Virusoutbreak Stories

The outbreak didn't destroy him. It refined him. As cities rot and the infected multiply, one mind remains clear - and it's not on humanity's side. In a world that chews the weak, power belongs to what's left standing. a story about how I became the Ruler Of what's Left.

a dystopian story about a girl named Evie who wishes to escape from her mother and overtake the government. However if she does, she must be careful and avoid being infected by the rotters, who carry the virus that is slowly killing the world

Join Maria, a girl with extraordinary powers, as she navigates the complexities of high school life while hiding her abilities from her peers. But when a mysterious portal unleashes a deadly virus, Maria and her classmates must band together to save their world. As they face this unprecedented challenge, Maria grapples not only with the threat at hand but also with her struggle for acceptance and identity. Will they find a solution before it's too late, or will their differences tear them apart?

Might as well dump it here haha

Follow the stories of four real teenagers trying to survive in a proposed fictional post apocalyptic world and the trials and tribulations they each face. Patryk: a programming student caught in the backlash of escapees from the college building, surviving on his own as a merciless slayer of the undead after conveniently happening upon a collection of WW2 weaponry. Holly: a clumsy first year who unwillingly gets thrown directly into the path of chaos after teaming up with second year Ellie, to escape the college lock down. Mae: a performing arts student who is more than meets the eye...why? She's hiding a game changing secret which could just be the key to saving the human race. (That and she's kinda badass!) Ellie: a second year art student with very little common sense using her obsession with Netflix to her advantage to fight the undead. Her soul mission is to be reunited with Patryk after they were separated in the college exodus.

At Ridgewood High, everything seems perfect on the surface, with its elite students ruling the school's hierarchy. However, behind their carefully curated personas lies a web of forbidden love, fractured friendships, and sinister secrets. When an unknown contagion begins spreading within the town, targeting young people, the group's secrets are unearthed one by one, threatening not only their relationships but their very survival. Theme Love vs. Betrayal: The tangled relationships among the characters highlight the fragility of trust. Mystery & Suspense: As the contagion spreads, its connection to the group unfolds, with each character harboring secrets that could hold the key to its origins. Coming-of-Age: The story explores identity, self-discovery, and the pressure of maintaining facades in a world that demands perfection.

A virus they can't cure. A girl they can't control. A secret the world was never meant to know. When a mysterious outbreak ravages Nigeria, 17-year-old Zara Omondi and her younger brother Tunde are taken to Zone V - a high-security quarantine facility buried beneath the Jos Plateau. But this isn't just a medical center. It's a lab. And they're not just patients... they're test subjects. The virus - codenamed VX-6 - isn't natural. It was built. Engineered to learn, adapt, and evolve. And now, it's whispering. Zara discovers that someone close to her helped design it. Worse - they left behind a digital ghost inside the virus. A signal. A lock. As the world crumbles and her brother begins to change, Zara must decode the past, survive the present, and outsmart a living virus that wants more than just bodies. It wants minds. It wants her.

PART 2 OUT!!!!!!!!! This is my first ever wattpad story, so enjoy 😚😚

This ia a story of life and death. It's a battle of survival !! When a strange virus hits Jefferson High, it turns half the student body into mindless, flesh-craving zombies, starting with the college staff. Trapped inside after college hours, a mismatched group of student - an overachieving valedictorian, a rebellious slacker, a smart prepper, and a class clown must put aside their differences and work to survive the nightmare. But the halls of the high college have never been more dangerous, and surviving the undead might be easier than surviving each other. Can they survive this nightmare!!??

In a world on the brink of collapse, a deadly mutation of the Zika virus, labelled H1T1, begins to claim lives with a speed not seen since the Black Death swept through Europe. Desperate to stop the outbreak, a group of young scientists successfully constructs a time machine, hoping to venture into the future to retrieve a cure and bring it back to their present. Fully aware of the risks, they push the machine beyond its limits and find themselves partially stranded in a dystopian future. In this grim reality, the virus has wiped out three-quarters of the global population, dismantling society as we know it. The remnants of humanity now inhabit fractured cities, controlled by brutal armed factions and authoritarian regimes. Trapped in this hostile world, the group must navigate a landscape of violence and despair while confronting their own futures and counterparts from this timeline. The mistakes of the past resurface: rivalries, betrayals, and the devastating losses that tore them apart-murder, madness, and the inescapable brutality of a world drained of hope. In their fight to survive and find the cure, they face not only the dangers of this future but also the haunting reality of what they might become.

The year 2020 became a year that the world will remember forever. Like an unexpected storm, the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything. No one was prepared. No one truly understood what was happening. What followed was fear, uncertainty, and a growing sense of anxiety that haunted every corner of life.

A group of survivors must escape a city over run by zombies to get to safety.

I have a huge crush on Wesker and one day he somehow comes into our world and kidnaps me. And, everything I write about in my journal comes to life.

In light of the Buddha purnima and the ongoing pandemic, the poem is all about the sanctity of the purnima moon which is believed to be the source of positive energy, that the world needs today.

"The world ended. We didn't." The infection managed to kill 41% of the world's population of children 18 and under before the governments and world leaders came together, dumping billions of dollars into research for a cure, miraculously found in under a year. Those over 18 were asymptomatic to the disease, and only about 0.3% of the adult population ended up getting the vaccine, whether it be conspiracy nuts or scientists, while it was obligatory for the children and every newborn since to be vaccinated in fear of another outbreak. Eight years later, unbeknownst to the remaining population, the virus has mutated and evolved, but the past vaccine has still protected those who got it. However, the ones left behind have been turned into mindless, flesh-craving monsters who roam the streets. After being separated from her group as they escape their old school, Mack tracks her her friends across decimated California, encountering more enemies than allies as she attempts to find and reunite with them. Meanwhile, her friends have been clashing with others groups as well. Yet everything is changing, and the line between right and wrong begins to blur. People's masks slide off, and those who may have been your best friend are now willing to kill you if it helps themselves, or people are simply crazy, going around murdering others as they take joy in the lawless new society. Because at the end of the world, the only thing more dangerous than what's out there... is who you become. Attempting to tell it from 4 POVs or more. help

Once upon a time, I was a naive eleven year old girl who believed the best in people. My journals were littered with glittery stars and bright red hearts, with the initials of whatever boy I was crushing on at the time etched inside. I wrote with gel pens the color of the rainbow and let the happiness of life soak into every word. I was a normal girl who loved Taylor Swift and followed the Kardashians, behind my mother's back, of course. Now? Now, America is in ruins. A batch of contaminated pennies wiped out the greatest nation in the world-or so we thought of it at the time. All it took was the building of a wall to make someone hate us enough to destroy us. Not just destroy us, but turn us into ravenous undead that crave brains. The very walls that were built to protect us now contain us. But the worst of it? The undead have our families' faces, their souls still very much alive, though their bodies act alone. We call them Criers, for the trail of black tears that spill down their cheeks as they crush through their loved ones' skulls. And I would be one, too, if it wasn't for Robbie and his escape plan. This is our story, our duet, if you will. Trigger Warnings: Death, violence (though not overly graphic), blood, and other dark themes. This is in journal formatting with lots of graphics to look at! Updates weekly.

A deadly virus. A hidden lab. A message that could change everything. When Dr. Elias Navarro receives an encrypted message from a colleague long thought dead, he's thrust into a conspiracy that threatens the entire world. The virus spreading through his hospital is not natural-and someone powerful wants to keep the truth buried. COVID-X: The Project of Silence is a chilling medical thriller that blends suspense, science, and the terrifying possibility that the real enemy isn't the virus... but those who created it. Will Elias uncover the truth before it's too late?

They lived and loved in a world where skin contact was absolutely forbidden. One day, on what the past called the Day of the Hearts, they slipped up and held hands in the middle of the street. Three years after a deadly pandemic wiped out 65% of world's population. The Government's Mandate continues to control the lives of a few surviving cities across the globe. But things are dire. The virus continues to mutate. And there is no cure. ONC Prompts #4, #27, #54, #57, #62