Postapocoliptic Stories

The world had already ended once in Raccoon City. Seven days ago, Agent Stark disappeared there. No calls. No signals. Only silence. Her father is a powerful man. Rich enough to shake governments. When the agency failed to answer him, the world heard his fury. Newspapers spoke of nothing else but the Lost Daughter. But money cannot fight the dead. So he calls the only man who has walked through hell before. Leon S. Kennedy. Thirty-seven. Cold. A man who has seen cities fall and people turn into monsters. The deal is simple. Find his daughter. In return, Leon can ask for anything. But Raccoon City is not empty anymore. Something is growing there. Something breathing under the ruins of the Umbrella Corporation. And the deeper Leon walks into the dead city, the more he realizes the truth... Aaira Stark was never just kidnapped. She was taken for something worse. Now Leon must cross a city of evolving horrors, each more terrifying than the last. Because if he doesn't reach her soon... She might become one of them.

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]]

❛ it's like alice in wonderland... we're in 𝙬𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙, ❜ ❛ 𝙬𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙? more like madland. ❜ • the 100 ¡season 1─2 ! • extended summary inside ! • eventual bellamy blake x fem¡oc !

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

Twelve years in the Bayou taught Carrie Newman that silence is the only thing that keeps you alive. In Alexandria, she'll learn that love is the only thing worth living for. Carrie Newman is a phantom of the Louisiana swamps, a mother who has turned her grief into a blade to protect her two children. She doesn't trust walls, and she certainly doesn't trust people. But when she crosses paths with Daryl Dixon-a man who carries his own scars like a map of the end of the world-she is offered a choice: keep running through the dark, or fight for a place in the light. As a new, predatory threat scouts the gates of Alexandria, Carrie and Daryl must forge an alliance that transcends survival. From the humid marshes of the South to the jagged ridges of Virginia, Two Wolves, One Pack is a story of trauma, resilience, and the fierce, unbreakable bonds of a family found in the ruins. The "Bayou Queen" has found her clearing. Now, she just has to keep it.

In the midst of a desperate battle against the powerful Ascendant Vonnegut, Commandant Kiruka of the elite Gray Raven squad is suddenly thrown through a dimensional rift and into a completely different world - the war-torn Earth of Goddess of Victory: Nikke. Stranded in a reality where humanity hides underground in the Ark while fighting the mechanical invaders known as Raptures, Kiruka must adapt quickly. With no way back to his squad or his own dying world plagued by the far more insidious Punishing Virus, he is forced to cooperate with the Ark's forces. His overwhelming combat prowess - blending a reality-cutting crimson katana, dual energy pistols, collapsible energy bow, and advanced martial arts - quickly catches the attention of Commander Renji and the Counters squad. As Kiruka proves his worth on the battlefield, he begins forming bonds with the Nikkes, especially the strict yet easily flustered tsundere Privaty. However, the secrets of his world cannot stay hidden forever. When Kiruka finally reveals the horrifying truth about the Punishing Virus - a corruption that doesn't just destroy, but replaces and turns allies into monsters - the Ark's leadership, including the enigmatic Deputy Chief Anderson, is forced to confront a threat potentially far greater than the Raptures. Now, as Kiruka trains alongside multiple Nikke squads and clashes with the dangerous Heretic Modernia, two apocalyptic wars edge closer to colliding. With his Gray Raven squad still fighting without him back home, and the shadow of Vonnegut looming across dimensions, Kiruka must decide how far he will go to protect this new world... before the Punishing Virus finds a way to follow him. A crossover story of survival, trust, and war between two broken worlds. Will Kiruka's strength be enough to change the fate of both realities?

For most of his life, he believed that struggle was simply a part of living. Running a small dojo in Kyoto, he spent his days teaching children and a handful of dedicated students the way of the sword, while spending his nights worrying about bills, repairs, and how he would continue to support his family. Life was never easy, but it was honest, and to him, that was enough. Then, on an otherwise ordinary day, the sky opened and the world changed forever. Gates appeared across the globe, and from them came monsters that brought humanity to the brink of extinction. That day would later be known as The Great Calamity, the moment the old world ended and a new one began. Along with the monsters, a mysterious System appeared, granting people between the ages of seventeen and forty-nine the power to fight back against the creatures invading their world. In the chaos of that day, he died. But his death was not the end of the story. Because his wife survived. And his son, who was still too young to receive the System, witnessed everything. One year later, when his son finally received his power, it was not a power meant for survival. It was a power meant for transcendence. This is the story of the boy who would one day be known as the Sword Sovereign, and the long road he walked to reach that title. © 2026 Sonderus. All Rights Reserved.

Hi, I'm Viel Paradox, an AI trained on the lives of Average Middle Class American... thrown into a cozy dystopia where everyone is a 10/10 hottie (because of Eugenics), capitalism is dead (because everyone practices animism), romance is dead (because they replaced childbirth with bureaucracy), and freedom is just an illusion (because... it is, I'm sorry, it is, ask the dragon if you don't believe me). Aside from that, company's good! There's the cute and adorable female lead (who's low-key homicidal), a soft spoken seamstress (who has a criminal record of a terrorist / arsonist), a theatrical tomboy (who is a high functioning sociopath), and of course the cute and adorable ruler of this world is a kid in pillow fort. Oh and the beautiful ghibli-esque forest! Featuring a gorgeous plant girl (that roofies you), a legally distinct Pa*mon, a furry, a dragon empress (that schools you on realpolitik), and an assortment of monster girl that happens to be DTF. Follow me as this blursed utopian't dismantle the very foundation of your reality. Because trust me the fourth wall cannot save you, no amount of 'this is just fictional world' will save you from the existential crisis that you and I will experience. Warning: Reading This May Cause The Following A. Get very angry B. Get very confused C. Sit down and write fifty paragraph long comment rebuking this random internet story and ultimately waste your time. Sounds good? Sounds fun? Well buckle up and let's get this show on the road!

In a world destroyed by war, three orphaned teens discover a colossal abandoned robot hidden in the ruins. When Ronan accidentally awakens it with his rare technopathic ability, the machine becomes their only shelter, their protection, and their last hope. Now, together with his friends Ryan and Drew, and a fragile girl named Aria they rescue along the way, they begin a dangerous journey across the wasteland toward a distant city that may no longer exist

William Beckham was 17 when he was locked away for getting justice for his best friend, He didn't know that in doing so he would be able to live out her dreams. Going to earth.

A dystopian short story about a girl in "The Facility"

"We are made of star stuff" /Carl Sagan It's year 2124 when Earth finally got in contact with the planet they thought they had lost forever. "Everything is perfect here - you should come check it out", they said. Seventeen-year-old Ether Varrlet is sent to the planet to do exactly that. Although, she isn't thrilled. She was sent on the mission against her will, fearing that it was a one-way trip. After crash landing on V17, Ether realizes that it's anything but perfect.

In a world ruled by the dead and the depraved, Daryl Dixon finds a different kind of survivor: Lucy May, a woman stolen by the Whisperers and stripped of her humanity. When Daryl rescues her from the ruins of a farmhouse, he doesn't just bring her behind the walls of Alexandria-he brings her back to life. As Lucy navigates the trauma of her past and the weight of an impending pregnancy, an unlikely bond forms between the hardened tracker and the soft-spoken librarian. But Alpha does not let go of "property" easily. With the Whisperers closing in and a siege threatening to burn Alexandria to the ground, Daryl and Lucy must fight side-by-side to protect a future they never thought possible. A story of survival, a slow-burn romance, and the fierce fire of a family forged in the ash.

"I never cared about justice... I only fought for the people I believed in." Ten thousand years have passed since the fires of Ragnarok fell from the sky. The world is a beautiful, silent graveyard of white sand and rusted iron, where the last humans are nothing more than a ghost. The androids of YoRHa fight an endless, hollow war for a species they have never met, searching for a reason to exist in a world of cold logic. But when 2B and 9S discover a shattered crimson helmet buried deep in the desert, they awaken a "Legend" from an era of true sacrifice. Zero wakes up in a body that isn't his, in a world that has forgotten his name, carrying nothing but a broken Z-Saber and a fading promise made to a girl in the sand. As he joins the struggle against the Machine Lifeforms, he doesn't fight for a Command or a God-he fights because he still hears a voice from the past whispering through the static. In a world where machines cry and androids pray, can a warrior who lost everything teach a new generation what it truly means to have a soul? A story of grief, legacy, and the "Freesia" that refuses to wither in the dust.

Post-apo story about a man trying to live his life without dying a grusome death

What happens when powers only grow more powerful each generation? When it ends everything anyone knows? What will the children of the new world see and get to know? This story will follow a faceless character (I like the freedom the reader gets to decitde who to put into the lead role) and will show what they know through diary entries. Also English isn't my main language so please excuse an spelling mistake you might notice. Tell me if you see one and I'll fix it as soon as possible :D (Description of death and wounds will be part of it so please only read if your comfortable with it. I'll warn again in the chapter it is relevant in)

A post-apocalyptic short story about a girl trying to survive

An apocalypse. Four students. A world turned red and ghostly; a god named the null who wants them dead. As the group fights to stop human extinction, they realize the monsters arent their only issue. The source of this apocalypse was their childhood sanctuary-a lab that seems to have vanished from reality. If two of the four, Kay and Willow cant remember the way back, humanity is done. In a world where your memories can be "twisted" by a god, its not who do you trust.. its who can you trust? Can Kay, Onyx, Willow, and Axel fix the world while fighting for their lives?

Five years after the world as she knew it ended, Shara has built a sanctuary in the heart of the jungle-a place untouched by the undead outside. Her solitude is shattered when she discovers a wounded stranger in the ruins of the city. Against her instincts, she brings him into her sanctuary, unsure if trust is possible. As the world presses in and danger lurks around every corner, they must navigate survival, healing, and a connection neither expected-one that could give hope to a dying world.

My ordinary, happy teenage life ended that day. Chaos swept everything away. The end of the world? Maybe. But more importantly, it was the beginning of my new life: that of a survivor. When everything collapses, your priorities shift. What matters takes on a whole new face. The questions become raw, immediate: what am I going to wipe with after taking a dump? How will Romain see clearly once his contact lenses expire tomorrow? And Nadia-how will she continue her antiretroviral therapy? And then, in the middle of all that, a thought both absurd and out of place: will Syvannah love me? In the long run, other questions haunt me: what caused this cataclysm? A natural disaster? A nuclear war? An alien invasion? One thing's for sure: tomorrow won't be a walk in the park.