X Alien Reader Novels & Stories

As Rex lunged towards the alien figure, a desperate battle erupted in the cavern, the sounds of snarls, growls, and crashing metal echoing through the cramped space. Caught in the crossfire, I huddled close to Alexander, the weapon Dr. Wright gave me feeling useless in my trembling hands. Sarah, her face pale with pain, whimpered beside me. The fight was a blur of movement, claws flashing, and metal clanging. The alien creature moved with an otherworldly speed, dodging Rex's attacks with an almost acrobatic grace. But Rex was relentless, its brute strength eventually overpowering the alien's agility. Just as Rex seemed about to deliver the final blow, the unexpected happened. A blinding flas

It was during this moment that she realized she was having some sort of vision. As she turned to see what was in the distance. Her eyes went wide as she saw thousands of alien creatures marching towards their position. First thing she thought of was how far in the future would all this take place. Second was who did that army belong to? Alicia knew that no matter what, the Collective had armies in case a war broke out. What threw off was the appearance of these soldiers. They were unlike any Celestial race she'd ever seen, and she had studied on every race in the Five Realms since she learned how to read. The most likely thing she could think of was that they were never documented or they we

I heard the door slam open and the object of my thoughts came in leaving it open behind him. "Ah, you're finally awake,” he said mockingly, his ruddy face giving me a sinister smile, "Okay, so I can tell you about my plans. In an hour, I will meet your faithful dog. He will give me what I want, I will give him what he wants. I’ll go very far and very fast and thus we will all come out winning, don’t you think?” Faithful dog? Alex. My heart beat wildly. Alex was alive and fighting for me.

Not an alien, but a human figure. "Save yourselves. Another raid from those… things. Another group of aliens. The Thorax," the woman said. She sucked in a breath as the shouting got closer. "The assailant was never kind enough to save any lives. Stories of our attackers coast through their camps like whispers at night, each more frightening than the final. Teeth. Blazing predator's eyes. Blades so sharp they cut through their skin like sausage. They've been slaughtering us for weeks, no matter where we go. But how did they find us this time? We're at a new camp on a new planet. There's no way that—"

I kinda cut him off but I am impatient and both Austin and Grant take their sweet arse time getting the words out. Today at 1500. She has an appointment everyday at 1500, until she says she’s done with it. Anything I need to prepare Alaina? Prepare? Does she need to censor the supernatural part, is the doctor a woman… what information can I tell her? OH! The doctor is a werefox, so no censoring needed, and her name is Alexia Erickson. Perfect thank you. Just as we hit the main floor I stop and gently pull Alaina into a hug. When I release her I hold onto her shoulders, keeping her in place and look her in the eye.

She had to give this news to the old queen Renam and Ivan; she was running madly in the palace. Their story had started. Alian was a traveler who can travel in any world. He was restless but he find peace in innerland. Joseph was an Alien, he was a scientist, a king but he was looking for love, for a beatable heart. Both were inhabitants of different worlds and found peace by going into other worlds.

suggested Ali. Selina stood on her feet desperately and said, "No, Ali he is not. He is different. The first time when I saw him in the woods, he helped me to escape from the vampires. I read his eyes, Ali. And for the first time I found his eyes very different from all those eyes of humans. There was no cheating, no hatred, no domination, in his eyes. His eyes… His eye was a book which I wanted to read repeatedly to soothe myself.” "No, Selina, we are not talking about eyes, we are talking about humans and I am telling you, all humans are the same. You better stay away from them," warned Ali in a strict voice.

He decides to turn onto his other side, the dark of the room doing nothing for the way his mind conjures up demons. Alexander is there, his body outlined by the faint light coming in through the window. It's strangely calming, Adom's eyes starting to droop. He feels a lurch in their tether, like the splash of a koi fish as it ducks from unsuspecting eyes. "Are you afraid?" Adom asks, the night making him braver. He knows Alexander's heard him but the reply comes much later, when Adom is falling back asleep. "A little," Alexander confesses. Adom hadn't realized that he had made Alexander bare his soul to him twice already, the thought now more than a little staggering. Alexander is an alpha l

“No Alpha patrols that water. No human settlements. No threat of being chased. And if it’s who I think it is, the isolation is perfect for him.” “Who?” Alexandro asked. “Maeron.” The name struck something in Alexandro. He’d heard it only in whispers. Legends passed from one campfire to the next. A sea-born being, a ruler of forgotten creatures, rumored to rise once every hundred years. “He’s a myth,” Alexandro said, though his voice held no certainty. Valerian shook his head. “No. He’s very real. And if he’s taken your wife… it means she’s not who we think she is.”

He asked. Lexi worked at swallowing her potatoes first. She tapped the blue book on the table. "I was reading this book today. It's about a man named Martin that gets reanimated and he can hear a voice named Angel. Then he meets up with a girl named Carmen and they search for a dead body." "Dead bodies? What kind of books are you reading? Maybe you should stick to something with bunnies in it or something." Jack went to take the book from her. Lexi slapped her hand on the book. "No please, don't take it. I'm not finished yet." Her pleading eyes looked up at him.