Plants Vs Aliens Novels & Stories

No wonder, it feels heavenly in here. “Let’s water the plants.” They both nodded and get the hose. I pick up the water sprout and waters the small plants. “Alistair, more careful!” I heard Alexander. I look at them. They both holding the hose. They are so cute, if I just have a phone in here, I can capture them. We water the plants in the garden. Hoping some of the dead plants come back to life. “Oh, look at this plant mommy.” I saw them pointing to a Wolfsbane?

Soon then it was no myth; demons and Angels were as real as humans. At first the government, in there bid to salvage the whole thing, announced it as Earth being under alien attack and truth be told, in a way they really were not far from the truth, these creatures were indeed some sort of aliens to us. They were supposed to remain hidden, unseen and untouched but the balance in nature had been tampered with dangerously and the tilt was way off the scale. It only took a couple years but it still happened, nature totally flipped over.

I remained my eyes laid in front of me. "I understand." He heaved a sigh so I shifted my gaze on him. He lifted his head up high so I did the same. The sky's so clear and blue. I would think that it's just a normal day here on Earth. Peaceful. People are just doing their daily chores. I even imagined myself and Adam to be collecting unused plastics and cans and sell them to the collectors. Mom would also be working in our neighborhood in order to have food to serve on our table. Everything was perfect, before the aliens came. I'm mad. How can these aliens destroy the future of humanity, especially the new generations? I formed my hands into fists. How could they destroy the future of Adam? H

"What was it like? Connecting with them?" Victoria leaned into my touch, her exhaustion evident in the droop of her shoulders. "It was... overwhelming. Beautiful. Like suddenly discovering you understand a language you've heard all your life but never comprehended." I helped her into the massive shower, the hot water immediately bringing color back to her pale cheeks. "Tell me more," I urged, genuinely curious about this ability that had saved us precious days of searching. "The plants don't think like we do," she explained, eyes closing as water cascaded over her face. "They don't have concepts of time or individuality the way animals do. They exist as part of a vast network, constantly sha

Alphas don't fall. "Where are we?" I asked looking at the strange plants surrounding the entire place. There were glowing purple flowers which shared a strange resemblance to earlobes, bright, glittering leaves decorating trees which seemed to sprout from the roof, succulents which glowed different shades of purple and blue, and a few shrubs and trees here, resembling the strangeness of the entire place. "This is a sanctuary. My sanctuary. I created it to resemble my home." She said touching the neon blue petal of a rose looking plant.

He stood as firm as a sturdy tree. "Me? Your nightmare," replied King Ruven Omanelis grinning while snapping his fingers. Various poisonous plants, carnivorous plants, and thorns suddenly sprouted from the ground and attacked wildly and blindly at the demon army there. New plant golems kept popping up from the endless pool of newly growing plants. King Ruven Omanelis tried to fight, so the healers had time to heal the wounded soldiers.

After the wars were over, the earth was affected by a strange phenomenon, it was said to be caused by the aliens. Every organism started to undergo certain mutations which made them stronger, animals became beasts, and new life forms started to appear which were enhanced and were capable of having different powers, and also some were capable of controlling the energy around them through their newfound telekinesis ability. The beasts formed a separate kingdom and stayed away from humans. But humans started to hunt them to understand the strange phenomenon happening in the world and about the body and structural changes these mutations caused in the animals and how these will affect the humans

In the early 3100’s global warming and rising sea levels rendered Earth inhabitable. Governments’ & corporations around the world scavenged for a habitable planets across the vast Space and one group, led by ISRO, settled on the TRAPPIST’s binary system with a red dwarf sun. The planet was teeming with alien life, but most astounding was the humanoid race, now extinct, that were indigenous to the planet. They resembled humans and had pyramid shrines. Refugees from Earth divided in two cultural societies: One that believed the aliens to be Gods and the progenitors of humans on earth – The Ancients and other that believed in the one true God – The nameless God ‘Yesus. Humans took over and made

"It is a plant album project. We just completed a topic about carnivores and insectivorous plants, that is plants that feeds on insects, right?" "Right Miss", came the unison reply. "Good, this project is gonna be somehow tedious", she looked up from her book, "but with your money, I don't think so", she winked. "Write down, sundew... venus flytrap… pitcher plant," she paused and looked up from her book, "now you gonna get these plants and make a plant album with them." There was an uproar immediately as all students shouted at once. "But Miss", a boy got up, "where we gonna get them? Recall they are all wild plants, you told us yourself that they can only be found in the woods, and in the w

She heard that Aliens saw themselves as the superior creature and wanted to rule over the humans, treating them like they were their slaves and food. The world they lived in was divided. The northern part of the Land of Lirea was occupied by Aliens while the south, east, and western parts were occupied by humans. There were endless wars between Aliens and humans and despite the fact that humans dominated most of the Land, they couldn't defeat the Aliens solely because Aliens were powerful creatures. For countless years, the battle never ceased to end and Aliens never once lost a war. But even so, these Aliens never tried to annihilate any of the human empires because to them, humans were liv