Viltrumite Saiyan Hybrid Novels & Stories

For a heartbeat, she was Lira again—eight years old, clutching the stolen cheese I’d smuggled to her, her smile crooked and warm. “Too late, brother.” Then she was gone. I collapsed, my spine curling like a dead leaf. The serum seethed under my skin, knitting bones, smoothing flesh. When I stood, the hybrids in their cells fell silent. In the shattered observation window, my reflection stared back—eyes black, teeth sharp, Lira’s hair vial clutched in a clawed hand. Vorath’s laugh vibrated in my skull. Better. I crushed the vial. Glass bit my palm. “Again,” I said.

"BACK TO MY NOTES." Ruthie turned a page in her notebook before continuing. "And then we have idimmu. They are our own planet's hybrids. Basically, part human and part ulami. But their alien DNA isn't completely compatible with human DNA and therefore, most idimmu eventually lose their minds." She threw Wynona and Luke a look of pity, but they didn't appreciate it and glared back at her. "But, Tru can stop that," said Luke, leaning forward. "Seems to me that we've found the get-out-of-the-asylum card." He looked hopefully my way.

Damion asks, “I fought him on the island, and he is pretty damn strong. But you are a hybrid, so that’s an edge.” “Well, I fought as much as I could after being dosed with a mixture of wolfsbane and vervain. I wouldn’t be standing here if Sabina Silvan hadn’t saved my ass on time.” Tyrus watches comprehension dawn on Damion and Lilia slowly, and then Damion says, “This story is getting more and more bizarre with each minute.”

​The silence of the jungle was terrifying. ​But they weren't alone. Standing at the edge of the crater was the Grave-Guardian. But it had changed. The silver flame in its chest was gone, replaced by a core of burning Southern Light. The Southern Light-Binders who had been outside had merged their tech with the Guardian’s vine-and-bone structure. It was a hybrid monstrosity, a "Light-Wraith Sentinel"—and it stood directly between them and the path to the Solaris.

Peter sounds confused as he stares at the boy. "I'm confused as you are also! Just return him to where you took him from." Great One ordered and turned to leave the temple. "As long as the evil soul---" When Great One was about to step out, he suddenly halted in his tracks when he heard Joey. "What are you saying, dear?" His face lit up and moves closer to Joey. Peter also walks over to them as he seems excited. "As long as the evil soul tied with the destiny of the Tyrant Hybrid is alive, and closer to him, the world would be destroyed into pieces!! The evil soul must be eliminated first before the Tyrant Hybrid can be killed!"

Even if the effects of the fluids she consumed should have worn off by now, Lulla still could not stop panting as if she was struggling just to breathe properly. Although the effects were greatly reduced because she was only a hybrid, sooner or later, the cells in her body would definitely self-destruct if she continued to come into contact with unfamiliar creatures. Jane should have known that her research would always end up in vain. Lulla knew she was probably late in remembering this. But in the lessons on mates that she had received in the past, Lulla knew that she would die if she came into contact with others when she had accepted the existence of her mate.

I demanded. "Creating an army of controllable hybrids." Sophia showed us research documents she'd copied. "They've been experimenting with hybrid bloodlines for generations, trying to isolate traits that make hybrids powerful while eliminating the independence that makes them difficult to control." "They want to make hybrid slaves," Vera said, horror clear in her voice. "Essentially yes. Soldiers with hybrid strength and speed but vampire loyalty programming." Sophia looked at baby Elena. "They believe studying her from infancy might finally give them the breakthrough they need."

The planetarium, when he was guided between the corridors, in which he stood still, watching Kurayami interact with his subjects, in which he heard the new god giving orders, sending some combatants, towards other planets, between conquering worlds. While he was sitting next to him, Tsuki saw the red-haired Fury entering, she was tall, taller than him, the same fury that fucked him, on Kurayami's orders. That was how she was soon called, which Kurayami said. - She will be your guard, if you want, let her suck you, she has the freedom to do so. - Kurayami smiling said. – She is one of the furies with the greatest potential I have ever seen, she is extraordinarily strong, she is a hybrid with

Like a thousand hearts beating in the dirt. From the shadows of the trees, the first one emerged. It was ten feet tall. It had the snout of a wolf and the upright posture of a man. Its skin was a sickly, translucent white, and its eyes were glowing red. The hybrids. "Aegis lost control," Elodie whispered, her heart dropping into her shoes. The first hybrid leaped onto an armored SUV, its claws shearing through the metal like it was paper. The screams of the human soldiers began to fill the valley.

“Me too, honey. Me too.” Ollie I walk Sienna to her door, where we both stand awkwardly. It is nearly three in the morning and the house is quiet because everyone is asleep. We were at my parent's house for a good, long while as Sienna filled my dad in on her vision. I listened closely as she told him that in her vision, many people died. She did not know who, so she could not protect them, but she did see one thing. Since word has spread about us being hybrids, people have wondered how we have done it. Over the years we have had lycans show up in the pack, wanting to be changed. Most all of them were for the wrong reasons, wanting to be stronger, faster, and just all-around more powerful. B