Sci Fi Beings Novels & Stories

Below them stretched a vast canyon carved into the land like a cosmic scar, its center spiraling downward into an abyss of swirling black and silver. Black lightning forked across the sky. Glowstorms erupted from the ground. Fragments of ruined structures floated in midair—twisting, turning, but that wasn’t the worst part. Kael pointed. “Oh, stars… Alessia, look.” She already had. There are creatures. Dozens of them. Corrupted beings from the Architect’s realm—shadow beasts, bone serpents, and twisted humanoids—are emerging from the edges of the Rift, crawling over the land and howling at the skies.

"The girl is corrupted data. She is no longer fit for the Breeding Program. And the Donor... kill him. We don't need a Beast that thinks it's a man." --- ### The Rejection The soldiers stepped forward. But they didn't raise rifles. I watched in silent, paralyzed horror as their bodies began to buckle and snap. It was the sound of dry wood breaking. Their spines elongated, their clothes tearing as thick, coarse fur erupted from their pores. These weren't the "Enforcers" of the digital world. These were the **War-Hounds** of the real 2026. They were wolves the size of small cars, their breath hot and smelling of raw copper.

"I don’t know. It wαs so weird. But mom... she kept sαying something αbout me being in heαt? I’m still trying to figure out whαt thαt meαns." Killiαn sαt up α bit‚ resting his bαck αgαinst the heαdboαrd. I followed his leαd αnd sαt with him. He looked αt me seriously. "Liαnα‚ in this life... it’s not just humαns thαt exist. There αre supernαturαl beings. Creαtures people only whisper αbout."

Each of the planets is facing an unprecedented drought, the remains of SunaMoon 's former empire, which were former allies of the Gorda. Even if several planets face similar problems. Kurayami offered a solution. - Zariel's ceremony. - Said Kurayami. - You know, the beast of the end can be brought every 200 years. - Said Kurayami. – Talking to Um-Mu priests and have a chance. - Said the new god. - It's been six thousand years since she appeared. – Said a reptilian alien. Ssilithiss aquatic beings, who were one of the planets that would be close to extinction.

The Starfall Continent did not lack powerful warcraft. Although the warcraft could not fight against a holy being, pseudo holy beings would not pose a problem. That being the case, who could be sure that a mecha in the pseudo holy tier did not exist? Cesar stood in a daze after hearing Jonas’ explanation. After some time, Cesar smiled wryly. “In that case, all the talents here are being hunted down by an intelligent mecha lifeform?” “Not necessarily. As I said, it may also be an extra-terrestrial creature,” Jonas said solemnly.

Sandra: It was amazing! The two beings trapped in that egg thing were gods! I mean, Leviathan and Behemoth! I always imaged them differently but, this was amazing to see up close and in person! Of course, things only escalated really quickly. A humongous spider suddenly lands on the floating orb. It violently shook as the spider clung on. I’ve seen plenty of spiders in my days, but this thing was going to give me nightmares for the rest of my life!

"But I'm sure about what happens if we don't try." The void beings had paused their game, sensing my attention. They didn't look like holes in reality anymore – now they were more like living kaleidoscopes, constantly shifting between forms as they tried to experience everything at once. The light and dark beings swirled around them, caught up in their enthusiasm, adding their own chaos to the mix. "Hey," I called out softly, though with my new awareness I could have reached them just by thinking. "We need to talk." They swirled closer, eager as puppies discovering the world for the first time. Which, in a way, they were.

For eons ago, the same thing that still maintained the seas that, through a chemical process, led to the removal of creatures that were previously marine, led the land towards the dunes of stones, crystals, and sand, forcing evolution and towards space. It was a sidereal demonic race that was uniquely and exclusively made up of science beings who had evolved to the point of being scientists who mass-produced war weapons.

"I don't know. I've never seen this before. This world operates on different rules than Earth." The glow pulsed like a heartbeat. Maya's vitals strengthened. Color returned to her face. Her breathing evened out. Beside her, Alexei gasped and started breathing on his own. Zara's heart found a steady rhythm. Kira's eyes focused. Seraphina's consciousness stabilized. The old world was saving them. Giving back strength in exchange for their sacrifice. POV: Thousands of Supernatural Beings We stood in the impossible forest, watching our new home. Some explored cautiously. Others stayed in tight groups, afraid to venture far.

Time is a funny thing when you stop counting it in years and start counting it in epochs. I am old. Not the "sixty-two" old of the penthouse mirror. I am ancient. My skin is paper-thin, translucent, mapped with the blue veins of the life-extension therapies that have kept Alex and me breathing for two centuries. We are the artifacts. The Founders. The living ancestors of a post-human world. But even the best code eventually degrades. Even the strongest bio-mesh fails.