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The world did not end in an instant. It ended slowly-quietly-like something dying while still pretending to live. Serein Valdez learned to survive in that silence. Not because she was strong, but because she paid attention to things other people ignored. She learned how to move through ruined cities, how to avoid danger before it showed itself, and how to stay invisible long enough to live another day. She never planned to get involved with anyone. Especially not him. Leviandro Solenne is the kind of man who survives without asking permission from the world. Former military. Controlled. Detached. A man who moves like every decision has already been made long before it happens. When Serein finds him surrounded in the ruins-outnumbered, cornered, seconds away from death-she knows she should walk away. She doesn't. That single moment binds them in a world that punishes mistakes and calls attachment a weakness. He doesn't trust her. She shouldn't have saved him. But in a place where survival is no longer about strength alone, but about choice, instinct, and consequence- leaving each other becomes harder than surviving the world itself. And when the quiet finally ends, what's left behind is not just destruction. But the things they were never supposed to feel.

She should not exist in this world. She comes from a past where her story was meant to end - and yet she awakens in a reality where every day is a fight for survival and where morality depends on who is holding the knife. She learns this world slowly: its brutal rules, fragile alliances, and the people forced to choose between their hearts and their responsibilities. She sees more, knows more - and that is precisely why she cannot be trusted. On her path stand people torn between who they must be and who they wish they could be. Relationships are born from tension, anger, and unspoken promises - where trust is a weapon, and love is a weakness. A story about a world where surviving does not always mean living. _______________________________ The story starts at the beggining of season 2 of the100 and follows main threats. Also available in Polish on my profile/dostępne również po polsku

The year is 2020. Eight years have passed since the Retrovirus spread across the earth and ravaged human society. The lucky ones died horrific deaths. But most were changed, twisted into inhuman monsters called Ferals. These beasts tore cities and nations down, slaughtering, and infecting millions in their insane charge across the world. But they were not the only chimeric creatures to emerge. Other 'werewolves' had made themselves known, attacking humanity at every opportunity. Stronger, faster and tougher than the best of humanity, yet smarter and far more skilled than the Feral Hordes. The Nýúlfur. Pushed to their breaking point, humanity lashed out in hatred, if not in chemical, biological or nuclear hellfire, then by their force of arms. Today, only a handful of cities and nations survive, amongst them, the post-apocalyptic country of Cascadia. But the Ferals continue to prowl the world, whilst the Nýúlfur to continue to fight both human and Feral alike out in the wilderness. But things have started to change. One human survivor finds himself twisted and altered through immoral experimentation, leaving him an outcast. As he struggles to put what is left of his life back together, this survivor's newfound status gives him a unique insight into the world, and the true nature of the conflict between Humanity and the Nýúlfur. But soon, the mysterious Organisation that experimented on him in the first place will re-emerge. An Organisation with a peculiar connection to the Retrovirus itself... This story is also available on Royal Road, Spacebattles, Sufficient Velocity and AO3.

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. ***** A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

[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] ****

She was a state champion swimmer. Then the world ended. Madelynn Clark's biggest worry was the 100 breaststroke final at the Utah 6A State Championship. That was February 2025. By summer, the TSJ pandemic reached America. By fall, the dead stopped staying dead. Now Draper is a ghost town. The safe zones have fallen. The infected are fast, relentless, and impossible to stop. Maddy has lost everything except her mom, her little brother, and a hammer she found in the garage. But she still has the water. And the water remembers what she is.

The end is just the beginning for Hannah Smith. When the end of the world is upon Hannah she is left to survive the apocalypse alone. She is met with unthinkable horrors, dangerous people, and isolation. Who can she trust in this new world? TW: gore, violence, sexual assault, blood

Benji is awkward, gay, and barely survived high school. Now he has to survive the apocalypse. After a cosmic event blankets the world in black dust, unleashing a deadly plague and collapsing society, seventeen-year-old Benji sets off alone to find other people. He's prepared for illness, for lawlessness, for solitude. What he isn't prepared for is Cabe, the broody, straight classmate who just saved him from a would-be mugger. Cabe has one goal: protect his baby sister and find their missing mom. Benji? He has a crush on Cabe the size of the roiling space dust cloud that looms over their town. But Cabe is moody and focused on survival, and Benji talks too much and keeps catching feelings. As the unlikely trio treks through their decimated city, scavenging supplies and dodging threats, Benji and Cabe find moments of warmth, laughter, and something dangerously close to love. But when grief, mistrust, and dangerous survivors threaten their fragile connection, Benji must decide if love is worth the heartbreak...even at the end of the world. Still Awkward at the End of the World is a 74k word standalone YA post-apocalyptic queer romance that blends the raw survivalism of The Last of Us with the tender heart of Red, White & Royal Blue and the emotional tension of They Both Die at the End. It's awkward. It's gay. And somehow, it's still hopeful. ***2 new chapters every day until completion of book in late June.***

The Wastes are full of killers, dreamers, liars, and saints. Most men are a little of each. When Delvani falls in with a mysterious old Virgil, he begins a journey across an unforgiving frontier. What starts as a simple passage through the wilderness soon becomes a test of character, conviction, and survival.

Mileena of Outworld was forged in blood and royal betrayal, her veins pulsing with the uncontrollable, feral curse of the Tarkat disease. When the enigmatic G-Man plucks her from the brink of a brutal war, he doesn't drop her into a battlefield she knows-he drops her into the dystopian nightmare of City 17. Stripped of her crown and fitted with a restrictive, high-tech H.E.V. suit that keeps her hunger suppressed, Mileena is unleashed upon the Combine. She is a one-woman slaughterhouse, a jagged blade of rage cutting through alien oppression. But the suit isn't enough to keep her monstrosity at bay, and the G-Man's plan for a "new Freeman" is about to go violently off-script. Enter Alyx Vance. Grounded, brilliant, and fiercely capable, Alyx is the only spark of light in Mileena's bleak new reality. As they fight side-by-side to topple an empire, their professional alliance fractures into something far more dangerous: a raw, primal obsession. In a world where one wrong move means death, they find salvation in each other's touch. As the Tarkat virus threatens to consume Mileena completely, she must navigate the terrifying intersection of her feral instincts and her growing, desperate need for Alyx. Can she accept that her "monstrosity" is not a flaw, but a source of power-and that her humanity is something she only finds in the arms of the woman who refuses to let her go? CONTENT WARNING: This is an adult romance. Contains sexual content, graphic violence, dark themes, and intense power dynamics.

The Mojave Campaign was meant to expand the NCR further west, gaining land and a city that could elevate the nation even further. 20 years later and hundreds of thousands of dollars down the drain and it has nothing to show for it except for the dead buried in the sands of Nevada and a treaty that net them losses rather than gains. This is the story of a common soldier that's there as tensions rise and a new faction bearing the name of an ancient empire enters joins the table. Work of Fanfiction, I do not own Bethesda studios or the Fallout franchise

Neo Homeworld. The place where gemkind rejuvenated. With Ultranite in charge, it's sure to be a great place, right? Madeira and her friends like to think so. Sadly, life on Neo Homeworld is not as straightforward as it seems. Action and adventure await! Is Neo Homeworld all it's hyped up to be? What happened to the Crystal Gems? Read all about it in the long awaited sequel to WASUS, Wulfenite: Cosmic Rejuvenation!

Ten years ago, seven-year-old Mila Voss vanished without a trace. The world moved on. Or so she was meant to believe. Deep beneath the surface, inside a classified government facility, Mila has spent a decade as Subject V-937 - a test subject in a pathogen program pushing human adaptation to its limits. Around her, children disappear. Friends die. Memories fade. Survival becomes routine. To cope, Mila keeps a notebook. A list of names. A record of everyone she refuses to forget. When Adrian Vale arrives as a new recruit assigned to observe the facility, he expects science. Data. Answers. Instead, he finds a girl with a notebook full of names and a decade of questions nobody will answer. As their friendship grows through exchanged notes, weather reports, and impossible dreams, Adrian begins uncovering the truth buried beneath years of lies. The children were never lost. They were taken. And somewhere above ground, their families are still searching. Now, with time running out and the facility closing in, Mila and Adrian must decide whether hope is worth the risk of everything. Because some storms are meant to be survived. And some cages were never meant to last.

After spending three hundred years underground, humanity finally returned to the surface. They had to adapt quickly to survive, because adaptation was their only option. But the new world was not the only thing that had changed. Beyond the concrete walls that had sheltered them for centuries, they soon discovered the true nature of humanity.

In 2895, the world is barely holding together, thanks to apocalyptic disasters and scientists who took "What's the worst that could happen?" way too seriously. Meet Skyleen Winters, a girl stuck with a family legacy she never asked for... and a man who's really just a side character. Kay. The brooding, too-cool-for-this, "I-could-kill-you-with-a-paperclip" heir to her family's rival guild. She hates him. Follows him around anyway. Or wait-he hates her... but follows her around anyway. Honestly? Hard to tell. Now, Skyleen has to survive Kay's cryptic one-liners, brutal training, and the unsettling feeling that he either wants to kill her... or doesn't? We'll see. With dangerous science, family feuds, and one very inconvenient rivalry, Skyleen's biggest challenge isn't just surviving-it's figuring out who she really is before it's too late. Top Ranking Achievements 🏆 🔥 1st Place - Gripping (25.03.2025) ⚡ 1st Place - Energy (25.03.2025) 🗡️ 91st Place - Backstabbing (Respectable effort! 😆 25.03.2025)

A family effected by the devastation of Scylla had their house destroyed, and are trying to get by. Their daughter Macie is going back to school, constantly being reminded of the devastation

(NOT MINE, THIS IS ONLY A TRANSLATION) Credits to the Author: Er Gen Xu Qing lives in a world where the weak are the prey of the strong, and every day is a fight to survive. The aura of a god has polluted the entire world, including the resources necessary to practice cultivation. As a result, cultivators risk mutation and death when they try to become more powerful. Xu Qing's goals are simple: he wants to survive, and he wants to find his lost family. He lives in brutal, ruthless, and chaotic circumstances, but he encounters good people that become his close friends. He is not crafty and cowardly like Bai Xiaochun. He is not clever and greedy like Meng Hao.

The dead hand of history still grips the throat of the present. Three centuries after a meteor shower devastated Earth, humanity is divided. The powered are blamed for the virus that killed billions and twisted the natural world into something deadly. Feared and hated, they are sent into the wilds to fight the mutations that now threaten what remains. Ezra has spent his life resisting that division. As a doctor, he believes every life is worth saving. Then he comes home to find a wounded stranger collapsed on his floor. Saving the man is instinct. What follows is not. The choice pulls Ezra into a hidden war where old hatred still shapes the present, and the truth behind the world's ruin may be more dangerous than the monsters outside the city walls.

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.

"Civilization has nearly fallen as Blood Storms swept through major cities, monsters of the bloody shadow followed in the storm and killed all that got in their way. Cities are massacred and the storms rage across the planet." It is a two hundred years later and the world has slowly recovered. The might Blood Storm that once covered the entire planet has fractured into thousands of smaller Storms around the world. The countryside is constantly ravaged by Blood Storms, no one goes in them unless they want to travel to another city. Unlike the countryside, cities have a chance to rebuild but mistrust and violence over resources have made it hard for them to come back together. Totalitarian groups formed from old military remnants, promising to save the world but secretly want it to stay fractured just for their own gain of power in the seat. Groups formed outside these cities, fighting for survival, Raiders attack in the night and melee becomes the new combat norm. Storm Sickness ravages large populations. They are discriminated against and hated against, considered a different race other than humans. Sanctuaries formed to protect the sick. The Kreed sit as the only group that can stop the Rymar's advance against the Sick. And in all of this mayhem, murder, chaos and misery, Kade Malken and Rovan Kreesh's stories shall unfold.