Nemetrix Aliens Novels & Stories

“Who are you?” My heart skipped a beat. When I volunteered myself for this, I had no idea I would be this easily scared. I cleared my throat, telling myself there was no going back. “My name is Nima.” The old guard frowned at me. “Who cares about your name? Why are you here?” He looked back as if something or someone was coming. “You came at the wrong time. We’re currently not accepting guests at the pack house.” I frowned. Could it be that Sharon was telling the truth?

Damian shoved Alex behind him, pistol raised. The hybrid child raised a hand. Energy rippled outward. The floor beneath them dissolved into a swirling portal of blue light. “No—” Alex reached for Damian. Too late. The portal swallowed them both. They tumbled through darkness and light, memories fracturing around them like glass. Alex felt the child kick violently inside him, as if fighting the pull. Damian’s hand found his in the chaos, gripping tight. They landed hard on cold, metallic ground. The air was thin. Artificial. The walls curved upward into a vast dome, glowing with the same blue energy as the alien fleet. They were no longer on Earth.

before I could complete my sentence, dad embraced us both. “We all should” he said. We chuckled at that. Surprisingly no one broached today’s events. Avoiding the topic of aliens altogether, we sat there eating our food and making occasional remarks on each other just like any other day. The moment I closed my door behind me, reality hit me hard and made me stumble to my bed. I’m an alien. I’m an alien. I repeated it again and again so that I would get used to that idea. Today’s events raced my mind as if a strong wind has flipped the images of my mind so fast, almost ripping them out of their roots... Liam charging towards Ethan in murderous rage, Dad’s uproar when he noticed Ethan’s tattoo

"How do you guys communicate with each other?" Sarah asks Katrina while they're having breakfast. She'd sent for Katrina that morning and it was just five minutes later that the message was delivered. She had never seen a phone or any telecommunication device since she got there, but they always seemes to be able to reach each other in time. Katrina wraps her hand around a thin band on her wrists and a small screen pops up. It has an interface like that of an android phone. "Everyone has a unique code that we input and save in this, we call it a strapcom, all we have to do is click the saved code and we get connected to who we want to speak with. Were you able to do that in your former world

She was so worried about the alpha mating her, she didn't even notice the chaos around her. Night led the kids into the room and looked around. He went over to the window and saw the battle going on outside. He saw wolves and half shifted wolves fighting off aliens who were trying to get into the clinic. Night could see his brothers were getting tired, they couldn't kill the aliens that were attacking so there was no way they would be able to keep them out forever. Night knew he needed to be ready for when they storm the clinic.

Alec, his gaze steady, asked, "Aria, what awaits us in this Nexus? What are the choices that will shape the destinies entwined with ours?" Aria's form flickered with astral brilliance. "Guardians, the Nexus is a canvas awaiting the strokes of your decisions. The threads of fate entangle with mortal lives, and your choices here will resonate across dimensions. Seek the threads that call to your hearts, for they hold the keys to the cosmic tapestry." As Sasha and Alec navigated the astral landscape of the Nexus, they discovered threads that pulsed with the essence of mortal lives. Each thread represented a story, a destiny waiting to be influenced by their decisions.

Alex grabbed her waist and hit the winch button. They shot up into the air just as the Hellhounds shook off the stun and snapped their jaws at empty air. They landed on the roof, breathless. "Are you hurt?" Alex checked Mia’s torn sleeve. "Just a scratch," Mia panted, adrenaline making her eyes bright. "Did you get the data?" "I got everything," Alex held up the drive. "And I think I know what they are building." "What?" "They aren't just scanning brainwaves," Alex looked at the city skyline. "They are building a Hive Mind. They want to control the population like drones."

Everyone looked worried including Natasha, Olivia and Jessica who had changed into new clothes. Mr. Tyler glanced around and on seeing the carcass of the Nebuzar, he gasped, “my God, what happened?” Sean looked at the dead creature and then at Aliyah, “What the hell is that thing?” Mr. Tyler went up to inspect it and he gasped in wonder. “As I live and breathe. This is a Nebuzar, a thousand years Nebuzar in fact. It should be hibernating by now, Nebuzars hibernate at this time.” He turned to Aliyah and sighed, “this place is not safe. Where there is one Nebuzar, there are bound to be more. Maybe Aliyah would tell us what happened when we get home. Alright Children, go get your gears, we are

While the other had a human mate who was never aware of the existence of supernatural creatures like them. Esben calmly nodded in response to Ullric's question. "I will take you to meet her later. But right now, our luna is away visiting her good friend," Esben informed. Esben remembered that he still had something to say to Ullric, so he quickly continued his explanation again. "Now, our alpha has managed to build a business that allows us to live without having to worry about food or shelter. Most of us work in that company, so the humans just think of this apartment complex as an apartment complex for the workers in Mr. Stefan's company."

I kept my eyes straight though, knowing if I stay like this he wouldn't notice I could hear them clearly. I never really told him about my super hearing, how I could hear a pin drop from a mile away would probably shock him enough to force me to go see a witch doctor. Even my mom would suggest it. Hell to the freaking no. I've made it my life goal never to see a witch doctor. I've heard they're conniving and dangerous, capable of skining a wolf alive if they're missing a doormat. Thanks, but no. It's bad enough I could hear the Alpha tell him top-secret information about nightcrawlers. In case you're wondering, nightcrawlers are a huge taboo. Although it's been over a century since the last