Humans Versus Aliens Novels & Stories

The longer we took to find a cure, the more likely this entire planet could be rid of every living creature. “Has anyone notified the Alpha King?” I asked through clenched teeth. “Yes, he and the leader of the human race are working together on finding a way to keep everyone safe. The thing is though, there are rumors that this could start a way between us and the humans.” Mike responded, sounding more panicked. Years before I was born, werewolves and humans had been at war. Most stayed oblivious to our kind, while there were many that knew of us. The last few presidents of the humans had found a way to live peacefully amongst each other, as long as we didn’t kill any humans.

"Thats not all, alpha." My gamma said. I looked at him. "We picked up noise, saying that the humans that have been spared or simply survived, began to rally together, searching for the woman causing all this grief." Matthew said. I frowned. "They can't do that! They could be harmed or worst!" I yelled out in worry. "Where are they? I could help them. Maybe if they give me a description, I can see if I can find this witch that's wreaking havoc on them."

"This is not good, you just hit a human. You know what your father said about the human he saw when he was much younger, his own father killed it on the spot she is not going to survive around here, humans have been extinct for years, they don't belong here" My wolf kept reminding me of things I already knew, of course I know humans have been extinct, and of course I know she would be killed by any wolf that sees her on the spot. But I was happy I found her, I felt she was the one thing I had been looking for, but she was human too. "You are not saying anything Kael, what are your plans? I want to know, you just went all soft like a banana the moment you found her, speak up!" My wolf said li

It hurts me deeply, scaring my ears and senses. He laughs. "At least I kept my little Eve alive," he teases - a reference to an old, dusty-covered brown book of symbols and prophets. "I am the one true GOD," he boasts, bringing us to a landing by what looks to be a decent-sized civilization. "So there are people alive!" I cry with excitement. "Not people," he tuts and ways a finger in my eyes. "Men!" That last word drips with venom. His fangs bear and he looks less human and more wolf, just for a split second.

It immediately checks the content. "August White?" His behavior changed but he continued to read. "Good gracious, the new student is h-human?" Can't believe this promise. Genieva nodded. Why is it, me, being a human is such a big deal for them? Shouldn't I be the one to freak out because they are aliens? This is very ironic. Humans are afraid of aliens, and aliens are afraid of humans. What is right? Silly "But she loo-" he said and was cut off by Genieva.

Erik sighed at that, and thought: 'One more black mark in Dumbledore's book…' He then asks the professors and Joan to step out of the platform. "Let's start them, please, step out of the platform. I will dismantle and demolish the alien wars first. And I will let the spell up so you all can accompany the progress." Joan and the professor quickly walked out of the platform. Erik then turned to the hearthstone and touched it with his palm, closing his eyes in concentration. Within seconds the professors witnessed the first orange layer crumbling. Then one after another they crumbled. In less than two minutes, there were no more orange layers in the representation.

Octnavin ignored Rhylent as everyone filed out of the room, leaving only Sloan, Rhylent, and Keltrix. "I'm sorry, Rhylent," Sloan muttered when everyone was gone. "I assumed you beat them, but you know what people say about assuming." "I do not." "Assuming makes an ass out of you and me." Rhylent blinked his long eyelashes in a slow stare. Chasm wanted to do the same thing. What did that mean? In a way, Chasm was quickly coming to understand Rhylent's comment that humans were inane. All the ones he'd met so far seemed relatively silly and irritating. And none of them had any protection or brains when it came to dealing with a powerful alien species. Without these Dagerstanteens looking after

“I command her to be set free and completely free of charges.” Whispers filled the air as I expected. “What do you mean, Kai?” My aunt snapped. I knew she was never going to support it. Not for a human. “Why sparing a human girl that tried to murder you? Another voice came from the audience.” “Because she is my mate.” I replied, turning back to face her. “That’s impossible!” “The Alpha’s mate cannot be human!” “The Moon Goddess would never!” The hall turned noisy. Heat spread through my chest. I wasn’t used to being opposed.