A while ago, if you had asked me what I did everyday, I would have said playing games, researching psychology, or hell, even watching porn. But now... everything has changed. Everyone I love is dead, and my mind is broken. All I can do is vent my bloodlust and rage on the Risen. The zombies. The soulless carnivorous animals that have all but ensured our extinction. And at the same time, I want to find out what's happening to my body. I an feel my consciousness rotting, bit by bit, and soon I'll be nothing but a drifter, devoid of purpose and reason. the key to finding the change within me could possibly lead to a cure. If so, then I was prepared to tear through any body, shoot any limbs off, and cut off anything in my path. And I don't care if they're alive or not. My name is Zero, and here's how I spent my Zombie Apocalypse.

Violet and Reece have been best friends since they were little. And ever since the world has changed, they now only have each other. They must find a way to survive a demon apocalypse with an unknown and unwanted relationship to the one and only: The King of Hell. They must find it in them to trust again, to endure pain and loss, and to fight through hell. They make unlikely alliances that may make or break their mission of restoring the world into what it was before. This story is about heart break, loss, tragedy, friendship and trust. Venture into Violet and Reece's story as they fight for their old lives and for the people who die trying to do the same. "Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too, they live inside us, and sometimes they win." -Stephen King.

Shigemura Zen is a ghoul. Something he just discovered. He is a strange one. He has the weapons of a demon hidden in his spine, but chooses to use his strength instead. He could kill easily, but hates the very thought of eating human flesh. What is he? Even he does not know. Now, alongside a friend, and human ex-ghoul hunter, he travels to Tokyo in search of answers and revenge. They were both taught that blood is thicker than water. But neither have any blood left to speak of.