Piper Alpha Disaster Survivors Novels & Stories

I asked with a gasp, my heart jumping in happiness. Josef took me to where the others were and I cried in both relief and sadness when I saw them. More than happy to know they are safe, but torn when they broke the news that some of our friends died. I cried with them as we remember those who did not make it. Unfortunately, more than half of us were wiped out and killed. "Not only that, Klaire, we are taking refuge here because we lost more than half of our population. The Alpha is kind enough to take us in while our house is in ruins and unsafe." Pauline told me as she cried.

I inform him. “I knew I shouldn’t have gone on that trip. I’m sorry I wasn’t here Amara.” “I’m glad you weren’t. What if they killed you too.” “Alpha, all the bunkers were broken into except one. There are survivors,” says one of the people that arrived with Ghalen. We rush to the bunker and I see Derek and Mark there helping the survivors get food and water. Ghalen seems to be quick to jump into his role as Alpha as he speaks to the adults and has the children get checked out by Tanisha.

Ketin says. "You said that many outcasts die in the process, do you know how many people die?" Kieran looks at Velkan. "My alpha, I can refer to the outcasts who entered with me," he answers, "we were twenty and only three survived, apart from me, of course. But they don't care, as I heard them, Einar thinks that with one capable of surviving he could kill up to a hundred men before falling dead," he tells us, “Of course, if the effect lasts."

and, somehow, also a part of our lives that could never be erased. We cried until our voices disappeared. We cried until breathing itself became difficult. We cried because freedom had finally arrived... ...and it had demanded a price none of us truly wanted to pay. The room that had moments ago been filled with roars and gunfire now held only mourning. The Alpha was dead. A husband was dead. A father was dead. And no matter what he had done... Death left behind a silence so enormous that it swallowed every victory.

It took Ellie a long time to nod and allowed Ezra to led her out of the room to his car, he let her sit in the passenger seat as he took the wheel and drove them off to the northern border of Ellie’s pack. Ezra paved the way for himself and Ellie as they got to the scene of the crime, Steven ran up to her. “Alpha” “What is the situation?” Ellie asked in a calm voice “The attack happened here, there was no struggle but according to the record, four people are missing, our tracker are on the trail with Beta Emmett” Steven reported “Unfamiliar scent?” Ellie asked “Yes, Rogues” Steven answered “What about Lucas?” Ellie asked “He went to talk to the families of those kidnapped”

Alice opened the folder, thrusting a series of grainy, confidential logs and heavily redacted military debriefings toward the camera. "When that plane went down, Jenna Anderson wasn't the only one who made it to shore," Alice shrieked, her voice rising to a fever pitch. "There were other survivors, ordinary people, crew members, and staff. But when the island's inhabitants began hunting them down, when the cannibals closed in, our precious, selfish princess didn't try to save anyone. The extraction logs show a distinct, horrifying timeline! The Anderson family's private mercenary team located the camp early. But Jenna demanded they secure her and her immediate assets first, completely abando

"We were attacked when we went to patrol, as usual, just to know what's going lately. It seemed to me that they are getting closer to bursting our camp!" "Never!" Objected the Alpha as he hurriedly stood to his feet. "I will never allow that to happen, you don't have to worry about that, Gama. What you need now is a long rest, don't worry about the devil, we will certainly take of him in the was deem best." "We heard that you were among the only two survivors, is that true?" Asked Steve as he looked with an intense look at his face. "Yes, we were just three survivors, the rest were killed. I told one of the survivors to get to you anywhere you may be, while I told the other one to take me ho

It would be the men that were an issue. Piper understood immediately and reassured me that she would gather them together and get them into the shelter. I mind linked my mother as I ran to the front door. We had several shelters in place in our Pack. One was in the basement of the Alpha House and I knew that was where Piper would take the women that were here. I asked my mother to watch the boys and to guard the shelter, both jobs I knew her to be highly capable of doing. I was heading to the arena to warn the men.

The rest of them were like us, buying supplies from outside to last through winter. “Alpha Ryan, we were brought here as soon as the news of the attack came. Did you manage to catch the perpetrators?” Alpha Thomas, a middle-aged guy with a receding forehead, asked curiously. I shook my head in response. “No. They escaped before we could catch them,” I informed him. “So there were no casualties, right?” Alpha Gavin asked, his brows furrowed in concern. “Not exactly,” I said with a sigh. “No lives were lost. But they burned down our barn that contained the supplies for winter.”

Alpha's voice held remorse. "Except he survived the fire." Jake added, making his father nod warily. Alpha Killian exhaled a painful breath that spoke of his regret for not going inside the burned ruin's of Derwin Blaze's house to check for his corpse, or anyone else's. Certainly most of them found a way out and now they have multiplied to rebegin the war that he supposed was over eighteen years ago. The rest of the ride to the airport was as still as a dead animal. They didn't encounter any attackers outside or inside of the airport. Their walk to the runway was clear and smooth. Jake pulled out the dagger his father had given him to give it a fine stare.