Like Moths: The Chariot

Like Moths: The Chariot

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Apr 24, 2023
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Horror
Like Moths is a zombie apocalypse story with many different parts. One of which, follows Arthur Longmire as he attemots to survive in what is left of the world. This story is heavily inspired by The Walking Dead, Old Gods of Apalacia, and American Gods. Tread lightly, those we have lost walk tonight. Also, I hope you enjoy this story as it progresses. I'll be entirely honest, it's very deeply self indulgent.
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'Zombie'- a fictional word made by humans for those who are infected by a virus. But who could tell that this so called virus would appear in real life but in a different form with even more horrifying truth and theory. __________ It was meant to be a day filled with laughter and catching up on old times, as Att, Kei, and Naveah reunited with each other. However, their joyous moment was abruptly cut short when they faced the first chaos. Within moments, everything turned into a part of a horrific plague, where they desperately attempted to get out of the situation, thinking it was like any other Zombie apocalypse they've seen on screens. But the reality turned out even more cruel and terrifying than they expected. Since it turned out to be entirely different from the word 'zombie'. In the midst of all the death and life they met another ally, who was about to become a cherished part of their group. With each passing day, they huddled together in different moments, towards a dead end of cruelty. [The story is based on the true theory of Alfred Russel in 1859]

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