Historias de Ruinedcity

In the aftermath of a cataclysmic event, 17-year-old Amelia fights her way through a desolate wasteland where her notions of hope and survival are challenged at every turn. Stripped of the comforts of civilization, she navigates a world scarred by nuclear devastation, with lethal radiation lingering in the air and grotesque mutations haunting the ruins of the past. Small enclaves of humanity cling to existence within the remnants of once-thriving cities, now overtaken by nature and crawling with fearsome and tragic mutated creatures. As Amelia traverses this treacherous landscape, she wrestles with the harsh realities of resource scarcity, the constant threat of violence, and the deep psychological scars left by loneliness and loss. Her resilience is tested repeatedly as the remnants of human society reveal themselves to be riddled with strife: rival factions vie for dwindling supplies, survivors are driven to desperate measures, and trust has become a rare commodity in daily life. Determined to carve out a future amidst the chaos, Amelia learns to hone her skills in scavenging and strategizing, devising clever ways to steer clear of danger while building bonds with others shaped by adversity. Compelled to face her own fears and navigate the moral dilemmas of survival, she evolves into a fierce protector of her newfound friends, fostering a sense of community that stands in stark contrast to the harshness of their reality. In this unforgiving world, Amelia's journey transcends mere survival; it becomes a quest for identity, purpose, and a glimmer of hope that might one day rekindle the spirit of humanity amidst the ruins of what was once a vibrant civilization.

Traumatized and left in a world destroyed by war, Tyler and his friends finally managed to find a way to live a semi-happy life in a city of ruins, but with rouge killer gangs, an Oligarchy destined to gain control of of the ruined world, and strangers around every corner, Tyler might have to be the one stop the world from falling apart again.

After a bullet to the head, Honor Raisa wakes in a ruined hospital-alone, hidden among the dead. Three months have vanished. While she slept, a deadly plague turned this realm into a quarantine zone. Now her Master is missing, her memories are fractured, and her only choice is forward. She is not finished yet.

In Ember Vein, power isn't given - it's burned into you. Sigils are the key to strength, survival... and madness. One mark can make you a legend. Three can make you a monster. When a low-level enforcer named Wren stumbles into a failed sigil trade beneath the crumbling slums, everything goes wrong. A stolen rune. A Burnlust addict. A transformation no one was ready for. Now, hunted by gangs, haunted by visions, and scarred with something he shouldn't have survived, Wren is dragged into a war over sigils older than memory - and a curse that wants to finish what it started. Some scars are warnings. His is a weapon.

In an alternate future timeline, the Heroes Legion and all metahumans are gone and the world is a ruined shell of it's former self left over from the 'great massacre' where the survivors use what they can and do what they can to survive. Disgusted by 'normal' humanity's hand in this worlds existence, Kagae Kishi has long ago forsaken his former calling as the Dark Avenger, content to let humanity suffer and languish in the ruins of their own making. But all that changes when surprisingly two new metahuman siblings, and their sadistic crew appear and proceed to take over Lunar City. As a result, events are set in motion that bring the Knight of the Night back in action after 40 years of neutrality. Now the old hero is back, and is coming for revenge on the Ghoul Siblings and the Sadistic Five. With a reluctant cynical prostitute named Rebecca Adler aiding him, can the Shadow Knight find both revenge and justice in his quest, and is he so far removed from the man he once was that he cant also find his hearts old sense of justice and love that gave him his humanity and made him a hero in the first place. Also having been gone for so long, as well as being wise in the years, does he even stand a chance against the next generation of super-villains? Rated: M: For language, Sexuality and violence

They were born different. They were told they were wrong. Science calls them Aberrations. The government calls them Abominations. To the world, they're monsters blamed for its collapse. Hunted. Culled. Dissected. Erased. But in a fight for memory, identity, and survival, what happens when the only way to live... is to become exactly what they fear?