The Last City
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The human race is on the edge of extinction. A virus that mutated any living thing that it affected into an unnatural creatures. Very few mutations were friendly towards humans while the rest hunted them down. The remaining humans gathered together in giant walled cities. Slowly the cities started to crumble until only one remained. The last city to remain was the largest city and is the capital for humanity.
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