Biologicalhorror Stories

The Living Wars

On the frontier colony of Dawnbreak, Captain Maya Rodriguez battles more than just the nightmares of her past. When strange incidents begin occurring on the outlying farms-livestock found arranged in methodical patterns and colonists disappearing without a trace-she recognizes the warning signs of humanity's most terrifying enemy. As the Scintula infiltration spreads and colony leadership hesitates to act, Rodriguez finds herself in a desperate race against time. With dwindling resources, unreliable allies, and Earth's military hierarchy seemingly content to abandon them, she must rally the remaining defenders for what may be humanity's final stand on this gray world.

Death doesn't comfort him. Returning doesn't save him. On the sixth time, he chooses selfishness. The blood is gray. And the dust remembers‌

What if a zombie apocalypse wasn't caused by a virus, but by a 'self-splitting' parasite from a rabbit?Born from a failed veterinary experiment, these creatures aren't your typical slow-moving undead. They are fast, they can leap over buildings, and they communicate through rhythmic thumping-just like rabbits.But there's a catch: they are biological machines. They need energy to survive. If they don't feed, they die. And for the first time in history, some humans are learning to live with the parasite, creating a new breed of 'Symbiotic Zombies.'Welcome to the evolution of the apocalypse. This is the official world-building and concept for THE RABBIT

Camdyn never wanted to lead. But when his brother is killed and their community falters, he's forced into a role he was never meant to fill. As the Withering spreads, twisting creatures and devouring the land, Camdyn sets out to find a cure. In the wreckage of human civilization, magic has reawakened, and with it, old beings long forced into hiding. Camdyn forges an uneasy alliance with Flora, a tree nymph sworn to protect the wilds, and Saelune, a Sirin haunted by visions of ruin. Together they discover a devastating truth: the Withering is not a disease, but the symptom of a world where the ancient source of balance has been broken. To heal it, they must journey into the Verdant Deep, where salvation comes at a price and the cost of restoring harmony may demand more than any of them are ready to give. **content warning: some (biological) horror elements are depicted throughout the story** __________________ "Camdyn froze. The creature stepped into view. It had once been a large stag, but now it was something else-mutated and rabid. Its head hung crooked on its neck, its coat patchy and matted, blackened with disease and decay. Its eyes locked onto his, hollow and haunting. Even the ground seemed to rot under its tread. He'd seen it before. Once. With his brother. The creature wasn't the same, but the sickness was."