. “We hold them here.” Across the forest, Selene was barking orders. “Hold the perimeter, push them east.” But, her eyes kept flicking towards Kael and Lyra. The rogue forces surge

His English has an accent as he greets us. Adam makes the introduction. “This is Johannes Mond. Johannes, this is Robert Montgomery and Morris Wolfguard. They are the Alphas of the two wolf packs mine has allied with. "We don’t want to waste your time, so could you please share with us what you mentioned in your email?”

Not fire, pure magical energy tearing reality apart for a split second before collapsing back in on itself. When the light fades, there's nothing left. No cottage. No Elara. Just scorched earth and silence. "Is she dead?" I whisper. "I don't know." Kael stares at the destruction. "With ancient beings, death isn't always permanent." We stand in the clearing where the cottage was, processing what just happened. The witch who's been manipulating Arden Alphas for two centuries is gone. But what does that mean for me? For the curse? "The medicine she was giving me," I say slowly. "She called it transformative inhibitors. What happens now that I'm not taking it?"

I'm burning out. "No. You can't die now." *Everyone dies eventually. Even foundations.* "How long?" *Hours. Maybe less. I'm sorry, Sera. Sorry I couldn't give you forever.* "Don't apologize. You fight. You hold on—" "There's another way." The voice came from nowhere. Not the Structure. Something else. A presence I'd never felt. Ancient. Powerful. "Who are you?" "I am the Alternative. The path not taken. And I'm offering you one final option."

It tore through the air with a pressure that hit like a physical blow, rolling outward across the battlefield in a wave that did not simply demand submission—it enforced it. I felt it. Even standing behind him, even grounded within the bond, the weight of it pressed against me, not enough to force me down, but enough to make it clear that this was something far beyond any alpha aura I had ever experienced. The demons felt it more. One by one, they dropped. Not all at once, not in perfect unison, but in a ripple that spread outward from the center, bodies folding under the pressure as knees hit the ground and heads lowered, the defiance that had held them upright finally breaking under someth

I hissed. "I handle all the security for the old man." He pointed around the room. "If I say he sees, then he sees. Otherwise, your dear husband is a blind man." "Don't talk about him like that." Despite his annoying presence, my attention quickly shifted to something else. The room itself was nothing extraordinary. Everything was what would be expected from a rich and powerful alpha. His desk had some documents scattered across it. There was a plush white couch perched right in the center of the room, and a green rug beneath the little table in front of the couch.

Thorne raged, “Damn you filthy, ominous halflings. I gave you a chance to know your heritage, to live as conquerors. But this is how you repay me?” “Time for us to finish where our parents left off: taking you down!” My voice was so powerful I barely recognized it. “Silence, bastard child. You are no family of mine.” “Feeling’s mutual.” I turned to my team. “Let’s take this bitch down.” We were all ready to end this damn nightmare. Six teenagers with unique talents against an evil alien to decide the fate of our world. One thing remained clear: losing was not an option.

The weird reptile alien orders with his split tongue flickering out of his mouth. I swallow thickly, shaking my head with my hair swaying side to side. “No way…" I reply with my voice trembling. “Fuck, no!!” I sneer with bravado this time around. “You come to me, or I will come in there and drag you out by your nipplesss.” He demands, pointing to the ground in front of him. “But, firsssst, I will take great pleassssure in forcing mysssself upon one of your femalessss and impregnating her with my offsssspring. It issss not yet been proven if you are biologically compatible with the Sssspaeux speciesss.” He warns me threateningly. But, I can not help but notice that he wants me to keep defying