Blue Autobots Novels & Stories

Shaun's POV "Take us home," I said to Taylor. The drive home was uncomfortable for me. I had a thousand and one scenarios playing out in my head. My mom isn't supposed to know about this place unless—yeah, right—she must have gotten into an argument with my Aunt Annabeth. My aunt, to the bone, hates my mother’s guts. Reaching into my pocket, I grabbed my now-buzzing phone. The caller ID showed my aunt’s name.

But for Alex, he automatically knew who it was as he immediately recognized his white hoodie that got splattered with paint in the colors of the rainbow. He scrolled up and as the caption, he simply had a blue heart emoji. "Blue."

The sky of our once peaceful, ringed planet has now turned blood-red. From the massive fissure stretching across the moon’s surface, billions of black mechanical spiders are cascading down like a waterfall. aren't just insects; they are 'nano-bots'—capable of transforming any biological life into metal within seconds. Lucas stood before me, his body as resilient as diamond. His wings, once golden, were now glowing a fierce, fiery red. "Sophia, take Sona and get inside that mountain cave!" Lucas roared. His mechanical voice now carried a primal battle cry.

Security bots, relics of his father’s paranoia, programmed to protect Vault Zero at any cost. Justina gripped his hand tighter. “Carson… we can’t fight all of them.” “We don’t have to.” His eyes flared with determination. “We outsmart them. Just like we’ve outsmarted everything else.” Carson moved with lethal precision, guiding Justina through a maze of shadows and hidden switches. Panels slid aside, corridors opened, and paths shifted. The bots followed, but every move they made was anticipated. The chamber itself became an ally, responding to Carson’s knowledge of its secret systems.

Bennet obviously loves to read, and his books are mostly science fiction. But that's not what amazed me but the collection of... ROBOT TOYS are displayed on a wall with a floor-to-ceiling glass cabinet. "Whoah!" Ran to the cabinet and stared at the toy robots. "Whoah! He has a Strike Version of the General Uni-lateral Neuro Disperse Automotive Maneuver! Asteeeg! Only Bandai produced the original!" I know about expensive robot toys like GUNDAM because we have featured them in the National Geographic Magazine Pop Culture Edition.

“Anytime!” I had barely finished undressing when Ash shifted in a flash of blue light. Our shift has gradually become instantaneous. Over the last few weeks of training my glow, as I shift, has gotten brighter and quicker. This power will be beneficial in the coming battle. Aniya went over some moves with me before she jumped to the side of the mat. She shifted and activated the puppets Nichole made. A human puppet tackled me while I was watching Aniya. I quickly recovered and donkey kicked its head off. A few more came at me from different directions trying to split my attention. They were no match for me and Ash. We took them out with ease.

If he had access to books, maybe he could also find out more about this society; and possibly even a way to escape that didn’t involve being thrown out naked and defenseless. “Very well.” K'coba removed a tablet sized screen from the entertainment unit and showed Leroy how to access the menu and start the lessons. In addition to the screen, a device fastened around his forehead and curved into one ear. Before K'coba handed the screen to Leroy, he paused and added an additional choice. “The red menu is for the language used by the Imperial House… it is probably the most universal.” He gazed at Leroy thoughtfully for a moment. “The blue menu is for Albaza. Albaza is Almighty Xcott's native lan

I sighed, "Thank you so much, Queen Carina." Then my dad spoke, "We have a more accurate number of Abel's army. He currently has five hundred twenty-three warriors. Most are rogues, but some are vampire/werewolf hybrids. We don't know if they have the ability to fly." Queen Carina reported, "They do. My fairies heard them talking about using their vampire speed and flight abilities." I asked, "Mom, can you work with our warriors on fighting while levitated? I started it, but I need to know how that is progressing. We may need it." Mom nodded, "I have already started. They aren't as good as ours, but they are progressing nicely." I smiled, "Thank you."

The bots hadn't locked down the house like they had done at the park and the shopping mall, the other times they had attacked. The shots rang out and we watched as the bots mechanically whirred and hastingly tried to evacuate on tyre legs, they hadn't put into consideration that the vampire force would appear more quicker than the police. These ones weren't like the other ones that had attacked before, these ones operated on tyres. How many designs had my dad done of these things, I pondered. Why? What was their aim? Who was behind this? Or who were, because it definitely wasn't one person that was doing all this.

Something silver, no doubt. Before Kaynon reached the enemy, he heard the last doors click open and the air seemed to be sucked out of the cramped space. Everyone stopped immediately to turn towards the end of the prison cells. Two small children stood, hand in hand, at the wall with a shimmer of blue and red glittering smoke rising up from around their clasped palms. Cilyna's children were glowing with their power as they gave a war cry, luminous eyes on their targets on the other side of Kaynon that were blocking their exit. When they released each other's hand and clapped their own together the power that they were building together shot out and hit the vampires and hunters at the exit, d