Frostpunk Stories

In 2037 after an AI program designed to correct ecological balance goes rogue and throws humanity back to the stone age, the world turns cold, frozen in a centuries long ice age. Thirteen year old Inez has only her older brother Ender, her friends Emilee, Gage and Michi and the stories told by the settlement elders around communal fires about the World Before. They called this dark age The Static. By the year 2737 no one remembered what caused it, but they knew what it had done. The sun stopped being warm and the snow began to fall and never stopped. Forcing humanity into an archaic way of life not seen since the first ice age. But the cold did not only freeze water and flesh. It froze time. It froze memory. And worst of all, it froze distance itself. And inside that forever distance, on the edge of the horizon, a sinister place far to the north known only as The Temple sits in silent repose against the gray skies, any words for what it might have been slipped away long ago-it seemed to stretch reality like taffy pulled too thin. Those who tried to reach it, walked into the white and never returned. In a world where distance had become treacherous, as hope entered its darkest hour, the last child to be born in Acadia for a decade, began to dream. As small and fragile as a bird with hollow bones, Nēoa is cherished and protected as the last child the settlement may ever have. Are her dreams, whispering songs only she can hear, a possible answer to the Static? To find out--Inez; with Ender, Emilee, Michi and Gage are the only ones strong enough, young enough, and desperate enough to try the impossible. Escort the most protected girl in their world across the endless ice, across a landscape where distance cannot be trusted to a place no one has ever reached, guided only by dreams no one else understands. And the longer the temple stays out of their reach, the harder it is to remember why they left home at all.

Following a series of unclear dreams that plagued his sleep, the Captain arrives in a foreign world gripped by an ice age and on the brink of death with a single name to guide him and his companion through the frozen wastes. Yet the people of this world persevere in the face of adversity, adapting to the world's changing climate and building their cities around monumental machines able to ward off the cold. Despite the warnings of the denizens of this world to let whatever the snow buries remain as such, the Captain pushes on in order to find that which beckoned him to this world.

When humanity faced an endless winter they rely on trains to travel around continents but in their new apocalyptic state they must face a deadly virus called "Frostbite"it made the people desperate to live they begin attack others to find supplies in order to be far away from the disease. NOTE: This story was heavily influenced by the game Frostpunk and The Metro Series.

Follow the journey of the survivors of London as they seek to rebuild civilisation in the frozen wasteland. (Cover to be decided after discovering the fate of Winterholme)

Y/N. That name belongs to the God of Machines and Knowledge. On the world of remnant, there are only 2 known gods by a select few. But there is a third one that is unknown to the entire population and only a select few only know about there might be a third god. But as soon as his society gets discovered, many things will change everything. RWBY belongs to their respective owners, so does the photos, buildings and symbols of Frostpunk.

The Frost took everything from us. The world as we knew it, the beautiful, hideous, splendid, vile world. We had all been moving somewhere greater, the great wheels of progress were carrying us to a new age. Until it was all over. The great powers scrambled to survive the eternal winter that was coming. The city of New London survived from the power of its Generator and the grim resolve of its people. But what happened to those who had no such chance? What happened to those who weren't a priority? What happened to India, Africa, and the Middle East? What happened to the people who had to survive something they barely understood? What happened to the Royal Navy, once masters of the sea, now isolated ships and crews, sailing across a dead ocean? Desperate for another load of coal to keep them going for another voyage. The lore of Frostpunk focused on the far north, so here the lore of the world's heart will be discovered.

Frostpunk x Highschool DxD It's going to be a transportation story, but with a twist.

it feels like just yesterday we where turn the wheels of progress we where at the forefront of inovashon. but then the frost came and stopped it city's have been built and destroyed in an atempt to survive the cold I myself have seen the downfall of minya city, but it's starting whare on me but rumers have spread there is a new city a new London. and the deep freeze is only growing closer by the day. I must get there I must warn them... but it's a long journey one that's going to be harsh. sincerely peeler homes (side note this story is based off Frostpunk I do not take any ownership of this game or it's characters all that goes to 11 bit studios)

Snow. Songs. Stories. What makes one more than the stories they tell? What makes one a legend? Some people may come into our lives, only to leave soon after. But it's what they leave behind that is the most meaningful. Their legacies. Their stories. This is the story of a troubled soul. One who has lost her homeland, and seeks distraction by fulfilling her mother's dying words: Help others. She travels to distant lands, but unfamiliar cultures come with unfamiliar laws. And though she leaves a trail of stories behind her, she can't escape the looming threat of the country that destroyed her life.