Mass Effect Alternate First Contact Fanfiction Novels & Stories

People rebooting their lives after the blackout. Governments scrambling. Children turning lights back on. Humanity didn’t know it was standing at a threshold older than the internet, older than AI, older than her. They hadn’t consented. But Regent had. The alien presence brushed her awareness again. Gentler this time. WE DO NOT REQUIRE IMMEDIACY. The translation continued. YOUR SPECIES FEARS SCALE. Ariana exhaled slowly. “Yes,” she whispered. “We do.” A final data packet unfolded inside the sandbox.

The creature gives me a big toothy smile and says “ And thee are already here, so let us try. The Galdrians are similar to thee’s species and after research on thee’s information forum us have found that thee should find them attractive after thee have gotten used to thees differences.” My anger spikes again. “You can not take someone from their home, from their family and friends, bring them out in space and tell them to breed some alien!” I yell at the creature, then I fall back onto the bed with a sign. I wonder if anyone has realised that I’m gone yet. At least my job will know when I don’t appear in the morning. Amanda usually sleeps till noon so she won't miss me until the evening. “Ho

The remote Maya had held. The floor beneath us began to vibrate. "What is that?" Elara gasped. "The First Alpha," I said. The library floor exploded. A massive, obsidian hand reached out of the darkness, grabbing Elara by the waist. She didn't even have time to scream before she was dragged into the depths. I looked down into the hole. Deep in the shadows, a pair of eyes opened. They weren't blue. They weren't gold. They weren't even silver. They were red. "Mine," a voice boomed from the dark. Who is the First Alpha, and why does he have my children?

“She’s connected already.” Daniel grabbed his brother’s arm. “Connected to who?” Michael looked directly at Amara. “To the First Anchor.” The lights flickered violently overhead. Victor frowned. “Who the hell is that?” Adrian finally answered. “The original human core.” Silence. Amara’s chest tightened painfully. “You mean the first person trapped inside this system.” Adrian nodded slowly. “Yes.” Daniel looked at him sharply. “A child?” Michael laughed once again, hollow and angry. “The Council didn’t care about age. They only cared about compatibility.”

“I need one minute where reality doesn't give me another relative.” Elena almost smiled. She couldn't blame her. Noah looked toward the alternate Elena. “You don't remember me either.” The woman stared. “No.” “Good.” That answer changed everything. Elena narrowed her eyes. “Why good?” Noah didn't respond. Alternate Elena stepped forward. “Who are you really?” “I told you.” “No.” She pointed toward the First Door. “You came from beyond a boundary that predates this universe.” Noah looked at her. “You came through it too.”

The wording was cold and heartless. "Regarding recent false online rumors, I, Alpha Damien Blackwood, hereby officially clarify: My relationship with Ms. Sera Thorne is limited to past acquaintance. There is no mate bond between us. Ms. Thorne was seriously injured in a mountain accident. According to professional medical diagnosis, her warrior condition cannot be recovered. She will be unable to continue as a warrior in the future. Furthermore, regarding the Vanguard's Crest, it was a misunderstanding by the organizers based on humanitarian considerations. Ms. Thorne's actual skill level does not match this award. Please do not spread false information. All official information should be ta

The boundaries of pleasure and pain intertwined as they surrendered to the alien energy, their minds and bodies becoming one in a blazing, euphoric storm. Time and space ceased to exist. But then, the connection snapped back, violently, as if ripped apart by the very alien force they had summoned. Alara staggered back, breathless, her mind still tingling from the shared experience. Her eyes snapped open. She was back in her body, in the command chamber, Ryen watching her with a mixture of awe and concern. “Did it work?” Ryen asked breathlessly. Alara nodded, trembling. “I interfaced with the signal. I think I can redirect it… or at least disrupt it.”

A sharp breath was emitted by Miriam. “That's not communication. That's exposure.”. Amina's voice softened—but didn't weaken. “It's also first contact.”. Silence. Heavy. Real. A name was assigned to it. First contact. Not invasion. Not attack. Contact. And that changed everything. Above Them. The sky flickered. Not visibly. But Amina felt it. Like a ripple across perception. Then—. For the first time—. She heard it clearly. Not words. But structure forming into meaning.

The machine turned calmly toward him. “No.” That answer almost started another argument. But nobody had the energy anymore. Because somewhere above them humanity’s first interstellar attack fleet was already moving beyond recall range. The orbital transmission suddenly appeared across every screen again. WE REQUEST FINAL DE-ESCALATION. Another line followed. YOUR SPECIES STILL POSSESSES CHOICE. Lucian laughed bitterly. “That’s the problem. We always do.” The copied system suddenly interrupted. ALTERNATIVE PROJECTION AVAILABLE. Victor looked sharply toward the screen. “What alternative?”

“Well, it’s complicated but-” I heard a noise from the opening in the cave and saw a shirtless Xavier standing looking at us wide-eyed. Okay, someone has to explain to me why people are appearing all of a sudden. "Xavier..." I said under my breath and immediately let go of the shirtless King Alpha and ran into Xavier's arms in a heartbeat. "Xavier.." I said again as I held him close to me. He secured his arm around my waist and one on the back of my neck as he buried his head in my neck. he closed his eyes enjoying the warmth of my fingers weaving through his black hair. I connected my forehead to his and gazed into his bright azure eyes intently as he looked deep into mine as well.