Primitive Stories

Aloy gets casted out by the Nora as an adult. She moves back into her childhood home that she once shared with Rost. With life being quiet in the sacred lands now, Aloy doesn't have to hunt down machines anymore to keep the Nora safe. She starts questioning if she should go back to being the Huntress, until she meets a new outlander.

This is not your standard 'shifter' story, welcome to a Earth a little to the left of us where shifters are a part of normal society as well as other 'creatures'. Humans are the dominant species on Earth (as far as they know). Some places humans and non humans get along and in others they do not. Enter Nancy a 'special' shifter, who lives alone in the Ozark woods. She lives a quiet and peaceful life, until one day a group of rowdy wolves come to town.

Lilly and her husband Mike have had their entire ordinary lives turned upside down. After a national economic collapse, Mike and Lilly are forced out of their home and into the wilderness. They must now adopt a primitive lifestyle while fighting to stay alive. They meet groups of people at a time in need of their assistance, forming a dysfunctional tribe. Mike and Lilly transform from ordinary civilians into the alpha male and female, leading their tribe in survival.

Ragatiels have lived in secret from humans for hundreds of years. When one turns 18, you are given the Test to see what job you should have. This has worked for hundreds of years, until the most recent leader. He has a plan to change the Test, for better, or for worst. Follow Lilly as she experiences the newest version of the Test.

I'm sure if you've gotten deeper into the lore of Beastars, the history that Paru gives the world has probably confused you in some way, questions like "how and why was there only one major war?" And "why was a war fought only 100 years ago fought with spears and claws?" Have been asked by many people including myself, today I have decided to give the history on conflicts an unofficial rewrite to make it more believable and technologically consistent, and also give a reason why the last major conflict is rarely discussed in-world.

Appalachian Poetry

Life in a small Florida community after an EMP destroys life as they knew it.

My mother told me I was born from fire in the sky when humanity died. That I held the golden key to Heaven. Now, The Saviors have arrived, and I ask, why can't we all be kings and queens? If you like the cover, credit goes to @hydratic, go check her out!

Billions of years ago, the worlds ice melted because of climate change and the ocean expanded forcing humanity to adapt to live in water. I had to write a 750 word opening to an original dystopian story for my English class so I decided to post it here to see what you guys think. I got an A+ on it btw.

Just another Post-Apocalyptic adventure, or maybe not. Follow the lives of different factions trying to survive in a dead world. Who are the heroes? Who are the villains? Is it that simple? Nb, work in progress.

Last survivor of his family dishes out against the undead.

The past has come back to haunt Kainak of the Pomaika'i Island jungle. An old adversary leads attacks against Pomaika'ian villages and the research expedition. Kainak must discover what the meaning of these attacks are, and if the adversary is working for someone who also happens to be bad news. Meanwhile, his aunt comes to Pomaika'i, wanting him to return to Winnipeg and take control of the family business. But his enemies want him dead first, and the temptation to go back to Canada is strong. But he is called Hero of the Jungle for a reason. Part of the Julie and Kainak series.

In a world untouched by history, one woman dares to break the first rule ever written. Among stone and shadow, where silence binds generations, Anyma begins to question the rhythm of survival carved by others. Raw, poetic, and primal, The Unmothered is a haunting origin tale of rebellion, memory, and the birth of a voice that refuses to vanish.

This story is based on a South Korean fantasy melodrama titled A Werewolf Boy (2012), and is also slightly influenced by Tarzan (1999). A young adolescent girl moves to a remote area due to her father's work. There, she meets a wild boy with the characteristics of a wild animal; to be more specific, a wolf. She teaches him to be more human-like and civil, and as they spend more time together, affection blossoms.

i love fantasy writing

A land of revived extinct creatures, forgotten by humanity, until unlucky people wash up on the golden shores. After a capsized boat crashes into the rocky headlands of this lost world, the fate of the characters inside is changed forever