The Deadliest Alien Artifacts (Story Collection) by V Bertolaccini Page A

detected
in the past, where the use of a time machine had been proven to
have been used.
    The other time
machine and its accuracy and power had clearly not been created by
any human! The technology behind it surpassed anything that they
had encountered!
    They believed
it even surpassed anything in this universe and had been created by
something they could barely imagine, and the time traveler had his
mission carefully planned and been given technology that they
believed could capture the other time traveler, and what it used to
travel through time.
    The time
traveler traveled further into the past than any other human before
had traveled, and his time machine swiftly blasted out of his
century into what resembled a constant explosion, which would have
destroyed his time machine if it had not been designed to withstand
virtually anything thrown at it.
    The time
traveler considered following it to where it had come from, where
he believed it had vanished to after its mission, and after his
mission he intended to reappear approximately one minute after he
had vanished into the past, at the launch site.
    The time
machine resembled some form of highly advanced missile, and he
constantly examined it and his mental controls searching for damage
and for signs of powerful forces acting upon it, and it was
undamaged and working properly, but when it entered a time zone,
and stopped traveling through time, the forces at its entrance
damaged the time machine, damaging many of its functions, and he
discovered the incredible speed he was traveling at through the
atmosphere, and at a far faster speed than he should have been, and
before he crashed into the ground something hit the time
machine.
     

Chapter 8
     
    The Alien
Encounter
    (From the novel The Alien Artifact 6)
     
    Out of the silent empty Antarctic night
high-powered rifle blasts were astonishing, especially in the fatal
blizzard engulfing Willis! The explosions sounded so powerful he
believed they were using some form of powerful explosive in the
bullets!
    Whoever was after him had to be crazy and
out for the kill, and stupid for entering them into such a blizzard
and fury of snow! He could not realize who was there and just
accepted that they might be trying to kill him for being a leading
scientist at the ice station!
    Ice Station X1 had to be located in the
coldest and most remote place on the planet! Even in the summer the
place had been deadly cold to him! As far as he was concerned there
was nothing there to kill for and nobody there that he thought
capable of doing so! It and the coldness made him cringe, and
blindly rush on through the blinding blizzard, lost.
    A loud explosion blasted out and a bullet
thudded somewhere nearby and he had to run through the dark snow
landscape for his life! He dared not use his light and he could
barely see anything!
    The men could be heard over to his side and
he realized that they could have infrared sights and he just dived
into a pile of snow, and buried himself deep. Surely they would not
find him!
    Once he realized that nothing had happened
he started to enjoy the rest and being free from being attacked.
His mind raced through what had occurred! Yet he only realized that
the location that he strolled into had been a region that nobody at
the ice station went in, and he started to wonder what was
there.
    Why would they go to such lengths to kill
him? What could possibly be there? What could be there in such a
desolate place?
    When he finally left where he was and
started to return to the ice station, he started tracing where he
had been where they had appeared and started looking around, and
strolled around and found something buried beneath a region on flat
snow, which he wiped the snow and ice away from and revealed a
wooden cover.
    Below it he found a vast hole going straight
down deep into the ice below, which had clearly been hollowed out
with some large powerful machine, which he had not seen there. Yet
the region was