Flood Stories

Great Elroe Labyrinth, a place said to be where monsters born and hunt. A dark forest filled with unending competition for very survival. For monsters, it is home and battlefield. For humans, it was path to the other side of the world or grave. And it remained like that unchanged. But deep in caves and tunnels of the largest dungeon, rose a soul that cannot move, cannot speak or hear in a way humans understood. The being that weaponises change itself and simply, slowly grows. For change comes slowly and quietly. And the world never notices until it is everywhere. Alright this fandom is kinda dyings, especially fanfic wise though this is my attempt at keeping it alive. All the art I used in the cover and potentially in future chapters belong to their respective creators. I do not own any of them (though there may be ones I drew) including the original story.

Some things are easier left unsaid. That's what Mike tells himself-until a storm traps him and Will in a cabin with no way out. As the water rises, so does everything they've been avoiding-distance, fear, and feelings neither of them knows how to name. And when something in the dark begins to reach for Will, silence is no longer safe. Now, with nowhere to run and nothing left to hide, they're forced to face the truth they've been holding back. But when it finally comes to the surface... will it bring them closer or change everything? Disclaimer: I do not own _Stranger Things_ or any of its characters. All rights belong to Netflix and the Duffer Brothers. > Credit to the rightful owners of all images used, except the cover which is my own work.

This is Margaret Atwood at the absolute peak of her powers. For readers of "Oryx and Crake," nothing will ever look the same again. The narrator of Atwood's riveting novel calls himself Snowman. When the story opens, he is sleeping in a tree, wearing an old bedsheet, mourning the loss of his beloved Oryx and his best friend Crake, and slowly starving to death. He searches for supplies in a wasteland where insects proliferate and pigoons and wolvogs ravage the pleeblands, where ordinary people once lived, and the Compounds that sheltered the extraordinary. As he tries to piece together what has taken place, the narrative shifts to decades earlier. How did everything fall apart so quickly? Why is he left with nothing but his haunting memories? Alone except for the green-eyed Children of Crake, who think of him as a kind of monster, he explores the answers to these questions in the double journey he takes - into his own past, and back to Crake's high-tech bubble-dome, where the Paradice Project unfolded and the world came to grief. With breathtaking command of her shocking material, and with her customary sharp wit and dark humour, Atwood projects us into an outlandish yet wholly believable realm populated by characters who will continue to inhabit our dreams long after the last chapter.

(Done) Have you ever had someone that you hated? Have you ever seen a flood? Now imagine that you're stuck at the house of the person you hate, and there's a flood outside. Bella is a senior in high school, and Hates Ryan. Ryan is your normal bad boy. But what will happen when she sees how good he is with kids? Or if she almost dies? Book one of the apocalypse series.

Just a quick poem about how the world will end

At the end of the world, where is there left to run? It doesn't matter, Brendon claims, as long as you keep running. Run, like Ryan, who never made much of the life he had and didn't care much about losing it, but runs anyway. Run, like Brendon, a pseudo-philosopher who just wants to feel free, but is haunted by disturbing dreams. Through unlikely coincidences, they become two of the only people to survive a wave which decimated their city. Now they must face the world alone. Brendon's dreams grow more vivid as the flood closes in. Author's note: So, obviously the main characters are based off the lads from p!atd but I feel like I should say that I don't ship them anymore, because I've stopped shipping real people in general. So I view them as just having the same first names but you can picture whoever you want.

"I am a synth. It's a word that's wielded like a baton. Sometimes, they call us betas or prototypes. Or rabbits, for those who like their cruelty to have a more clever bent. It's also a dangerous word. When you get down to the bones of it, I am someone else's creation. A made thing. And a made thing is an owned thing." The only things that Eve, a genetically-engineered girl, knows about her world is what she is told by the Pureline scientists who created her and what she can glean from stolen glimpses at data screens and from a closely-guarded hive of information called Alpha. Through whispers from other "synths" she has learned her time is almost up. Synths are property. They are useful only up to adulthood, while the traits produced by their modified genetic codes are still being explored and cataloged. Now already past eighteen, she is scheduled for termination. In order to live, she must find a way to escape the Pureline Tower and survive in the wasteland that has been left of the world.

Long ago, her ancestors shut themselves away from the world and stayed fully committed to worshipping, honoring, and serving Asieth, the god of sacrifice. To this day, Carmelle Rojas is trapped inside Northon, the town of her ancestors, that is surrounded by an impenetrable fence to keep them from escaping. Once a year on the dreaded and feared Moriah-Asieth Day, the Chieftain draws out three of the citizen's names....and they are the chosen three who are forced to drown in the River as a human sacrifice to Asieth. When Carmelle discovers the Chieftain's evil intentions, she knows she must do everything within her power to save all that she held dear. She and the Chieftain's son, Tate, of all people, quickly form an unlikely alliance. With Tate's help, together they must do the one thing that could either save them all or lead to their ultimate destruction.

The Pillar Of Autumn has been boarded by the covenant. The covenant made everyone on the ship frantic to find escape pods, not a ton of them made it however the marines think there is a slimmer of hope because of the legendary Master Chief.

Halo in real life

A piece inspired by character searching.

Story sparks are my ideas of fragments of stories. I sometimes get a sentence that comes into my head that I think would be great for an opening line in a story or a song. Some are better than others. I never really knew what to do with them. So, I didn't do anything with them. Just started writing them down. I have over 1,000 on my website. I started pairing them with pictures and posting them on Instagram (https://instagram.com/nathanblixt). Maybe I'll do something more with the good ones someday.

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In Malibu, California, things are bustling and busy, just like usual for 17-year-old Avanlea; a girl aspiring to be a marine biologist. However, when the water levels in the oceans begin to rise, it sparks a worldwide panic; gas prices skyrocket, food begins to deplete, people begin to disappear. And when the oceans rise, creatures start to emerge from the depths of the ocean... creatures that have yet to have be discovered by anyone on earth. Or so everyone thinks.