Soon after his 40th birthday, Kit’s friends assume he dies of pancreatic cancer, but in reality he is abducted for the final time and never seen again. When Kit eventually leaves the asylum, his first wife Alma is returned to earth and she is also now with child. She believes Kit to be the father and that their baby will have special powers thanks to the aliens’ influences. Grace delivers her baby, which luckily appears to be human. Arden tries to cut into Grace’s stomach and his scalpel flies across the room. Another abducted inmate, Pepper ( Naomi Grossman), explains the ETs have the ability to control humans’ minds and bodies. The plan works, with a bright light shining outside his office signalling Grace’s return … only she’s pregnant. In order to get her back, he devises a scenario where he temporarily kills Kit so that the aliens will return. Arden is performing surgery on another patient, Grace Bertrand ( Lizzie Brochere), the aliens show up unexpectedly and abduct her. This triggers the creatures to be interested in the asylum, as a drunk Sister Jude ( Jessica Lange) soon sees an alien-like figure roaming the halls. The asylum’s creepy doctor, Arthur Arden ( James Cromwell), later removes a spider-like piece of alien technology from Kit’s neck. After Kit starts yapping about aliens, he is sentenced to Briarcliff Manor. Kit is returned to Earth in a wooded area that just so happens to be the site of Bloody Face’s ( Zachary Quinto) many murders, so Kit is tried and convicted of being a serial killer.

The extraterrestrials are first mentioned in the “American Horror Story” universe when they abduct and experiment on Kit Walker ( Evan Peters) and his wife Alma ( Britne Oldford) in the 1960s.

Alien killing games