Warfiction Stories

A historical fiction tradgedy set during WW1. In his heart, John Werner knows this war is wrong, but he's too torn between Rosa, the woman on shore he's supposed to love, and Tally, his fellow soldier and friend, to make a stand. He knows at some point he must choose between his loyalty to his country and his good sense, but until then, he is really good at just following orders.

An extraterrestrial soldier, Gabriel Lumière (formerly known as Neriah Azhar) who lost his home planet from another galaxy after the invasion, exiled and landed on Earth in the beginning of the Second World War. Would he survive and live in the present time? Wikidot Series from League of Enhanced Individuals.

Amidst war's chaos, Zayn lets Alya believe he is dead while he fights from the shadows. Alone in a shattered world, she yearns for his love and protection, unaware that he is closer than she could ever imagine. When she bravely protects a child from advancing soldiers, danger closes in on her. Just as hope fades, a figure emerges from the darkness. Has fate brought back someone she thought she'd lost forever-or something far more dangerous?

In the heart of World War II, Lukas, a loyal German officer, is called upon by his commander, Colonel Jansen, to uncover a British spy in the city of Zwolle. With urgency driving his actions, Lukas arrives in Zwolle and begins his mission. As he delves deeper into the investigation, he faces unexpected challenges, from confronting captured British officers to encountering a mysterious intruder in his hotel room. With the help of the local police, Lukas narrows down his suspect list to 61 men, and a peculiar clue on a British army knife leads him to William Sebold. But when confronted with the evidence, William's reaction takes a dangerous turn, leading to a suspenseful climax that threatens Lukas's very life.

In a world fractured by war and surveillance, silence became the strongest weapon. Emperor Eagle, master of strategy and shadows, leads China and a coalition of unlikely allies in a war not just for land-but for control of truth itself. As nations fall and whispers grow louder, one question haunts the world: When power builds its empire from silence, how do you learn to scream again? Ashes of Dominion is Book One of The Memory Pattern - a poetic and ruthless dive into modern warfare, resistance, and the echoes we leave behind.

In the middle of a brutal war between rival kingdoms, two awkward teenagers-Callen, a quiet strategist's son, and Elira, the blacksmith's clever apprentice-have been inseparable since childhood. As war threatens to separate them forever, they struggle with their feelings, neither brave enough to confess-until the front line hits too close to home

August 1944. The guns have fallen quiet on the outskirts of Paris, but the war is not yet done. Private Joe Santoro, wounded and lost, stumbles into the ruins of a bombed convent where a young nun-Sister Elise-tends to his wounds and speaks of mercy in a merciless time. For a moment, the world stands still. But when the shelling returns, both will learn what faith costs, and what endures in God's silence.

After being orphaned at birth, Verik is not given a childhood - only a uniform. Raised within the Laurentian Protectorate's war machine, trained to obey before he could read, he is forged into a weapon against the Meridian League. But wars are not fought by bullets alone. As the conflict drags into its next generation, propaganda, espionage, and political betrayals begin to shape the battlefield as much as gunfire. Verik must navigate a world where loyalty is manufactured, truth is classified, and survival often demands becoming the very thing he was trained to destroy. In a war that has outlived its original cause, the question is no longer who wins - but what remains of those forced to fight it.

A military chaplain stationed at a remote, frozen outpost struggles to maintain faith and order as strange murmurs and unsettling events begin to disturb both the land and the men. As disappearances mount and tension rises, the boundary between superstition, psychological strain, and something far more sinister begins to blur.

"We won't let them say you died quietly." Yousef is a 22-year-old writer trapped in Gaza - a city that bleeds, burns, and is slowly being erased by war. With no weapons, no way out, and nothing left but a charred notebook, he begins to write. Not to survive - but to be remembered. Each page becomes a testimony. Each word, an act of resistance. Each death, a name the world must never forget. Through bombings, starvation, and unspeakable loss, Yousef documents the genocide unfolding around him - from a mother rocking her dead child like a lullaby, to children hiding in the basements of shattered schools. And when there is nothing left to say, he sends his final pages to the world. The next day, he is killed in an airstrike. But his story lives. Gaza-cide is a raw, devastating, and unflinching fictional account of a genocide told through the eyes of one young man - a book so powerful, it sparks global outrage, viral protests, and international resistance. This isn't just a story. This is a weapon made of words. And its final line is the promise that ignited the world: "From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free."

She was trained to be a weapon, not a person. Known only by a number, she is assigned to a frontline unit with a single, unspoken expectation: when things go wrong, she will be the one left behind. But the soldiers she's sent to protect refuse to treat her like something disposable. Around campfires and in the quiet between battles, she begins to learn strange, fragile things-laughter, trust, the weight of a promise to come back. As the war closes in and orders grow harsher, the line between duty and defiance begins to blur. To survive, the unit must decide what she truly is to them. A tool to be spent. Or someone they cannot afford to lose.

Steel Haze: Chronicles of War In the age after the apocalypse-long after the world ended and kept ending-war is all that remains. Across shattered cities and scorched wastelands, the last embers of humanity cling to survival. Factions rise from the ruins: machine cults, iron zealots, rogue androids, and crumbling empires, all fighting for scraps of a forgotten world. In this fog-choked battlefield, it's not the heroes who endure-it's the soldiers, the scavengers, the broken, and the damned. Steel Haze: Chronicles of War is a collection of brutal, atmospheric short stories following guardsmen on their last watch, mercenaries bartering in no man's land, and survivors trying to find meaning in a world where hope rusted away long ago. Welcome to Steel Haze. No side is clean. No war ever ends. Just fog, steel, and echoes of the old world. This is the first book for a worldbuilding project I am working on called Steel Haze.

after the great war, the kingdom of Romania lies in ruins, the city burned and destroy, the field was dead, the people are starving, that they reserve to eating rats. **but the dead is the only beggining.** on junaury 23, 1920, the dead start to rise. the living calls them strigoi, rot-cover soldiers of an empire beyond the living. they are lead by the king-god, unmakerul, within months, the kingdom of Romania collapse, reborn as the Rotting Empire. As the death march, new horror arrive: demonic legion, enslave orcs warbands, and humanity trying to hold the madness of the world.

In War Is Hell, a young combat medic recounts the harrowing events of a single day during the Battle of Saipan in World War II. Assigned to a makeshift medical tent just 50 yards from the front lines, he witnesses not only the gruesome reality of treating the wounded, but also the chaos that unfolds when Japanese forces launch a surprise assault. With disease spreading, soldiers dying, and little protection, the medics are forced into a terrifying fight for survival. As enemy troops close in, Captain Salomon-a heroic leader-makes a final stand to buy time. Alone, haunted, and desperate, the narrator must find a way to escape and call for help. This gripping and emotional tale captures the brutality of war and the haunting truth: War is not just fought with bullets, but with will, sacrifice, and the constant threat of death.

In the heart of war, where the trenches swallow hope and the sky bleeds with the scars of conflict, three soldiers find solace in each other's company. Amid the devastation, Roger, Soren, and Noah create fleeting moments of peace - shared laughter, quiet conversations, and a deep bond forged in the fires of war. But even in the calmest of times, the specter of death looms over them, threatening to tear their world apart. Through their eyes, we witness the harsh realities of survival and the unspoken promise that binds them. As the echoes of regret grow louder and the weight of their choices becomes unbearable, they must confront the truth that not every battle is won on the frontlines - and not every loss is avoidable.

When former child soldier Kayemba returns to a war-torn region on a mission of peace, he finds Nala-his fiancée's long-lost sister-alive and protecting a refugee camp. Together, they fight to shield the innocent from a ruthless warlord. When orders demand they evacuate, Kayemba stays behind, launching a one-man war to stop the enemy and end the violence once and for all. A story of love, sacrifice, and one soldier's stand to change the world.

Thomas lives in a little farming town in the year 5055. He is trying to balance school life with his homelife, so what happens when he gets a letter that changes the trajectory of his life forever?

Deep beneath Gaza, in the darkness of Tunnel 7, a captured soldier and his guard confront each other in silence, then in words. Between betrayal, loss, and fragile humanity, unexpected truths emerge. When the tunnel collapses, one voice remains - a voice that refuses to be buried.

He woke with a name and nothing more.

Caked in mud you get up to see doom beyond