Invasion Stories

When aliens invade, four baristas are forced to become the saviours of the world. Grab your double-shot of java and strap in - it's going to be a bumpy ride! ***** In the Earth's darkest hour, unexpected heroes are stirring... their coffee, that is. Four baristas on a camping trip are under-qualified to save the world from an alien invasion. But thanks to a hologram with no fashion sense, newly developed superpowers and an alien with a guilty conscience, they've landed the job anyway! So grab your double-shot of java, your blueberry muffin and strap in - Hasta barista, baby. [[2018 Wattys winner and twice featured]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] Please note this is a sample of the book, which has been published and is available for purchase: Ebook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WKFVKQJ Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1644342154

Author Note: I do NOT own anything from the 'Transformers' franchise, this is only a fanfiction. The credit of those scenes and character dialogue from the movie goes to the creators. Prologue: It's five years after the Decepticon invasion of Chicago, the Autobots were originally granted sanctuary on Earth. But believing the Autobots are a threat, they are secretly being eliminated by an elite CIA unit with the help of a Transformer bounty hunter, Lockdown. Because of this, Optimus has lost his faith in humanity. After escaping an ambush and being dormant for a long time, Optimus wakes up to find himself badly injured in a barn. A human has brought him back and offers to help him. Yn's actions will make him reconsider his faith in humanity.

(Age of Replacement Book I) In an ancient world taken over and partitioned by an intelligent civilization of monsters, a young boy in Baghdad soughs to take revenge for his family from Parvazira , The civilization's "Reverend One" , who has genocidal ambitions of her own in the name of religion.

The story continues with humanity as they face more challenges in the dangerous world of Magic and Gods. Unlike the native races, humanity cannot channel mana naturally and were viewed as inferiors because of it. But through sheer ingenuity, mankind have adapted it for technological use by crafting magi-tech devices that allow them to harness mana without ever casting a spell. This limitation paradoxically grants them a unique advantage to create weapons and technologies that rival and sometimes even surpass the might of demigods. However, there is still a very long road before true mastery can be claimed as mankind is far from reaching the pinnacle of magical understanding for higher levels of magic exist that render even their most advanced creations insignificant. In this world, there are beings whose power spans from continental devastation to planetary annihilation, capable of wiping out nations with a single strike. Beyond raw power, there are even Spiritual Lifeforms who can regenerate endlessly as long as their souls remain intact. Even more terrifying are the countless "hax" abilities that defy logic and science altogether spread throughout the higher civilizations of the New World. These include powers such as Soul Manipulation, Fate Manipulation, Reality Warping, Immortality, Time Manipulation, Intangibility, Death Manipulation, and even Existence Erasure itself. In comparison to these supernatural phenomena, humanity's magi-tech, though immensely superior to Modern Earth's technology, is still only scratching the surface of the vast and often incomprehensible potential of mana. From Demon Lords to Sea Monarchs, from True Dragons to the Old Gods, and even from Alien Invaders to Lovecraftian Horrors beyond the stars, humanity is tested endlessly both physically and mentally in this strange and unforgiving world. Can mankind as a whole overcome these dangers and guide a world filled with countless horrors toward peace?

Mark Grayson is a 16-year-old who is forced into an undeniable maturity as his adolescence reaches its peak, with his 17th birthday just two months away. As certain lies and betrayals reveal themselves, smoke rises and flames burn across bustling, savagely massacred lives and destroyed cities. In the wake of this destruction, Mark is left stranded-his heart emotionally damaged and filled with a coddled, boiling rage. As the dust clears, this rage overflows, causing steam to exhale from the pores in his body while his physiology triggers instant healing to repair the damage of his battles. Left with no father and wearing the weight of a world in ruins, Mark decides to stand as the solitary, armored shield. He will defend the world entirely alone as Invincible.

Thirty United States Marines volunteer for a classified mission aboard the experimental starship Archangel, tasked with testing humanity's first warp drive. The mission is meant to be a short leap beyond the solar system - proof that mankind can finally bend space and step into the stars. But when the engine malfunctions during the jump, the ship is violently torn through a cosmic rift and thrown into a distant and ancient region of the universe no human has ever seen. Stranded light-years beyond the reach of Earth, the Marines find themselves orbiting a living world surrounded by vast alien civilizations that have existed for millennia. These beings are not primitive monsters or mindless invaders. They are advanced, intelligent societies that have grown in peace for ages - until the moment the human ship appears in their sky. To them, the Marines are not explorers. They are invaders. As alien fleets gather and panic spreads across their worlds, the newcomers become the center of ancient prophecies. The aliens recognize something terrifying in the humans' biology - a genetic signature they call "The Image." According to their legends, the beings who carry that mark are the children of a long-vanished creator race... a species rumored to have once reshaped galaxies through war and expansion. The truth is far simpler - and far more dangerous. Outnumbered by entire civilizations and cut off from home, the thirty soldiers must fight to survive while desperately attempting to send a signal back to Earth. But every battle they win only deepens the aliens' fear, reinforcing the belief that humanity is the returning force of an ancient cosmic empire. In a universe that fears the return of its creators... humanity may be the most frightening alien of all.

Placement-Takes place after "Kwaku Anansi s11" Plot-Power is easy. Responsibility is impossible." CORE PREMISE Because of Post-Zero Hour fractures in the New Anansiverse... 👉 Earth-23 has been physically folded into the primary reality. Not destroyed. Not replaced. Merged. Two histories now overlap. Two Leagues. Two governments. Two "truths." Only one survives long term. And someone is making sure Earth-23 collapses first. ⸻ THE TWIST Kwaku does NOT arrive as a god. He decides: "If I show up as a god, they'll rely on me. If I show up as a man... I'll see who they really are." So he infiltrates. Alias: Eric Motion StillForce-only hero. Low-profile. Government consultant. No webs. No god glow. No Endless energy. Just time tricks. He wants to test: 👉 Is Calvin Ellis the kind of man worth saving an entire world for? ⸻ THEME OF THE SHOW Every episode circles: "Can one man be Superman and President without breaking?" ⸻ SEASON THEMES 1. Leadership vs Power 2. Trust vs Surveillance 3. Intervention vs Sovereignty (Kwaku's struggle) 4. Invasion paranoia 5. Political pressure 6. Gods learning NOT to play god

We've all heard about the legends of Ben 10 and how he has also saved the multiverse on multiple occasions. But what if there was another? Another hero there to help Ben? Another hero who wielded an Omnitrix variant? This is the origin story of how a young boy named Y/N L/N who joins his best friend Ben Tennyson, as well as his cousin Gwen and even Grandpa Max on a long cross-country summer vacation, becoming the universe's second hero.

Prologue: Earth has found out they're not alone in the universe. An alien species have contacted Earth, giving them a chance to be protected by the aliens out there that threatens the universe. They inform them that there are in fact thousands of alien species out there. The alien race, who calls themselves Opsidians, offer Earth a chance at competing in the Games, a televised reality competition game they host. In order to win the protection, Earth will have to send a tribute to the Games. They know little to nothing about the Games or these alien species. But after consideration, they don't see the harm in sending one. And realise it might be their only chance.

On the planet Aqua, humanity has survived everything-wars, disasters, even extinction itself. For eras, peace was their greatest achievement. Until the demons arrived. After a devastating defeat, humanity was forced into a cruel system: every day, one child who turns eighteen must be sacrificed to the Demon King... or mankind perishes. Sam Carter is just another student. Seventeen years old. Ordinary. Invisible. Until he makes a single mistake. A search. A date. A result. Only one person was born on the day he turns eighteen. Him. With 100 days left to live, Sam is thrown into a countdown he cannot escape. As fear tightens its grip and the system closes in, he begins to question everything-his fate, the rules of the world, and the unseen forces that govern it. Because something is watching. And something has already chosen him. Before the world changed... Before the system broke... Before he became something more- there was a boy who was meant to die.

Corum Jhaelen Irsei, the Vadhagh Prince, stood atop the cliff, his silver hand gleaming under the bruised sky. Below, the Mabden longships carved through the sea's foam, their oars like the legs of a scuttling beast. He had pitied them once-refugees, they claimed, fleeing a blighted land. Their tales of woe stirred his ancient heart, and he had stayed his blade. But now, as the Eternal Champion gazed down, the truth unfurled like a bloodied banner. The ships bore warriors, their axes glinting, their shields painted with snarling gods. Few women, fewer children. No weary exiles these, but barbarians, hungry for conquest. The Mabden had lied.

Returning to Earth after being with the Elbaskins for months, the boys end up crash landing near their town. Bruised, battered, and exhausted, they make their way back to town to get to the hospital. On the way, tensions turn high and many things are said that cause a division when they should stay together during this time. After their parents are called to retrieve them, each of them have a very hard time coping with what is left of their life now. No one knows what the injections have done to them and the lack of support from the town and parental figures makes it even harder. Can they pull together to try and take on the pressing matter of the invading Elbaskins or will they get caught up in their own issues? ++++++++++++++++ WARNING: This series contains HETEROsexual mpreg (and relationships) ONLY! Please be advised that there will not be any other types of relationships within the series. I apologize if there is any misdirection within the contents of the story. TRIGGER WARNING: This story includes/or alludes to (on or offscreen) physical, psychological, or emotional abuse and/or torture.

A Seeker finds himself questioning everything he knows when he's kidnapped by a group of human rebels. *Fanfic for The Host*

They came from the void, offering a gift with the power of gods - with a single gesture, they repaired Earth's destroyed climate. But their help came at a price. In exchange for salvation, humanity must become a shield for seven alien worlds and join a galactic war. ​To fight, chosen soldiers will receive a thousand years of life. It is a gift that quickly proves to be a curse, separating them forever from their mortal families.

Story version of my video on YouTube requested by CarlottaStudios. The story happens during the first "battle to end all battles" that occurred 10 years prior to the cartoon's present events (basically, that very battle in which the Dark Ace betrays the original Storm Hawks and kills Lightning Strike, the one that always appears in the opening and was shown in more detail in the episode 46, "Origins"). Aerrow and Piper are not part of the "new Storm Hawks" like they are in the cartoon, and they're 16, instead of 14. Dark Ace will be an adult and not a teenager. Aerrow will be Lightning's son, I might adjust Lightning's age so it'll be more acceptable that he'd have a son at the age of 16... Maybe if he were 36, that'd mean he had his son when he was 20. Pretty plausible age, I guess.

When an interdimensional war leaves scars across every world, and "victory" proves to be nothing more than an illusion before the next catastrophe. After the fall of a powerful enemy, the world of Eden appears to return to peace. But something still lingers- a force that continues to spread, creeping toward Gaia, the Tree of Life, the very heart of cosmic balance. Skyler, a genius capable of manipulating the fifth dimension, begins to realize that the true enemy may not be the one standing before him. Meanwhile, Roxy, commander of Sigma Four, senses that a buried past is on the verge of awakening once more. On the other side of fate, Zoe, a young girl who controls time, must confront a truth that shakes her very identity, as past, present, and future begin to overlap. And the secret surrounding her existence may be the key to the end of the world.

The aliens have struck again. After infiltrating an International Vault containing some of the most precious secrets of the world's organisations, operations, and governments, another UFO invasion recommences in order to infiltrate an essential worldwide conference to decide the future of the UFO attacks. Nothing must be allowed to halt this - nothing! Already SHADO (Supreme Headquaters Alien Defence Organisation) has lost one UFO somewhere in Essex. A bodyguard of the British delegate is the next target for the alien, a perfect opportunity to infiltrate into the conference of the world's leading delegates and take control of the Earth from there. Straker really has his work cut out for him... Based on Gerry Anderson's first live action TV series starring Ed Bishop, Micheal Billington and Wanda Ventham. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.

I will never forget that day. It was alien ray gun shot into my brain so I can't.

Marley meets someone, more like 'something' accidently... what comes next changes her whole. .. a new job as a totally-cool-intresting agent...

kinda based on a comic i made in Deviantart The War of the Worlds Original story by H.G. Wells. Remake by Me