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The Invasion
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Complete, First published Sep 04, 2021
Mature
The coasts have always been peaceful, until the waters revolt against the land.
 
In 2047, long-term marine pollution alters the genetics of aquatic organisms, turning them into bloodthirsty monsters. The Loch Ness, the Krakens... these mythical beings have become a reality. They leave the seas one day to ravage the land and prey on humans.
 
Delia is a normal high schooler, until she witnesses the death of her schoolmates and finds herself thrown into a world of bloodshed and terror. While escaping from the creatures, she finds herself stuck in a shelter full of strangers, but how long can they stay safe before danger comes knocking on their door? 

As Delia faces troubles at every turn, she soon realizes that she can't hide her deepest secret forever, especially not after a creature saves her. How long can she fight for her survival as she watches the world perish before her eyes?

Content Warning: The story contains some gore, suicide, violence and dark themes.

Completed: 28/9/2022
(Word count: 80,000 - 90,000)

Highest ranking: 
#2 in Horror
#1 in Suspence
#3 in Teen Fiction
#30 in Romance

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