Nuclear Stories

The Boscali Defense Force and Primeva armed liberation alliance is on the verge of all out warfare after months of "small" skirmishes. All it takes is one word, one stray missile, an airspace violation, or misunderstanding to ignite the bomb.That is until The heartland and ignus archipelago are cut off from the rest of the world after a blinding flash. Everyone expect immense radiating heat, immediate death, a loud boom, a powerful shockwave, or a massive mushroom cloud. But it never came, only a bright flash, citizens look up, airbase personnel freeze in place, sirens fall silent, everyone is confused. Both sides immediately blame each other, that one side might have detonated a nuclear device. Oh that was not the case. (All Arknights and Nuclear Option content is property of their respective copyright holders. This story is a non profit fan work.)

Three facilities. Twelve reactors. All built in haste to house a newly founded element the United States deemed the next revolution of energy. The scientists didn't take into account the true nature of the element. Deeming it in similar rankings to Uranium. That was their downfall. It was extremely volatile. Unpredictable. And unable to remain contained. The reactors blew. Each, and every, single, one. But when they covered the earth in radiation, something else came with it. An infection. But a lot of us aren't dead. We're something else. Something stronger. And demanding. I was one of those scientists. And my ignorance has cost us all. The infection has taken hold of me, too. But I don't plan to let it win. I plan to cut it off at the source instead. Even if it costs me everything in the process.

This is a fanfiction about the lovely McDoodle couple, Ted and Dolores McDoodle The day was peaceful... until the Soviets dropped an atom bomb on America. Nobody asked for this nor for this day to come, but time can't be reversed, and now America is in a catastrophic nuclear fallout that's considered Hell itself. Will Ted and Dolores overcome this dreadful scenario they didn't ask for? What challenges will the married couple face? Will they even make it out of this alive...?

AtomPunk? Hell yes. Open up these hallowed pages, 'troopers, and see what this awesome sub-genre is all about!

A poem about the energy crisis and how only one energy source is right for us.

AIuse discolor : avg to high use for translatin from arabic to English. In an alternate history where there were 3 nuclear bombs instead of 2 causing a change in the genes of a good portion of people, rendering some them as what is known by "warriors" . In this alternate history C4 wih the help of his teacher try to survive and thrive claiming a throne amongst grade 1 warriors .

future story ,also this is a one part story I most likely won't continue, also fallout esc

Saitama wakes up in a strange, almost unsettling capsule... He prepares to step out... Apparently, 200 years have passed since this world plunged into chaos. What does that have to do with Saitama? "What is radioactive rain?" "You really don't know?" "No, I just throw punches..."

Aurora has spent the last 20 months of her life confined to a nuclear fallout shelter. Alongside five other survivors, she's managed to eke out survival, their supplies lasting only due to the tragic loss of the rest of their group. After receiving a radio transmission from a distant shelter offering a new location to stay, the group is forced to embark on a dangerous journey. Upon arriving at the destination, Aurora finds her group to be more in need of rescue than ever before.

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Betty, Kim, Kat, Wenny, and Allen are all at home one day, until the warning for a nuclear bomb comes. They have 5 minutes to collect supplies needed to survive. Come along with Krew as they experience dangers of an atomic bomb, and what do you think?

Mankind's nature is a very destructive nature. That destructive nature has led to the world being almost nothing more than a radioactive wasteland for a small number of survivors to call home. But with this new beginning, can mankind finally right the wrongs of the past? Can society rebuild? Or is the world doomed for complete destruction?

Somewhere deep in the heartland, a creature of mysterious origin emerges from a lake to threaten the idyllic, isolated town of Fort Hope. Abe Wallace, a disabled pharmacy clerk with a troubled past, is forced to join an unlikely band of heroes that includes a brilliant high school math teacher, her teenage daughter, a racist farmer, and his comatose adoptive sister. Together, they must find a way to work together to decode a series of supernatural messages to defeat a monster that has only one goal: The complete destruction of a town that may not be worth saving after all. The Girl and the Monster is a horror-thriller about what happens when the darkest nightmares of a town's past come to destroy everything that they hold dear.

Five teenagers are born after a nuclear war and are discovering that they each now possess abilities that they did not have before. Their journey starts in a small town in Louisiana and they are trying to make their way to Canada where they hear that there are more people who survived the war. They are met with dangerous encounters and peril. Will they survive?

A take on what the ending could have been All rights go to the original creator of the story and the Thomas The Tank Engine owners Im re-writing it this is so ass

It's been almost a year, since we came out from under that subbasement beneath the school lecture hall, to realize that what had happened had taken out almost all urbanization within a thousand mile radius. After 32 hours locked up, we'd all grown close in our hours of freight and broke into groups to find our families, only to be met with their remains in tattered clothing. Some of us had closed ourselves off, becoming numb to the destructive world around us, as others held onto the sliver of hope for their lives to be returned to them. A lot had happened in the year of the bombing, and there was no going back. This was our nuclear reality.