Omniverse Alien X Novels & Stories

It was during this moment that she realized she was having some sort of vision. As she turned to see what was in the distance. Her eyes went wide as she saw thousands of alien creatures marching towards their position. First thing she thought of was how far in the future would all this take place. Second was who did that army belong to? Alicia knew that no matter what, the Collective had armies in case a war broke out. What threw off was the appearance of these soldiers. They were unlike any Celestial race she'd ever seen, and she had studied on every race in the Five Realms since she learned how to read. The most likely thing she could think of was that they were never documented or they we

Alex hums in approval before pressing a quick, affectionate kiss to his cheek. "He's always been such a gentleman." Watching the two interact, a small twinge of envy nips at the edges of my thoughts, an ache I try to ignore. To be cherished the way they cherish each other... I let out a quiet sigh, feeling the familiar weight of reality settle deep in my stomach. Unlike other wolves, Omegas are born sterile. Invalid. We can’t form mate bonds. We can’t conceive children. We aren’t worthy of love. I stare soberly at my plate, my appetite fading. The warmth of the meal that had once comforted me now feels distant, meaningless. I push my bowl away.

Peltratria turned away from Rhylent, and the alien looked down at the cage. His eyes met Chasm's, and though he knew he should look down or away, he didn't. Chasm was captivated by Rhylent's stormy blue eyes. They were mesmerizing. "You are very brave to look a Dagerstanteen warrior in the eye, Human." "More like I'm stupid." Chasm dropped his gaze, and Rhylent chuckled. Before the alien would have spoken again, Varnas appeared out of his tent. He held a ball of orange liquid almost identical to the one the alien had hidden in his hair curls. The only difference was that his container was bigger and full.

” Olga asked. “Male. The alien is male,” Dr. Mac explained. “Our queen refers to the aliens as things. They may be humanoid, but they possess not one ounce of humanity. They are creatures without souls. Because of this, she considers them to be things instead of beings.” “We had a little exposure to them on the surface. Both Kendra and Rex were their captives for a while,” Olga offered. Dr. Mac’s eyes widened. “They were freed?”

In the center of the cavern sat something that defied logic. It was a structure. It wasn't made of steel or concrete. It looked organic, grown rather than built, shaped like a massive, spiraling shell. It was the source of the heartbeat Mina had felt. "That's not a rock formation," Elara whispered. "That's a Xeno-Architecture (a structure built by a non-human, alien intelligence)." "The Isotope isn't just power," Jun realized, his voice trembling as he held the Aether-Bloom data. "It’s a seed. Thorne didn't find a mine. He found a Landing Craft that crashed here millions of years ago."

far more advanced than anything Leo had ever used, slammed into Leo, throwing him back against the glass dome. ​"You think you’re the only one who can bridge the frequency, Leo?" Alistair asked, walking toward him. "I’ve spent billions of dollars perfecting what your father only dreamed of. I am the 'Digital Alpha.' I have no need for a wolf." ​Alistair raised a hand, and the very floor of the Sky-Garden began to shift, the carbon-fiber tiles rising up like a wave to crush Leo. ​"Maya! The program!" Leo roared.

“I want to get closer to hear what is being said.” One of the mutation effects that Rex experienced from his early childhood nuclear contamination exposure was acute hearing. Therefore, he was the better person to move closer to listen. Realizing this, Felix nodded and took the reins of both horses. Rex was gone only a matter of minutes before he returned white faced and shaking with anger. “Alice is an alien. The newcomer came to send her back to their planet and take her place here. They’re doing some sort of breeding with us to create a new strain of people here on earth.”

As I turned back to the doctor, I noticed the pack members' expressions had taken on a decidedly greedy edge, their eyes fixed on the special oxygen mask. Spreading my arms, I positioned myself between them and James, glaring defiantly. "This belongs to the Alpha," I growled, my voice sharp. "He needs it more than any of you, he is on the verge of death, and with him gone, this pack will have no way of surviving any longer." A voice piped up from the crowd. "He is going to die anyway, and he is mad. We need to save the sane ones first." I clenched my jaw, refusing to dignify the statement with a response. Instead, I turned my attention to the doctor, who was urging the others to find a way t

He has a perfect handsome face with black eyeliner, blue eyes and a dark lipstick. Standing beside his throne is another alien, who's wearing a silver armor, with a sword on his side. He's wearing armor down his neck to his feet. His head only is free from armors. But this armor does not prevent him from moving freely. He can move freely as he wants. He is wearing one big sparkling earring on his right ear. He has also super white skin like the prince. A pale one. Like a vampire. He has green eyes and also has eyeliner and a dark lipstick. Is this how aliens look? They're like idols wearing make up. Even though they look like villains in movies, they are both handsome.

I whimpered and gulped. He was really going to reject me! "I, Xander, the future... Alpha of the Red Moon, hereby re...ject you, Lena." I watched his breath change. His eyes fluttered constantly, as if he was forcing those words out. My eyes were filled with tears as my heart became so heavy, my teeth were clenched together to force back the loud sob about to escape my lips. His eyes fell on mine, and he looked away sharply. "I, Xander, the future Alpha of the Red Moon Pack, reject you, Lena, as my..." The knife fell off his shivering hand.