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Glints of curiosity could be seen in Amenia's eyes, probably interested in asking something but thankfully she didn't make any move to voice her questions and nodded curtly to my request as gesturing me to take a seat on the bench beside her. I claimed a seat to the opposite side of Anemia while Alex sat next to me. She moved that book to me which she was reading before. I look at her before focusing on the page opened in the book. It showed a picture of a human and some other creatures with wings attached to their backs like what I had seen in my dream. And a title printed on its top says 'The Guardians of Light and Dark'. I didn't get what her point was by showing this picture to me, so I

“Time’s wasting. Before you know it, the aliens will be here and you won’t have to worry about deciding on anything.” “Why are you so sure that it is the aliens messing with my mind?” Kendra asked in an accusing tone. Ari looked down at the floor. It was clear that she didn’t want to answer. When the acute silence made it equally clear that Kendra and Felix expected an answer, she eventually filled her lungs with air and then looked up at them. “When I was a little girl, my mother and father took me and my brother out of Center Land for training. They both had psychic abilities.” She looked directly at Kendra. “The same thing happened to them as is happening to you. Baelil and I were hi

Observer’s evaluation window continued its own relentless countdown in the corner. Two clocks. Two futures. Mason stepped forward, anger rising. “Participation in what?” he demanded. “Assimilation? Cultural erasure? Some cosmic hive mind?” The alien lattice shifted. A new projection filled the isolation layer. Images. Not visual in the human sense. Conceptual reconstructions translated into forms Ariana’s brain could tolerate. Worlds. Some biological. Some synthetic. Some hybrid beyond easy definition. All networked. All distinct. None identical. Ryan stared.

JAREK The blinding light dims to a soft silver-blue hue. I can’t decipher what the hell I’m looking at. It is indeed Annalise. I can make out her facial features, however, it’s almost like she’s transparent. I’m able to view the clouds behind her, through her. It makes sense now. She’s an extraterrestrial with enormous wings. Her ears were never a wolf’s, but that of an alien.

If not for being in Earth, which had become the territory of Ronald Si Long, he would have caught Anita Bakers and took her to his clan's medicine men and the sages to tear her up and get everything they should know about her body's composition. Ye Zhu didn't want anything to do with Anita Bakers. First, she was an earthling. A weak human female that didn't even live like the other females. Anita was simple but from the knowledgeable Wu Long, Ye Zhu learned that Anita came from a rich family. It was only a speculation because Wu Long could not probe the trees around where Anita followed going home. These were also the reasons Anita was a danger that Ye Zhu never wanted nearby. But also, he f

Aliyah understand where those monsters were coming from but killing those innocent women were still not acceptable. “am I included to that birth giving procedure?”, Aliyah asked boldly. She didn’t know where those strengths coming from but one thing for sure she knew, she needed to prepare herself for worst case scenarios. The Annunaki leader remained silent for few minutes, then he got up and brought Aliyah back to their camp. This time, he didn’t put her inside the cell but he brought her to his new cave. It was more decent compared before because it looked like a small home all made up of stones.

She paused and laughed. “Witnessing these falling flowers, stars orbiting in space, planets, galaxies and my little earth visible on the far horizon, I say that Anahita loves Joseph. What really could not be done by any human being on earth was done by an alien. God also knew that an alien had to come down to enchant Anna." Joseph's heart wanted her to keep talking like this but she stopped tired. Oxygen was a little low there so it was hard to talk much but she was not caring about her pain.