Invincible Aliens Novels & Stories

She had adamantly cut off all of them, not wanting to put at risk the lives of civilians. Two hours earlier, it was confirmed that the extraterrestrial life forms had all been destroyed by the heroes of Atlanta. This included the Amarok army and the Legion of Death—but the Pentagon had no idea that that was what they were called. Madam Secretary had felt a glimmer of hope, totally convinced that the heroes would be able to take down the last standing alien life form that seemed to be stronger than all the others—Elektris.

Appearing all over, some in cities, some in the counties, and a few even in the middle of the ocean, they move fast and within only a few months, entire nations are reduced to nothing more than burning trash. The chimeras' invasion was fierce. With their spacecraft and advanced weapons, no military in the world stood a chance. Hardly any rest or supply, soldiers were slaughtered like pigs, and very soon, the air itself became a weapon. The chimeras' spacecraft leaking some sort of poison into the air, the people and even the animals that breathe it in were horribly mutated, turning into monsters that attack anything and everything they see. What few of us survived both the invasion and the p

And yet, she clung to it. “I’ll protect you,” she whispered to the emptiness. “Even if it kills me. Even if they all burn.” The tears slowed. The numbness faded into something else. Something hard. Something sharp. In that quiet room, under silk sheets that smelled of strangers, Aliyah Haven made a vow. She would survive. She would find her child. And when the time came… she would make them all pay.

"Your beacon woke the Old Ones. Your signal attracts alien attention. Yet you expect us to follow your lead?" "I expect you to survive." Jack's Alpha presence expanded outward, pressing against every supernatural being in the room. Not threatening—asserting. "In eighteen hours, a scout from an advanced alien civilization lands on Earth. In three days, the Old Ones demand a meeting to determine if humanity deserves to exist on this planet. And somewhere between weeks and months, a corrupted fleet of hostile aliens arrives to eliminate us all." He let that sink in.

Her father’s warm arms. The fire. The screams. The years of captivity. The pain. The hunger. The stolen childhood. Marcus had taken everything. She would take him down. They clashed in a storm of teeth and claws. Marcus tried to overpower her, but she was stronger—born for this, bred from two alphas, awakened into her heritage. She slammed him onto his back with crushing force. Her jaws hovered over his throat. One bite—one snap—and it would be over. He whimpered. She froze.

"Next up are the Captains. There are quite a few, so ages and achievements will have to be something you find out yourselves, ladies. Let's begin. Capt. Cull- Shikazs, Capt. Moor- Gaimo, Capt. Tilk- Bronkark, Capt. Bolis- Vaal, Capt. Nole- Bronkark, Capt. Terrax- Glortinon, Capt. Het- Makskin... With each name, my fear grows. These aliens are twice the size of their female counterparts, and they don't look friendly. They don't necessarily look mean either, but I can tell they have killed. Their bodies and demeanor say power. A power that I could never dream of matching. "Next up, Lieutenants. Lt. Modok- Gaimo, Lt. Mashorn- Cok, Lt. Kedah- Frole, Lt. Zarn- Makskin... The males begin to fill t

I shouted in frustration. Then 5 warriors were swept away, high in the sky and goodness knows where they landed to. How they were swept away is what I didn’t understand, until another ten were swept away, screaming for help. That was when I knew it was an invincible fire monster. This was going to be a hard task as we had only planned for a visible fire monster, but even at that, it was going to be hard to defeat an invincible monster. While some of the warriors were being swept away and eaten, I gathered the Alphas and other warriors, along with my betas.

Rayka and Sylvester stood in the dimly lit room, the tension palpable. The unexpected visitor, a tall figure cloaked in shadows, had arrived with news that could alter the course of their fight against the unseen enemy. "You claim to have critical information about the threat we face," Rayka began, her voice steady but cautious. "Why should we trust you?" The visitor stepped forward, revealing a face marked by scars and weariness. "My name is Alaric," he said, his voice rough but sincere. "I was once a member of your enemy’s inner circle. I’ve seen their plans, their true nature."

"Collectively, yes. The name stands for Vandalizing Enigmatic Interdimensional Lifeforms. They are highly dangerous and completely unpredictable. We don't know where they might show up so VERSE had its agents stationed everywhere all around the world. Well, almost everywhere." Lars placed his hand on his lip, contemplating. "What are they exactly? Aliens? Experiments gone wrong?" "Well, I guess you could say they're aliens because they're definitely not from this world. But curiously, they do have physical features similar like the creatures of our world," Tirana said. "How come?" "Unfortunately, we don't know either. There are some hypotheses, but..." Tirana was suddenly quiet. She sipped h

They shot rapidly around the room with guns out of a space flick. Octnavin ducked behind the bed and then tossed the mattress at the little girls. The mattress started on fire. The room filled with smoke. Sloan lost sight of Octnavin. Like a ghost, the alien moved as he attacked a little girl. One girl fell to the floor after Octnavin broke her neck. Fuck, that was harsh. -Those are not little girls. Those are folantos.- -What are folantos?- Sloan asked in his head. Octnavin didn't reply, but the alien looked busy so Sloan wasn't surprised. Octnavin grabbed one of the folantos and wrapped his tentacles around her neck. He snapped her head off like a doll before moving to the next one.