The Fandom City

Aline Evans was a normal teen before World War III began. Since then, she's become a soldier and protects her base along with her family and friends. Most adults are either fighting over seas or six feet under, which leaves their children to defend their country and themselves. What Aline didn't expect was for Pandora's box to open during a hunt.

Theresa Alvarez has been Aline's best friend since elementary. She has stayed by Aline's side, even with the end of the world going on. Theresa knew that she was different from everyone else from a young age, but not in the way she expected.

Brenda Micheals was your average Queen Bee. At school, she was the perfect example of the high school stereotype, with only one person truly knowing her. She's fought to stay alive, trading the pink clothes and high heels for camouflage and combat boots. She never imagined that she could have so much in common with a nerd and emo, including the secrets that their blood holds.

Ethan Parks was considered the stereotypical jock, but he's incredibly intelligent and isn't a complete asshole. Sure, he was a bit of a player, but a certain outsider changed that. But are they really your average high school/apocalypse movie couple trope?

These four teenagers didn't expect to be anything but human. Sure, they aren't normal teenagers because they're military soldiers trying to get through a world war, but the only thing they were sure of was that they were 100% human. Turns out they are mass hybrids, a combination of every single supernatural being that has ever been imagined. Not only that, but every character from books, movies, TV shows, etc., exist in a separate realm that any supernatural can access.

They stumble upon this world and must stay for a time in order to control their powers. If they do not learn how to use them properly, they could do just about anything, including making events in the outside world worse. This is their story of living in the Fandom City.