Sci Fi Beings Novels & Stories

Note that the "great" Anunnaki and Dracos come from the separate matrix, Wesa, (consisting of Wesedak - Anunnaki - and Wesedrak -Draconians - . These "dark lords" created the incredible technology of the "Beast" The Phoenix-Hawk 'mix' experiment did not work, due to planetary consciousness - primarily through indigos and Ascension stellar activations - creating a critical mass of the 12-pulse code, i.e. a 12-D stream, which the Guardians refer to as a 12-dimensional stream in total consonance with the Source or the Divine Blueprint or Pattern. UIR technology and consciousness cannot function in 12D - your DNA only goes as far as 10 and 11 strands or filaments (dimensions), and in any case t

In which they were now none other than one of Zi'haand 's creatures, in which he looked towards the place where he was previously kidnapped and seeing floating screens all around and so the approaching creature long and curvy like a shadow he said. Even though they introduced themselves to all the united nations as psychic beings and that they roamed the universe, in what hours after several interviews, in which they found themselves in their cave and being bent again on all fours being held in the air, with that, bent over. with his hole being attacked and with will he felt those tentacles inside him. “You can escape. “It said. “And not now and never will you. “It said. “And you will watch

I know", Aurora said softly. The first figure stepped out of a pod. Then another. And another. They moved stiffly, as if the concept of motion itself was unfamiliar. Their eyes glowed faintly some blue, some amber, some an unsettling white. Each one bore fragments of humanity stitched together with something else: reinforced spines, synthetic veins, markings etched beneath translucent skin. Claire backed away slowly. "They're like her". "No", Aurora corrected. "They're like what i was meant to be". Miguel lifted his weapon, hands shaking but steady enough. "How many?"

Kai's POV The Hierarchy's ship descended through Earth's atmosphere and I felt my future with Jamie slipping away before it had truly begun. We stood on the neutral platform. A delegation representing everything Earth had become. Humans in suits. Werewolves and vampires and fae. Even entities projected through dimensional technology that I had helped build. The Hierarchy's representatives materialised in light. Five beings contained in humanoid forms but clearly not human. Pure energy shaped into something we could comprehend and speak with.

Dax asked suspiciously. “Because,” the figure continued calmly, “if the beings at the other end of the veil come through without being checked, they will not have time to differentiate between heroes and enemies. Entire realms will fall at their hands.” The wind rose again, sweeping across the ridge. Aria exchanged a glance with Dax. “Then tell us all we need to know about these beings,” she said. The stranger stepped closer, and for a heartbeat the moonlight revealed eyes that seemed far too ancient for any living creature to own.

The immortal stepped forward. “Something the eclipse woke up.” “That’s not helpful!” “It’s called a Void Revenant.” Seraphine froze for half a second. Even guardians whispered about those things in old stories. Creatures born when dead cosmic entities left scars in reality. Beings that fed on collapsing worlds. “You’re telling me that thing eats planets?” “Sometimes.” The creature lunged again. This time for him. Its massive claws crashed into his chest with enough force to shatter buildings. The entire church shook.

Shantal steps forward, “Jodi is just a good friend and neighbor. I don’t see him the way I see someone I would…like. Does that make sense?” Alex hums, “A little. I feel bad for him, I think he misses Arvin.” “What happens to…beings like you that are sent back? Are they resold?” “No.” With a small shake of his head, Alex steps back. “They aren’t. They’re pulled apart and made again, into different models and ‘beings’, as you said. The one we knew to be Arvin probably doesn’t exist anymore.” He’s gone forever.

Druiksa's terrible voice was still clearly stored in her memory. Venus diverted the thought. Her eyes stared at the wet grass beneath. Amerta troops… who are they? The Emperor sighed. Most are not human, Bizura, not human. But they are strong. Venus shuddered a little, but not because of the cold. Her mind whispered again. What else? The Emperor seemed to be singing. There are dark beings from the Third Earth, Bizura, dark creatures that volts never imagined. How terrible, so terrible. • • •

Severin declared with a cold smile. Deep within the heavens, Severin cast his gaze skyward as soon as his primal spirit returned to his body. A foreboding sense gripped him as he sensed a looming presence stirring within the chaotic sea beyond the world's membrane. "The extraterrestrials are growing restless, it seems," he murmured, and the laws of the cosmos flickered in his eyes as he pierced through time and space. Two colossal beings seemed to emerge from the fog of chaos, and their forms exuded an aura of malevolence.

It looked less like a living being and more like a human figure carved straight from an ancient tree. Gildeon had no idea what kind of being this stranger was. But in this era, it wasn’t that extraordinary. This was when the Shining Keeper had entered hibernation, leaving the second cosmic breach unchecked. Even the sylph hunters of the time couldn’t stem the fallout. Various beings from other dimensions spilled into the world—sentient, unlike the mindless beasts they had eradicated long ago. Some were so bizarre, so alien, that even higher mortals had no names for them.