Soundwave Human Alliance Novels & Stories

momentarily cleared, revealing the unified front of the alliance. He saw the Reapers on the roof, the Phoenixes on the lawn, and the Sovereigns in the windows. He realized, too late, that he hadn't been attacking a mansion. He had been attacking a unified organism that was far more powerful than the sum of its parts. “Retreat!” he screamed. “All units, full retreat!” But the alliance wasn't done. “Not so fast,” Jax said, his kinetic dampener humming one last time. He fired a wide-area pulse that pinned the retreating units to the ground, their armor’s servos whining in protest.

When I roar, it will carry a Global Pheromone Pulse across the city. For the Wolves, the sound will turn them into mindless, permanent slaves. For humans, the sound will interact with the chemicals they've just ingested in the water. It won't turn them into monsters, but it will make them docile. It will turn off their ability to rebel. It will make the entire human race "suggestible," like a herd of sheep waiting for a shepherd. Silas stood in the War Room, looking at a map of the world. He turned to me, his eyes cold and clinical.

he gave me his sassy reply something I wonder why I get a wolf-like him "beta" someone was trying to reach me through our mind link "who is it," I asked "it's me, Andrew, there is a problem at the East border" he informed shit, a problem at the border, this isn't good at all "I will get the alpha and we will be there now" "okay beta" he replied and then cut me off

she spoke joyfully. “Yeah I know. I was starting to lose hope and then he showed up. I couldn’t believe it at first. I thought the moon goddess had given up on me” I told her. “But, that isn’t true my baby girl. I told you that sometimes it takes a while” my mother hummed, caressing my head. “He’s human mom. I have a human mate. That has never happened to an Alpha before. Our mate is supposed to be strong” I sighed.

The underground alliance didn’t only take them days to come up with such ideas. It took them weeks and months, but it also has disadvantages. But the outside world has been experiencing unusual events that can’t be explained scientifically. Once there was an acid spill that killed plants in one neighborhood. The heroes were too busy devising a plan to save the world, that they forgot to monitor how the city people are doing, especially now that the CCTV’s are not working due to the blackout around the headquarters’ area. The alliance is taking measures in order to create a magnificent all-out plan that could eliminate the evil humanoids once and for all, but the humanoids, too, have all been

"This alliance is a testament to the power of hope." "I hope that it will inspire others to work together," Hera said. "We can create a better world if we're willing to cooperate." "I believe that," Davien said. "And I'm committed to making it happen." Hera and Davien were sitting in her office, discussing the latest developments in their alliance. They were both pleased with how well things were going, but they knew that there were still challenges ahead. "I'm worried about the humans," Hera said. "They're starting to get suspicious of our alliance."

“But the fourth one released a statement.” “What kind of statement?” Jai puts it on screen. Text only. No name attached. But the language is unmistakable. *The Inter-Species Alliance has declared war on an institution that has maintained supernatural order for four centuries. They call our work genocide. We call it necessity. Let the world decide. We will not be silenced. We will not surrender. And we will demonstrate, very clearly, what happens to those who move against us.* “A public threat,” Briton’s voice comes through. He’s been listening the whole time. “They’ve never done that before.”

Resulting in the birth of the next generation of children naturally gifted with special abilities that were later tagged as Alphas. An executive order was passed by the government after the discovery of these unique babies born five days after the meteorites landed on the Earth, ordering execution on the spot of all children found with special abilities by Kiyokawa's great scientists, known by the citizens as the Great Slaughter. Thus the start of the world's Dark Age for people born on that particular day. Miyazaki Aiko, the lovely wife of the founder and CEO of one of the largest telecommunications in Kiyokawa, was actually no exception to all that was happening around her.

A massive amplified voice booms across the entire territory, echoing across the valley. “THIS IS THE GLOBAL SUPERNATURAL REGULATORY FORCE AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN ALLIANCE COMMAND! CEASE ALL HOSTILITIES IMMEDIATELY! STOP MOVING! LAY DOWN YOUR WEAPONS AND SHIFT TO HUMAN FORM! THIS IS YOUR ONLY WARNING!” For a second, nobody moves. Drones stutter in the air. Wolves pause mid-strike. Architect elites lower their rifles. Even the colossal command drone hovers uncertainly, its green core flickering. I drop to one knee, breathing hard, golden light still flickering around me. Kieran shifts back to human and pulls me against his side, one arm wrapped protectively around Callum and me.

But Protocol 0 was still ticking down. "Enjoy the victory, Alpha," I whispered, gripping the edge of the console. "Because the Alliance isn't going to send an envoy to negotiate." I looked at the holographic radar. A new wave of much larger, much faster signals was appearing on the horizon. "They’re sending an Anti-Virus." Two hundred miles away, in the fortified command center of the Northern Alliance, High Commander Volkov stared at his tactical display in stunned silence. The map, which had shown the White Mane territory as a grey, 'Dead Sector' for hours, was suddenly bleeding.