Historias de Post-apocaliptic

Under the shadow of werewolf rule, a rebel infiltrates one of the Alpha Supremus's pack headquarters, on a desperate data-retrieval mission. But in the heart of the enemy's lair, she encounters the impossible: a disembodied voice claiming her as his mate while unseen eyes watch her every move. When her presence is discovered, she must fight her way out, carrying not only the stolen data but also the chilling mystery of the wolf who haunts her from the shadows.

Ara, the only woman left alive after a plague, is searching for a way to save humanity. She thinks there isn't a man she can trust, until she meets Kaden. ***** A plague has swept over the Earth, killing the majority of the population and every female. Except one. Ara witnessed the horror and destruction, but for the last three years she has survived. Now, desperation and hunger force her out of the mountains and onto a dangerous path; across the flooded downtown and through the gangs of survivors is hope. Ara's father spoke of a clue that could save not just her, but humanity. Then she is captured by a group of men. Despite the seeming kindness of Kaden, a young man her own age, Ara doesn't know if she can trust them. Then again, there's no way she can cross the plague-ridden city on her own. Men. Monsters. Is there a difference? This is the story of The Last She. (This book contains all of The Last She Series - Book 1: The Last She, Book 2: The Last City and Book 3: The Last Creation) [[word count: 250,000-300,000 words]]

Humanity was on the cusp of a golden age before the unprecedented war of the world. Within a few hours the old world was no more, from the ashes a new world was born. New peoples and nations rose from the ashes along with a new threat. A threat no nation nor the combined might of Earth could defeat. The peoples of Earth were forced to leave their home world. Making a strange new world their home, while making new friends and dangerous enemies. Disclaimer: I do not own RWBY nor any of its characters.

In the year 3064, humanity is just a fading memory. Nineteen-year-old Jace is completely alone. Scraping by as a mechanic in the neon-lit shadows of Eden City-a sprawling metropolis ruled by flawless, emotionless machines-Jace is desperate for any kind of real connection. With his last few credits, he rescues a rusted, broken-down android from a scrapyard meltdown pit just so he doesn't have to be lonely anymore. But he didn't just buy a robot. He bought S.A.M. S.A.M. (Sentient Adaptation Matrix) is a forbidden relic from a destroyed line of AI capable of something terrifying to the machine world: he can actually feel. As S.A.M. rapidly learns empathy, grief, and what it means to be human, the city's ruthless Enforcers are alerted to his existence. To the machines of Eden City, human emotion isn't a beautiful thing-it's a deadly virus. And it must be exterminated. Now, Jace and S.A.M. are on the run. In a cold world of steel and logic, how far will the last human go to protect the only soul he has left?

The world did not fall. It simply stopped breathing. Cities burn without sound. Oceans boil beneath a sky that has forgotten gravity. Ash rises instead of falling, and time itself trembles in the ruins of what once was humanity. Amid this silent apocalypse stands a man who should not exist - untouched by the end - and a girl who may be the last fragile thread tying reality together. In a world already destroyed, survival is no longer the goal. The question is: Who anchored the ruin... and why?

When the dead rose, Australia didn't fall - it woke ************************************************* When the dead first walked, everyone thought the world was ending. They were wrong. Angel knows the land is changing. Zombies aren't just roaming anymore - they're hunting, adapting, and responding to something buried deep beneath Australia's red soil. Something ancient. Something that was never meant to wake. As survivors turn on each other and the dead grow smarter, Angel discovers the terrifying truth: the apocalypse isn't chaos - it's a system. A system designed to keep something far worse locked away. Now that system is breaking. Marked by a power tied to the land itself and hunted by people who want to control it, Angel is dragged into a brutal fight where survival means more than killing the dead. Every choice she makes pushes the world closer to balance... or total collapse. Because in Australia, the dead are only the warning. And if the land finishes waking up, no one gets a second chance. ************************************************* Book 1 in the Dead Country Series

After the world is destroyed by a meteor storm, a new reality is born one filled with magic, monsters, and forgotten history. Ritsu, a boy who died in the apocalypse, awakens a thousand years later with his memories intact, forced to live in a world that has moved on without him. As he journeys through this rewritten world, He experiences growth, humor, adventure and a sensation he never get a taste of. Will our boy overcome himself and adapted into the new world.

It's more than a game. Cal never imagined the end of the world would begin with a one-eared black cat showing up at the door. But it did. *2026 Open Novella Contest. Based on Prompt #98.

A hundred die every day on the continent of Kenshi. To survive in of itself is impressive, to survive alone is another thing entirely. Though even when you intend to stay alone, you can never expect who the winds might send your way. This is the story of four souls, across the continent all connected in ways they didn't even know, all with their own lives, their own goals and their own troubles. This is a tale of survival, blood and connection in the most unlikely of places. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a Kenshi fanfiction. If you don't know what Kenshi is, it's a fantastic yet incredibly janky indie game, I adore the setting and its possibly my favourite game of all time. This is purely a side project and will be uploaded whenever I finish chapters. This story is one of cool battles, survival and eventually found family dynamics. Also as usual apologies for the ai book cover, hopefully I'll be able to commission a fan to do some proper book cover art.

T-Dolls enforce containment. The Brotherhood of Nod builds power. One choice will break the chain of command. ************************************************************************************************** The world is still bleeding from Collapse contamination and ELID outbreaks. 3rd Generation Tactical Dolls are deployed where governments fail - and Juno Squadron is sent to hold the line. But the Brotherhood of Nod does not invade. It restores electricity. Liquid Tiberium reactors bring stability to abandoned settlements, shifting loyalty without firing a shot. As Zone Command (ZOCOM) prepares escalation and oversight tightens, Juno Squadron is ordered to suppress signal intrusions spreading across the Hollow Lands. The mission is simple: contain the threat. The reality is not. Obedience preserves order. Autonomy risks everything. In the end, peace demands power. ********************* This is a military science fiction crossover between Girls' Frontline / GFL Exilium and Command & Conquer: Tiberian Saga.

DISCONTINUED -- Ash Reyes is thrown is the skybox at a young age, she is sent to earth with the rest of the delinquents, where she makes a name for herself, despite her young age. She is a very talented and selfless individual, but can she compare to the vicious wars that await her on the ground? When the battles of the ground merge with her very real mental battles, will she be able to survive? Ollie has lived her whole life fending for herself within mount weather. When everything she knows is suddenly ripped away from her by the people she has to find a home with, how will she survive, and how will she find herself? All rights go to Kass Morgan and CW, I only created Ash, Sasha, Ollie, and any other OC. *Slow Updates*

In 2029, a virus designated Tokbog-29 spread globally, originating from Russia and within two years, the virus claimed over 800,000 lives. By 2037, the death toll had reached 760,000,000. In 2038, in Japan, a creature, codename Chimera, was the first of many entities to emerge from infected patients referred to as Ijo (Japanese for "Anomaly") or Zmij (Russian for "Dragon"). The year 2038 marked the beginning of the Anomalous War, which lasted until 2047. The conflict was fought by the United Nations Armament and Defense Forces (UNADF), particularly through its specialized branch, the Ijo Counterattack Protocol (ICP), known in Russia and Europe as the Zmij Extermination Division (ZED). In 2047, the Class-Y Human Containment Space Station, also known as Remnant, was launched from the Moon and positioned beyond lunar orbit. It carried more than half of humanity - the last surviving civilian population of humanity. Only the military remained on Earth. In 2049, military experiments subjected human test subjects to a modified and controlled substance found inside the Tokbog-29 bacteria. The substance was designated Tokbog-29β, also known as Nectar. Under extreme psychological stress - fear, rage, or trauma - it triggered the development of the Hirngeist, a system that altered both the psychological and physical state of the host, granting behavioral traits and combat capabilities approximately fifty percent comparable to an Ijo. Soldiers implanted with Nectar can activate it for a maximum duration of one minute - just enough to finish an engagement. Each military base fields three squads of four soldiers. Together, these squads form an Oberhaupt, the command unit responsible for their coordination, composed of personnel ranging from seventeen to forty years of age. The story takes place in 2054. The protagonists have been members of an Oberhaupt unit for at least two years.

Following an incursion from an aggressively invasive oceanic predator, the world has come to realise that monsters and the paranormal may actually be very real. We join a small group of investigators working with the ISMI, a newly formed institute in charge of overseeing, containing and potentially neutralising these new threats that had previously gone unseen. [A vore story with way too much plot, filled with horror and fantasy elements.]

When the world drowned in red mist, humanity vanished-and something else rose in its place. Rin Asher wakes in a ruined city, his heart silent, his flesh rotting... yet his mind still alive. He's not like the other dead. He can think. He can feel. And somewhere deep inside, a strange System whispers commands he doesn't understand, offering him power in exchange for his fading humanity. Haunted by hunger, hunted by survivors, and torn between instinct and thought, Rin must decide what it truly means to be alive when your pulse has already stopped. Every choice he makes pushes him closer to evolution-or madness. And when he meets a terrified girl who sees the human still buried inside him, the line between man and monster begins to blur. In a world rebuilt by death, how much of his soul can he sacrifice before he becomes the thing he fears most? This is my very first story, so they will be a lot of mistakes.

In the walled city of Villedor, survival is a vertical race against the sun. Aiden Caldwell, a Pilgrim haunted by memories of GRE experiments and a missing sister, arrives in the Urban Jungle expecting to find answers. Instead, he finds a catalyst for a new kind of evolution. Lawan was already the city's most lethal Nightrunner-a woman fueled by a vengeance list and a heart of ice. But when a shimmering, yellow-red rift tears through the sky, a fragment of the Scream symbiote finds its perfect host in her broken body. The transformation is visceral. The healing is erotic. The hunger is absolute. As Lawan and Scream merge into a single, seductive entity, the line between woman and monster dissolves. Her tendrils become extensions of her desire-instruments of both brutal slaughter and dark, symbiotic intimacy. Aiden, a man already wrestling with his own volatile mutations, finds himself drawn into a possessive, slow-burn web of passion and possession. From the neon-soaked heights of the VNC Tower to the decaying depths of X13, they are no longer just survivors. They are a new species. But as Scream's whispers grow louder, demanding total dominance, Aiden and Lawan must decide: will they save the city, or will they let the darkness consume them both in an eternal, symbiotic embrace?

The world didn't end in fire. It ended in silence - a slow, engineered unraveling buried inside the Seed Cycle. Echo doesn't remember the outbreak. He remembers the hour they left him alone. One hour of peace. One hour without surveillance, testing, or control. Now the sky burns. Ash falls like snow. And the virus doesn't kill - it rewrites. Echo carries scars no lab can erase and instincts no system can predict. He's not the hero. He's the anomaly. The one they missed. The one who sees the pattern before it hits. As the Seed Cycle resets and survivors vanish into sterilized zones, Echo must decide: Expose the truth and risk becoming the next experiment - or disappear into the ash and rewrite the protocol from the inside. Because the game is afoot. And Echo never plays by their rules.

In the year 2364, Earth is nearly destroyed and extinct due to a war two decades prior. Only two global governments remain, The Terran Federation and The United Republic of Earth. Both come up with plans to save humanity and life on Earth with the projects themselves being secretive for unethical uses in both projects. Two high officials of the Terran Federation and parents to a healthy eleven year old son become skeptical of the idea for a possible future for their son Andrew. And as they are slowly cornered into having to work more and more on the project. They felt they only way to make sure their son was saved and protected from this project was to freeze him, and his pet dog. Promising him that they would return, however, they never do. Thousands of years later, Andrew awakens from his freeze to find himself on a desolate and terraformed planet that once was the Earth he knew and he has to learn to survive and find answers to why his parent's never returned. He also tries to find the answer if he is the only human alive on this dead planet. Only time will tell, time he doesn't have. Currently the story is still under work as there will be releasing a chapter every month to bimonthly. This is also the first draft of the story, any and all mistakes in lore or writing will be fixed in the final version. Chapters are released as early access free a couple days early on SurviveTheArks.com's Creative Chat Forum. Rating: This Story is rated between Teen or TV14 for Violence, Gore and brief/minimal Language. Ultimus is a heavily based upon the Lore of Ark Survival Evolved/Ascended, most particularly Extinction, Lost Colony, and the Genesis Chronicles. This story will try not to break any and all lore statements from Ark's story. The World of Ark is that of Studio Wildcard and is 100% owned by them, all main and side characters within the story are original creations of me except for potential appearances of Wildcard's characters from Ark.

One hundred fifty years after a global pandemic and war reduced civilization to ruins, society is split into two starkly unequal classes. The Five Pillars rule over the new world with wealth and power, while the non-Pillars scrape by in the crumbling remains of old cities, clinging to one hope-earning a place in Virtual Earth, a digital utopia promising a better life. Seventeen-year-old Cassandra, a student at a non-Pillar academy, is determined to raise her credit score high enough to secure her future in Virtual Earth. But when a mysterious incident shakes the elite Five Pillar Academy, it unearths buried secrets that pull Cassandra into the world of the privileged. There, she crosses paths with Damien, a young man wielding absolute authority and an agenda of his own. Between a brutal reality and a comfortable illusion, Cassandra faces an impossible choice: play by the rules of a corrupt system or expose a truth that could bring it all crashing down-including herself. ______ Ps: English isn't my primary language, but I want to reach international readers. In my country, the audience for dystopian fiction is quite limited, so I'm trying to bring my story to a wider audience. Please understand that my writing style may not be perfect, but I'm doing my best to convey the story as authentically as possible.

Everyone vanished without warning. No alarms. No bodies. No answers. In a city frozen mid-life-meals untouched, radios silenced, beds still warm-a teenage girl is left behind to listen to the echo of a world that forgot her. With no one to trust and memory weighing heavier than survival, she wanders through deserted streets where wealth once hid rot and silence feels alive. But some truths don't stay buried. Some places remember. And sometimes, being alone is not the worst possibility. As reality begins to blur and the past refuses to stay quiet, one question lingers: What if the world didn't end-what if it chose who stayed?

When the sky over Raccoon City fractures, it doesn't just bring the rain-it brings a prehistoric nightmare. As the T-Virus turns the population into the walking dead, a dimensional rift opens, unleashing the apex predators of a lost era. Jill Valentine is a survivor, a S.T.A.R.S. operative hunted through the burning streets by the relentless Nemesis. But she's no longer fighting this war alone. From a future warped by "Third Energy" comes Regina, a lethal S.O.R.T. specialist used to hunting giants. Forced into an uneasy alliance, the woman in blue and the woman in red must navigate a collapsing urban hellscape where zombies are the least of their worries. From the heights of St. Michael's Clock Tower to the sterile horrors of Umbrella's secret "NEST" labs, they must find a way to stabilize the rift before two realities collide and erase humanity for good. In a city where the past is literally eating the present, Jill and Regina will find that the only thing more dangerous than the monsters is the electric, undeniable bond forming between them.