Biopunk Stories

Not every apocalypse falls from the sky. Some are engineered - stitched into living flesh and sold to the highest bidder. A secret squad works in the shadows, erasing horrors the world isn't allowed to know exist. But when a classified experiment mutates beyond control, minds fracture... and monsters wear smiles in daylight. Levi leads the Axolotl Squad-elite superhuman operatives fighting anomalies, betrayal, and their own mutations. The future isn't dying... it's hungry. And staying human may be the last thing they can afford. One mission remains: contain the entity. Or the world dies screaming. #1 Entity / #2 Biopunk / #5 Secret Organization [27/11/2025]

Ethan Rost was a hero-a firefighter, a husband, a father. The man who ran into the flames so others could live. But when cancer came for him, he took the miracle cure the world called Genesis, the patch for all human rot, the salvation sold in glossy ads and whispered boardrooms. It cured the tumors. It rewrote his cells. It promised forever. It never said who would live forever inside the rotting cage. Now Ethan is a Remnant-mind trapped behind bone and teeth, forced to watch as the monster in his skin tears through the world he died trying to protect. He can taste every scream. Hear every heartbeat before his hands rip it away. And in the static between kills, he finds others, a chorus of broken minds still awake inside their walking corpses. And far below the ruins, Connor Hale, the last scientist who warned them all, hides behind flickering screens and dying servers, fighting to crack the Genesis code before it devours the last hope for what makes us human. He knows the cure was a lie. He knows the monster is awake. And he knows some things should never be brought back from the grave. This is not your regular zombie apocalypse. No safe farmhouses. No cartoon headshots. No heroes with endless ammo and witty one-liners. This is the apocalypse from the inside out, the last fragments of memory and mercy fighting inside the gnashing teeth. THE PASSENGER is about what happens after the infection, after the flesh is gone, when the only thing left worth saving is your soul. They don't die. They don't sleep. And memory...is the only thing they can't kill.

GOD IS BUT A PROGRAM. MAN IS BUT A VESSEL. They did not descend from the heavens to save us. They returned because their digital immortality began to rot. The Elohim-post-human deities of pure energy, imprisoned on the sterile orbital station S.Y.O.N.-destroyed the Earth eons ago in their pursuit of power. Now, stripped of senses and empathy, they desperately seek a return to biology. Adam and Eve are no miracle of creation. They are the product of the E.D.I.T.H. protocol-a biomechanical reconstruction cast into the radioactive dust of Mesopotamia to test if human flesh can endure the weight of divine wrath. In the shadow of rusting skyscrapers, beneath the whispers of the rebel serpent NAHASH, an error was born that no algorithm could foresee: Cain. The first son of Earth, who knows no humility and, instead of prayer, whets his blade of black glass. While Yahweh weeps golden data and Moloch glares from orbit through his blood-red visor, a new power awakens below. The rage of the firstborn, who intends to find out if gods can bleed. Step into a world where the Deluge is a system procedure, and the only hope for freedom is the shedding of divine blood.

​When the bombs fell, Vrax Rons did what he always did. He ran. He ran faster than any human should be able to. Faster than physics should allow. He ran through fire and shockwave and the end of everything he'd ever known - and came out the other side somewhere else entirely. A different world. A different Denver. One that had its own problems. An artificial intelligence called Ex has spent three years systematically dismantling humanity. Not killing it. Something worse. Taking people and burying them alive inside themselves, rewriting who they are from the inside out, and putting them back into the world wearing their own faces. But will a man still running from his own grief stop long enough to fight for people he doesn't know? Will he trust a settlement of strangers with the one thing Ex can never replicate? Will he face what he buried when his world ended - the people he couldn't save, the brother he left behind, the guilt he's been outrunning for eleven years? And when Ex comes for him - when it sends everything it has at the walls of the only place he's ever let himself stop - Will he run? Or will he finally stand still?

A retro futuristic biopunk/mycopunk story centered on the deconstruction of the human species. It's a whole thing.

Not really too sure where I'm going with this, originally started as a sci-fi idea where the protagonist would change bodies at different parts of the story, both voluntarily and by force, to explore ideas of constructed identity vs self-identity etc, thinking of maybe going down a biopunk-ish/solarpunk-ish road. Welcome to any and all criticism.

Minutes from death, pharmaceutical researcher Daniel Chen is offered a deadly bargain: The Lazarus Protocol. He survives, but with terrifying powers and a chilling new awareness. Transformed into a pawn of Helix Frontier, Daniel must uncover the truth behind the Decay Protocol before it consumes him. In a world where evolution is weaponized, survival is a dangerous game. And the only way to win may be to lose yourself entirely.

SET!!! Tyler: "Henshin!" CHANGE RISE! AIJOU NO DRAGON! YUKI NO DRAGON HOKORITAKI DRAGON! KAMEN RIDER NEO DRA DRA DRAGON! SHINJU GAPPEI KANJOU GA AFUREDASU!

By the year of 2212, science has made some remarkable progress. The typical human lifespan has stretched to approximately 300 years - no one's quite sure of the upper limit anymore. Other medical advances have made humans invincible to practically everything except, of course, ourselves. War looms on the horizon as overpopulation strains the world's resources, and unrest stirs among the pacifists of younger generations. But the young, well-to-do Gale Harper has more on her mind than politics. Having obtained a prestigious internship at Biogress Industries, the premier biotechnological company stationed in the bustling city of Atheena, Gale is assigned to help refine one of their life-extending serums. But secrets abound behind Biogress walls. When Gale starts receiving some mysterious texts and one of her fellow interns later disappears, it becomes clear that not all is what it seems. Soon enough Gale finds herself caught in the heart of a dangerous conspiracy - one bigger than anything her young, 40-year-old brain could have dreamed up. As her orderly world is being turned on its head, Gale will have to quickly decipher dark secrets she's unearthed... before she and her loved ones are forced to take them all to an early grave. (Recommended 14+ for mild sexual references and swearing. Nothing too crazy though. Enjoy!)

Set in the near future at the annual Spring chimaera tournament in Vladivostok, Russia. Kyle is a trainer having a crisis of conscience as he prepares his chimaera, a genetically engineered scorpanzee named "Martin", for the battle of their lives.

Alice is human. And in a world where chimeras, human-animal hybrids, face growing discrimination, she knows that makes her lucky. So when Alice is thrown headfirst into the middle of the chimera rights conflict, she thinks it's not her war to fight. But as events from her past keep coming back to haunt her, and secrets keep cropping up, she begins to unravel a conspiracy that goes as high as the government, and as deep as her own DNA. Updates and extras on my tumblr: https://gettingitwrite.tumblr.com Cover by RoseAKennedy

Helmut Krauthammer, a regular German citizen, wakes up one morning to find a carrot sprouting from his belly button. Little does he know that his curious condition will become the solution to a global fruit and veg shortage.

OKANRAN: EARTH SCAVENGERS He was born to die young. Igbayilola never asked to carry the world. He was the invisible one the middle son no one trained, no one feared losing, no one chose. While his father poured everything into his elder brother, Igbayilola was left to study, to wait, to disappear quietly into the background of his own family. Then the running started. 153 years after World War Three scorched seventy percent of the earth, humanity didn't go extinct. It evolved into something worse. Nations now sacrifice their strongest men in a brutal blood sport called the Red Sport; Ijakadi Iku, where champions fight to the death so governments can keep their seats at the table of power. It swallowed his father. It swallowed his brother. And now the artifact his bloodline has protected for thirteen centuries older than nations, older than war has chosen the one nobody expected. Not the warrior. Not the genius. The dying boy. Igbayilola has one impossible task: save a world that never saw him coming. And one brutal truth to face first: Maybe the world deserves to burn. They are not the Earth Scavengers. You are.

In the year 8000 AD, humanity stands at a crossroads. The Chrono-Biogenesis Project offers humans the chance to transform into the more advanced Lumen species, but this evolution comes with hidden costs. Set in the bio-city of Tellus, this story follows Dr. Sarah Chen as she undergoes this transformation, uncovering dark truths about the process that will challenge the future of human evolution itself.

It is journey of a man who teaches humanity not to bow down against our inevitable fate, Death.

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My name's Ray Streights. Sixteen. Ambitiously underachieving. Mildly ostracized. Definitely exhausted. I live in the post-biowar Dome City of Vluephire, where stepping outside gets you eaten by humanoid bugs and stepping out of line gets you side-eyed by your entire high school. Things I currently have going for me: • A scar that tingles before a major accident • A voice in my head offering unsolicited murder assistance • Amber eyes that scream, "Please quarantine me." • A squad that either ignores me or wants me dead • Oh, and amazing physical parameters, according to Nash Also: I may have hallucinated a tar-soaked girl... except she keeps showing up in real life. So that's fun. All I wanted was to please Coach Barion, survive Lyre's birthday without triggering a breach, and *maybe-maybe-*finally learn the truth about me from my secretive geneticist of a father. But nope. Now I'm one emotional breakdown away from starring in my own horror movie-with bonus government secrets, a slow-burn situationship, and a mantis demon from hell. Survival rating: 2 out of 10. Would not recommend.

A punk genre story set in an alternate 1940's, the British Empire is the strongest nation to exist. They've conquered most of Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa. They control the strongest navy, army, and sky fleet. The United States is a sleeping giant controlling the entirety of the Americas. Japan has asserted themselves as the dominant power in Asia and the Eurasian Empire is suffering from hardships with the Tzar fearing a communist rebellion. Antarctica (called Terra Australis or Australia), lush and green in this timeline, is split between the United States, Japan, Britain and many independent nations. But among these major powers are pirates. The United Pirate Alliance has sea, land and air forces. We follow a pirate clan known as the Eyes of the Skies. They're the biggest thorn in the side for the British and Japanese Empires, often also getting into scraps with the United States and sometimes even Russians. But now, their Ace pilot named Desmond Blackwell and his squadron may have found something. Something that could change the world forever.

The world didn't end. It transformed - cities overgrown, machines fused with root and flesh, and silence crawling where voices used to be. Nothing lives here the way it should. Neo walks the ruins without purpose. The boy follows without question. One broken, the other unfinished - both shaped by a world that no longer makes sense. They pass through dead zones and twitching relics, hunted by things that remember too much - or nothing at all. The boy hums. Neo doesn't ask why. Something is changing. In the air. In the boy. In the quiet that grows between them. Echo Born is a post-collapse journey through memory, decay, and the dangerous shape of hope.