Ben10k Aliens Novels & Stories

Severiel hovers above the flooded street, wings half-spread, staring upward like someone watching a clever animal attempt a trick. “So this is your answer,” he murmurs. The alien lattice brightens across the clouds. Every phone on Earth vibrates at the same moment. MULTI-NODE CONTAINMENT ARRAY: ACTIVE. Matteo squints at the screen. “That’s… not comforting.” Aidan’s voice is quieter. “They’re going to try to trap him.” I tighten my grip on the knife. “Can they?” Neither of them answers. The first beam hits. Not lightning. Not energy like anything human technology produces.

After a long sad wallowing binge of thinking. The sound of a door opening eventually penetrated and he raised his head to see an average sized alien in a blue cloak standing patiently in front of him. This alien’s skin was a matching blue and scaled like a fish, and his features were reptilian but not so much of unpleasant. An eel maybe? When Leroy looked up, the fishy alien bowed his head respectfully. “I am K'coba. Almighty Xcott has requested that I show you to your room while he is working.”

They were wolves, but they looked like beasts; their eyes were a mixture of green and red; they had claws and hairs on the hands and legs; and their head looked like a wolf's head, but the other part of their body looked human. Their faces looked like beasts. They looked disgusting to me with their sharp teeth and ugly appearance. I have never seen anything like it before in my life. I wonder what they are. "What are these, Clay? Where did you conjure up those beasts?" "Do you like it, Stephan? It is our newest creation, I and William's creation." "What are they exactly?" I asked him. "They are magical demon wolves." "They are ten times stronger than any alpha wolves that ever existed; the g

She judged him to be no older than twenty-two; a young man fresh from the army hired to work in a position for a lycanthrope second-in-power to the Alpha. Her master. Her creator. The commander. He tipped his hat at the servants and clapped hands with the males, a guffaw of laughter ringing about his bright presence. He was the sun and they were all flowers listing towards him for warmth, comfort, thirsty for a sliver of that brightness. He’s coming. He’s coming. Still she had not moved from her position. Her palms felt warm and soft and damp against her face.

The day as dazzling as ever. Diamonds falling from the sky, splintering the white sunlight in a hundred shades. The white star cool as ever, flooding the streets with its bright white light. Kane wondered why the word sunlight stuck to this star. It was not the sun. Nor could it ever be. From what he had learnt in history, sun was a young star for the planet Earth from where the earthlings hailed. It didn’t matter. At-least not to him. He had accepted all things earth. The magnetic roads, the concrete dome houses, clothes, the internet. Even their school of thought, Socrates and Plato and the lot. They, the aliens on their own planet, were few in number and the ones left were mostly half-blo

"You're grinning like a small kid." Stralath tapped his face, "The rapper has two cheek dents—like me." "The who?" Drusdor asked. "You're both freaks." Cleona rolled her eyes. "I'm an alien gobbling mutant, yet I'm the sane one." She led the way as Stralath stroked his phone once before sliding back in his pocket. Mission accomplished. It was time to focus, and he had the opportunity to interrogate a possible Fisheri—a member of an extinct alien species. His blood warmed as he wondered over their evolution. Were the earth-born sirens also deadly predators, like their predecessors? And would they want to return to their water world?

Kael said with a stern look. “Yes, Alpha. I agree,” Beta Darian replied. “Warriors have retreated to bed already. Let’s wait. We’ll head out to the site tomorrow morning,” Kael said, walking out of the hall. The guards rolled up the map and returned the table to its place. Selene tried to catch up with Kael’s pace but he didn’t stop. She understood the body language and retreated. *************** At the healer’s tent, Aria lay down, her eyes wide open. She had not been able to sleep since she jolted awake from one of her worrisome nightmares. The maids around her were fast asleep.

Aziel seemed as confused as the Egyptians, Anubis however, knew exactly what was going on; or at least he had a strong suspicion. The voice was unmistakably Razna's, and the disembodied projection of her voice, he had seen their mother do that exact same thing once before. The warning bells went off in his mind as he realized that with the Eternity Marking, Chaos had awakened the celestial blood in Eva's system. He watched silently, ready to defend as the silver wolf stood growling, her glinting silver-sapphire eyes bore into the Egyptian council of celestials in warning.

“So you know how they say aliens don’t exist and there’s no life on other planets?” A knot formed in the pit of Liv’s stomach. “Yes.” “It’s not technically true.” Bella smiled. “Which part?” “All of it. You’re currently millions of light years away on a shifter planet called Nova Aurora. This planet is inhabited by shifter aliens.” She glanced out the window again, noting the purple trees surrounding the area, and a sea of rainbow flowers moving with the wind, creating a soft wave of multicolor. If she wasn’t on another planet, then she’d been brought to some undiscovered part of Earth. Highly unlikely.

"Between dimensions. A tear in the fabric of reality itself." Dad Ross leaned forward. "What is coming through it?" "Creatures that do not belong in our world." Kai's analytical mind took over. "They are not good or evil. They are aliens. Incomprehensible. Their very existence here corrupts everything around them." Luna's hand found mine. "We saw cities crumbling just from their presence. People are going mad. The ground itself is turning to something else. Something wrong." "If the tear widens completely it will consume our entire world," I finished. The weight of those words settled over everyone like a shroud.