Humans Versus Aliens Novels & Stories

"You have no idea? Do you think we're in the same world as humans?" "I actually don't know. I have only heard of humans and tonight is the first time I am seeing one. They are no different from us." "They are very different. They're much slower and less sensitive than we are. They're also very weak against us but very smart with technology which is the only advantage they have against us. And we are not in the same world with them. We have invisible portals that protect our world from humans. Especially the Argents," "Argents." I muttered and took a seat on the bed, backing Xavier. "That name rings a bell in my head."

Humanity was thriving there, advanced beyond imagination, peaceful, powerful, and alive. Then came the silver light—a fracture appearing across the heavens, the exact same fracture now hanging above Earth. Panic. Chaos. Evacuation. War. The memory ended in fire. Entire continents vanished. The stars themselves seemed to scream. Ava collapsed onto her knees, tears streaming down her face. Those people had been human. Not aliens. Not another species. *Human.* Helena’s trembling voice broke the silence. "What did we just see?" Nobody answered. Nobody needed to. The truth had become impossible to ignore: Earth was not humanity’s birthplace. It never had been.

I had been so stupid to think they would ever love me. No matter what, I was nothing but a human! I wasn't welcomed here. ​Splat. ​The impact on my back was wet. I reached back, my hand covered in the dripping, red remains of a rotten tomato. I turned around, dazed. A group of teenagers were gathered, their hands full of more spoiled food. "Go home, Human!" one shouted. "You don't belong here!" another yelled. "A human in a wolf pack is an insult to the Moon Goddess! You're a curse on all of us!"

No other living matter is higher than man alone. The earth is a never ending place of mystery. It lives even without the human existence. Little did humans know the fact that human intelligence in its prowess is just an inequality to other forms of human like robots called “humanoids.” LOOKING BACK TO WHERE IT ENDS THE FALLEN EARTH The battle on earth between the humans and the humanoids had been the worst scenario of once a fallen planet. Humanoids have succeeded in their mission to make a massive destruction on earth and destroy humans through a biological weapon which could form a disease.

The blue was the same color as the sky after a summer rain. “I know I am ruining this.” He said with a shake of his head. “Kristen, we are the remnants of the dust that came from those worlds that call to us.” “We are aliens?” she asked, and he laughed. “Not so much, but we aren’t exactly true humans either. We are the in between.” He said as he looked at her. “Our type of people were here before the humans. I know this is weird. Pieces of us stayed true, and we pop up out of nowhere. No one else in my family is like me. I guess it is the same for you as well.”

"Come on Luka you said we would talk. That's one of the reasons I came back, remember....?" He tensed. I hit the nail right on the head. Good. "How much did Ashley tell you?" He asked after a while, seeming more serious. "She just kinda introduced me to it I guess. Only that you guys live together and away from humans. She told me about rogues and mates" I noticed that he tensed up when I said mates. He was quiet for a while, then he started. "We've been around for a very long time, and we've managed to keep our existence a secret or very down low. The few humans who find out are either forced to keep quiet and form some sort of alliance, or they are killed."

“Why is it called that?” “To frighten off unwanted humans?” he suggested with exasperation. Were all humans this bothersome, or was it just her? She tripped over a plainly visible rock in the path and swore, forcing him to steady her yet again. He added clumsy and unobservant to the list of things he didn’t like about her. “What do you mean, ‘humans’?” she asked suspiciously. “What you are, and what I am not. What Rihlia is not,” he informed her with satisfaction. That ought help drive her off. Humans were notoriously fearful of anyone alien, even their own kind. She would be no different.

He nods seriously, “There is an old law that existed for hundreds of years about the existence of werewolves and vampires in San Zero even before the arrival of humans. So if anything, we humans were the aliens to them with innovative technologies and a chance to create a new world. Werewolves were the ones who stood the highest chance to benefit from humans and their ideas. So they came together and massacred hundreds of covens overnight.” “They drove vampirism to extinction but of course, you cannot possibly rip off the dead. They managed to regroup themselves with a few survivors and stationed themselves in a new City, with a blood contract with werewolves and humans. I don’t really know

Pinch me because I can't believe I'm standing in the presence of honest-to-goodness aliens. Just a few feet away an eight-foot lizard waved stubby arms while his long tail thrashed on the metal grate floor. In front of her, on fluttery gem-colored wings, a pair of chubby creatures flitted past, so cute to look at if you ignored the sharp teeth and claws. Tall and short, fat and skinny, beings of every color went about their business. Her inner researcher, always on the lookout for interesting things, noted how the aliens mostly followed humanoid lines and where bipedal. I wonder if they were also seeded by that master race Reg told me about? The scientist in her was positively giddy with wan

My thoughts started to go in a million different directions, and I had a lot of questions. Looking directly into her eyes caused goosebumps to appear on the back of my neck, so I quickly averted my gaze to avoid making eye contact with her. "I've always wondered if humans are entertaining to mess around with, but I didn't realize they were so stupid that they don't realize they'll die if they try to fight against those who can crush them in a single second." It was abundantly clear that Accalia had been telling me lies from the very beginning of our meeting because she would never say something like this. In front of me, she revealed her real self, today.