Post-apocaliptic Stories

Rain keeps falling. Deep in the Grey Zone, the Abyssals are evolving. Hunters Ronan and Lyra accept a routine mission, yet find themselves caught in a greater tide - missing hunters, dead merchants, a stirring breeding ground, and a vow that was never fulfilled three years ago. This is not a tale of heroes saving the world. It is the everyday life of the hunters in Grey Town, and the rain.

when a gorgons revive in a post WW lll apocalyptic world of 2042 and meet The one man of titanium.

[BOOK 2 - SEQUEL TO WITHERING WORLD] It only takes an earthquake and a breathtaking discovery of enhanced human abilities for Jesse's life to change. WITHER was conquered three years ago, bringing brighter days to Beacontown and its allies. The blue mycelium antidote is now the people's weapon, keeping the disease in its grave. And as a plus, the New Order's friendship has never been closer. But when a war is lost, not everyone wants to accept defeat, especially not the disease that'd almost doomed humanity. A wicked mutation is underway, too remorseless to spare even the ones who have the greatest chance of survival. This new, blood-curdling variant is wiser, stronger and has stolen the very tactic that Jesse uses to bring home the victory every time - teamwork. Now forcing the infected to their side, WITHER taunts at the antidote that no longer cures. What hope is left for the world? ~~~~ -PERSPECTIVES- [JESSE - 1ST PERSON] [LUKAS - 1ST PERSON] [PETRA - 1ST PERSON] ****

The pandemic ended. But something else began. At first, it was subtle, strange behavior, quiet shifts, a feeling that the world was no longer entirely human. Then came the violence. The disappearances. The terrifying truth no one was ready to face. They weren't being hunted. They were failing to become. As society collapses under the weight of a transformation it can not understand, Tawa finds himself at the center of it all, caught between what humanity was and what it is becoming. With the help of Max, who believes there must be another way and Tony, who refuses to lose himself to the unknown, they uncover a reality far more unsettling than death. Evolution is no longer a choice. It's a process. And once it begins it doesn't stop. But when a third path emerges, one that could save what it means to be human. Tawa must decide if he will guide humanity into something new or watch it tear itself apart trying to hold onto what it once was?

Chicago, 2162. Thirty-one years after the Mainframe fell. Thirty-one years after a ten-year-old girl walked out of a trading floor carrying a dead man's device and the weight of something no child should have had to do. The world did not rebuild itself the way the survivors hoped it would. Chicago is still Chicago - broken, violent, alive in the stubborn way that cities survive when they probably shouldn't. The gangs control the sectors. The Hybrids still walk the streets at night, executing an instruction that has no destination. There is no government. There is no order. There is only endurance. Carrie Webb is forty-one years old. She lives alone in a cabin by a lake in Wisconsin, far from the city that made her and broke her and asked too much of her before she was old enough to understand what was being asked. She grows her own food. She filters her own water. She splits her own wood. She has the C.L.A.W. on her wrist - the same device that Eddie Marsh built in a rented apartment in Austin, that Stevie carried for twenty years, that she inherited on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade the day she lost the only person, besides her dead father, who had ever chosen to protect her. For thirty-one years, it has been enough. Until now.

The world is gone. No cities. No rules. No future anyone can trust. Only dust, storms... and machines that rule what's left. Arin is just a survivor. No special power. No destiny. Just someone who refuses to stop walking, even when everything is trying to kill him. When he crosses paths with giant war machines known as Iron Gods, he realizes something terrifying- They are not broken. They are waiting. Controlled by a hidden force that wants to decide the fate of the world. With Lyra, a fierce fighter who has her own scars and reasons to fight, Arin steps into a war far bigger than himself. Together, they face impossible battles, deadly enemies, and a truth that could destroy what little hope remains. There is no map to guide them. No safe place to reach. No guarantee they will survive. But Arin makes one choice- To fight anyway. This is a story about action, survival, and courage. About standing up when the world wants you to fall. About proving that even in a broken world... humans don't need directions to create their own path. Because hope isn't found. It's made.

A dystopian sci-fi thriller of survival, family, and the price of freedom.

Ten years ago, the world didn't end. It was locked. A mysterious atmospheric release stopped adults from aging. Societies collapsed, and people fled to the safest places they could find; nuclear power plants, refineries, and sealed industrial zones. But not everyone stayed free. A global system known as INTERLOCK began taking people; engineers, technicians, operators and moving them into controlled zones where they were kept alive, stable... and unable to leave. Vera survived inside a protected nuclear facility in Europe. Mike didn't. Taken during the first weekend of the collapse, he disappeared without a trace. For ten years, Vera has been searching. When she finally finds him inside an Interlock zone, he is no longer just a prisoner. He is part of the system. And when she asks him to leave, he gives her the only answer he has left: "I can't."

Three swimmers. Three states. One apocalypse. Emma is chasing a state title in Georgia. Sienna is trying to prove she belongs after quitting softball. Audrey is holding her family together as her brother falls apart. They've never met. They never will. But when the world ends-fast zombies, walled cities, everything they love consumed by chaos-their lives become tethered by grief, by hope, and by the one thing that never leaves them: the water. This is not a love story. This is not a hero story. This is survival. Lap by lap. Breath by breath.

It's been two weeks since Dr. Kelson's death. Samson is alone in a world where he is no longer king of the wilds. His life is changed for the better when he saves a woman who takes him back to her settlement.

Before kings and empires, before mankind walked beneath the stars, there was a song-divine, broken, and eternal. From the first breath of Consciousness to the fall of gods and the rise of mortals, The Divine Requiem Saga weaves a mythic chronicle of a world forever caught in a cycle of creation and collapse. Across eons, civilizations rise from sacred flame and fall to ash. Ancient powers stir in forgotten realms. And as the Age of Conquest dawns, the echoes of a primordial war whisper once more. This is not a tale of heroes. This is the memory of a world-sung through time, bound by fate, and written in requiem. Author's Note / Disclaimer As this story continues to unfold, I am constantly developing new ideas, refining characters, and expanding the world. Because of this, earlier chapters may occasionally be revised or updated to better align with the direction the story is taking. I understand that this can be a bit disorienting for readers who are following along in real time, and I sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding when changes occur. What you're experiencing is the story as it is being shaped and discovered, not just told. As the narrative progresses, I will make every effort to solidify earlier chapters so that they remain consistent moving forward. Thank you for being part of this journey and for growing with the story as it evolves.

Two hundred years after a natural catastrophe destroyed the continent, the survivors have rebuilt themselves into a prospering world. New monarchs rule within a new order without dissonance, or so it seems. Greed, fear and doubt snake their way through the lives of mortals, all while a much greater threat looms just out of sight.

500 years ago, the earth collapsed and put humans into a minority. The world continued to adapt and change in unimaginable ways. Then.... a girl wakes up with no clue where she is, and that is the day her life changes. She has no memory of her life before she woke up and is forced to adapt. There are six people with her, all in the same situation, all clinging to the same shred of hope of surviving.

The world ended. Marcus is still here. Someone's going to regret that.

The sky hadn't been blue in a long time. It all started with a woman who didn't ask for any of this...

From 0 to 21, the world of Celestia is governed by the paths of Arcana, with the Sun's Promethean Order reigning sovereign. It had once bore countless mysteries, forged golden glories, and had fallen to a total calamity: The Great Collapse. Diminished it may be, the light of the Sun remained steadfast still. And now, its newfound avatar, Auguste Empyreon, shall tread upon the sullen ruins of the old world once more to discover tales left yet untold. Follow his footsteps to track down the runaway prince of his homeland, and discover secrets and schemes brewing beneath the depth of the earth.

All of their choices make a rebellion go wrong. What happens when sleep-deprived and hung-over rebels with relationship drama are tasked with ransacking and burning down a building? A lot of awkwardness, irritation, and trust issues. After a fire that doesn't go as expected, Emi seeks sanctuary in Zafran with only a backpack on her. Dangerous territory that could see her arrested or killed. If the Supremacy finds out what she's carrying, she could lose everything she's been fighting for, and so much more. Miles is a co-leader with Emi of the rebel group, Spring, and he has a lot he needs to get off his chest, but the timing couldn't be worse. How is he supposed to mend his relationship when Emi won't even talk to him? Pablo didn't want to get up today. In fact, he'd rather not get up at all, but Miles was idiot and it was best Pablo was there to witness. Never expected to find out that no one knew what they were doing at the mission target. What happened to the briefing? And why are Emi and The Vocate acting so suspicious? Whether it was a mistake or it was planned, Spring's attack on an airport leaves more than a fire. It allows the Supremacy to get exactly what it wants. The lives of those in Zafran will be changed forever. This is the story of Spring. Get to know these characters by their thoughts and actions, and how they navigate the world. Their paths converge and join with a Supremacy officer, a rebel from Twin Blades, a charming Vocate, and a volunteer fire fighter. (for search-ability, this novel was previously named Locus Inherited: Rebirth) ⚠️ Content Warning: This story contains strong language, psychological trauma, and graphic violence. *** normally publish a new chapter every other Friday at 7PM EST, but am currently on break until May. Then I will start publishing the new act. :) Update schedule is in author's profile.

Grace has grown up relatively safe in her small farming community decades after the war which decimated the world. But when a mysterious man tells her he knows more about her past than she does, she follows him on a dangerous mission in hopes of figuring out why she has never felt like she belonged. She soon finds herself fighting for her life and the lives of others as she learns that the world outside is a much more brutal place than she had ever imagined.

The world didn't end with a bang. It ended with a notification.

When a single scratch means death, it is paramount you find someone to watch your back. Unfortunately, survivor Caroline Wolfe has never had this privilege. When the plague began to ravage the world as she knew it, she was left to fend for herself, forcing her into positions she never wished upon anyone. The plague broke out five years before, killing over 90% of the world's population. It turned those she thought she could trust into mindless, undead, monsters and creatures controlled by survival, not loyalty. Caroline was lucky to have made it out of Ottawa alive, thanks to the help of her childhood in the Yukon, learning how to fight and survive with more traditional weapons. When she finds herself trapped within the confines of an abandoned apartment complex in what was Caledon, she has to make a choice. Either face the undead alone or help the mysterious, accented, skull faced man she finds within and tether herself to him for the foreseeable future. What she isn't expecting is to find someone she can lean on and, even, learn to love. The idea of a cure and the promise of answers loom on the horizon, but the question is if she can find it in herself to trust another. .｡❅*⋆⍋*∞*｡*∞*⍋⋆*❅｡. This is a Call Of Duty fanfiction, but it does not follow the plot of the games. I do not own any art used, nor the characters of Ghost, Soap, Price and Gaz. I do own Caroline Amki, Cleo, Pearl and the two Scott's. This is the first book in the Pure Canadian Chaos duology.