Postapocolypse Stories

❝ my god, what have you done?❞ （ story by tommysmiller ） （ the last of us x oc ） （ hbo's tlou, season one ）

【A false Necromancer lacks troops and is hunted down by others.】 【A true Necromancer commands countless skeletons and becomes a ruler in their own right.】 After obtaining the Dual-Portal, Wu Heng discovered that the original world was overrun with zombies. When the plan to become a profiteer failed, a new plan for survival began. Wu Heng chose to become a 'Necromancer.' Can't summon the undead in another world? The entire apocalyptic planet is a source of troops. Can't survive in the zombie world? Then I'll live and learn skills in another world. From that point on, the world witnessed an undead army equipped with modern weapons. Natural disaster looms, with millions of skeletons. Undying bone dragons, undead kings. (Dual-Portal + Necromancer + Magic + Fantasy World + Undead Plague.) Patreon link for those interested: https://www.patreon.com/FALCON_N

400 years have passed since the Great Catastrophe. The world has frozen in an endless state where survivors build camps from rusted remnants of civilization, and colored glass serves as currency. Michael, a simple trader from the Raven tribe, never imagined that an ordinary trade would turn into the awakening of an ancient nightmare. In the abandoned ruins of cities, which people now consider cursed, an orange light has begun to glow once again. Nanites - the invisible builders of the past - have started reactivation. Now Michael and the boy he saved, Sam, are the only ones standing between the fragile human world and the Khemars - infected beasts driven by bloodlust. Will Sam be able to find "Subject 2", whose pendant resonates in rhythm with his own heart, before the symphony of war erases what remains of humanity?

"Resilience is the irrefutable buffer between man and beast." Liv spent her entire adolescence in pursuit of treasures unknown with nothing but her fists. In the ruins of a once bustling metropolis near Central South America, the only company she's afforded is a pragmatic set of sentient gauntlets that insists on being called her "boss". After a decade of (mostly) solitude, a mother who died when she was young, a father she never knew, and a system of tunnels stretching across the underbelly of her city; Liv explodes to the forefront of the demon hunting, continent spanning Hellfire Initiative's radar... Literally. In a world filled with desperate people, portals to horrifying worlds- colloquially called "Stratas"- complex powers, man eating demons, and figures lurking in the shadows: Liv will be forced to acclimate to this new, foreign way of life while climbing the ladder that is the brutal Initiative. EXPECT: A lot of Combat A protagonist exploring an unfamiliar world Shonen meets Modern Dystopia. A strange, in depth power system that will be exploited. High stake fights against human and monsters. Long(ish) chapters. Most chapters range from 2000-3000 words; though, I try to go back and edit where I can. I post on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 5:30 EST every week!

After a failed experiment meant to heal the human body, a deadly virus spreads across the world and turns people into horrifying evolving creatures instead of normal zombies. Cities become quarantined wastelands filled with monsters, abandoned labs, and survivors willing to do anything to stay alive. The story follows a small squad sent into infected zones to recover secrets hidden by the government. During their missions, they discover the outbreak was never an accident, and the virus is beginning to evolve into something far more intelligent and terrifying than anyone expected.

At first, there were none. Then there were Nine. Thousands of years later, more and more demons are being discovered. Worst of all, their leader, a demon called The Ninth, is nowhere to be found. Until one day, in the Holy Kingdom... *** Aurora is a human girl and aspiring teen mage borne from a branch of the prestigious Borealis family. She is quickly whisked away from her boarding school by her disowned brother, Arthur, and a mysterious benefactor to escape a dreadful situation. Now they trek across the world of Solaris, learning about each other and their new companions as they try to enjoy the time they have left before Arthur has to send Aurora home. Though it seems that something isn't quite right... Especially in the case of their new friend and his connections. Will they be able to actually survive the trip? Will Arthur and Aurora ever see their parents again? ***

ASCENDANTS OF THE FALLEN EARTH " When fire fell, silver whispered." The night the sky bled silver, a comet tore Earth open, unleashing Celestia-a raw, living power that reshaped the world. Now, in a fractured age of overgrown ruins and mutated beasts, humanity clings to existence in underground havens, where some are born with its volatile light in their veins. Eris, touched by the silver, battles the untamed power that threatens to consume him. Kaylah remains his fiercely loyal anchor, her presence a shield against the monstrous transformation he fears. But their fragile peace is crumbling. Mutants and "Awakened" clans seek to control the world. "WHEN THE SKY BLED SILVER" was the first title of this novel. 2025 Myobee aka Ayeshi Mio. All rights reserved. This work is an original work of fiction created by Myobee Elsewhere aka Ayeshi Mio. This is officially published only on Royal Road, Inkstone, and Wattpad. Any unauthorized reproduction, distribution, translation, or audio adaptation of this work on other platforms is prohibited without the author's explicit permission.

What if the last thing worth saving isn't the world, but the memory of how it felt to live in it? Vex was built to observe. Not to love, not to grieve, not to bleed. For a thousand years, he watched as worlds turned to ash and stars sang their silent requiems. But when Earth falls and the embers of resistance gather beneath the bones of ruined cities, Vex discovers what no machine or god was ever meant to know: the unbearable weight-and fragile wonder-of being human. But to save the last of them, Vex must become the bridge he was never designed to be, wielding both the precision of the Observer and the wild courage of the soul he never asked for. Only by embracing both sides-Zorthian and Human, weapon and wonder-can he stand between oblivion and remembrance. A time-warping epic. A fever-dream elegy. How To Human: Before We Fall Again is a collision of found family, cosmic prophecy, AI hauntings, and the oldest longing in the cosmos-to remember, to grieve, to love, and to become more than the sum of your scars. The world may end. The timelines may fracture. But as long as one soul remembers what it means to be-there's a reason to fight.

He lost everything in one night. His girlfriend. His dignity. His future. And the only thing he had left was a small, dying convenience store he could barely keep open. Eli was already drowning in debt when his world finally broke apart-piece by piece, word by word, until there was nothing left to hold on to. But the real nightmare didn't start with heartbreak. It started when the world outside his store... disappeared. In less than ten seconds, familiar streets collapsed into distopic scene. The sky turned wrong. The air smelled like rot. And something that shouldn't exist started walking through the silence. Zombies. Yet somehow... He didn't die. something is learning his name

"𝙅𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙘𝙡𝙤𝙨𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙚𝙮𝙚𝙨. 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙪𝙣 𝙞𝙨 𝙜𝙤𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙙𝙤𝙬𝙣. 𝙔𝙤𝙪'𝙡𝙡 𝙗𝙚 𝙖𝙡𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩. 𝙉𝙤 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙝𝙪𝙧𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙣𝙤𝙬." ~~~ Survival is one thing. Staying alive is one thing. But actual living is something completely different, and for the longest time, there's been little (if any) reason to stay alive all these years since the outbreak. So, what happens when getting fucked over by a business deal turns into an unexpected journey and much more than you bargained for? ~~~ "𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙡𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩, 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙄'𝙡𝙡 𝙗𝙚 𝙨𝙖𝙛𝙚 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙." Joel Miller x OC Reader -- based mostly on the HBO show, but with some added things from the game (and my own original content/plot lines too)

On a decaying Earth, regime changes are never peaceful, and director Meyer has already angered his resentful subjects. A loose sequel to Starwhisp.

Read about what went down in the Maze before Thomas's arrival! This is the product of my boredom ;) Have fun!

In Jessie's world, everything is sunshine and rainbows...until it's time to grow up. Jessie has learned this the hard way, and even though her post-apocalyptic world is an unending cycle of madness, she at least knows her younger brother Timothy is safe.. Cover art by _Written_in_Ink

Maxim Moskvin, the newly elected General Secretary of the Red Line, makes his inaugural address. A short story in the world of Dmitry Glukhovsky's Metro 2033.

A young man gets pulled through dimensions to a version of earth ruined in the wake of a nuclear war. (The cover and the music don't belong to me ofc.) Sorry this is full of grammar and orthographe mistakes but i don't have enough time to fix it you just have to make do.

A thousand years ago, a worldwide disaster, now known as the Great Cataclysm, led to the fall of human civilization. Now, only nomadic bands and tiny towns of people survive. All the while, terrible monsters plague the land, killing and devouring anyone who doesn't sleep with one eye and both ears open. A boy in the wilderness encounters a great, wolflike beast, that is swift, powerful, and... friendly? (The characters, except for the young boy [Oliver], the young girl [Sophie], and the main villain are not my own.)

A brilliant scientist and widower attempts to recreate his deceased wife and child, only to disappear into a fog of drug-addled depression at a remote coastal resort. Survivors of a global disaster struggle to piece together answers and survive in a near-future wasteland of high technology and chaos. These seemingly disconnected worlds are woven together with conflicting timelines, hazy memories, and one man's desire to hold onto what he loves at any cost. A thrilling exploration of the dark fringes of a derailed-singularity world: nanotechnology, genetic engineering, and artificial intelligence alter the rules of human existence. But human drives and motives remain unchanged at their best--and at their most terrifying. Get the full book in eBook or paperback: http://www.amazon.com/Caligatha-Realm-1-Matt-Spire/dp/0692506098 What beta readers are saying: "Caligatha is a unique blend of post-apocalyptic mystery and a darkly human tale of love and loss. Traces of William Gibson-esque nightmarish technology infringe on a romantic world." "Caligatha blends science fiction, literary fiction, horror, mystery and thriller elements into a uniquely compelling tale featuring a strong female protagonist. Dense and multi-layered, but also an easy read, it will appeal to fans of all genres." "One of the most pleasurably-disorienting books I've read. So many layers and reveals, and I'm still left wanting more." "Neil Gaiman meets Margaret Atwood meets terrifying things...it's fun exploring their world." "You reach the middle, and it punches you in the stomach. Then every page after that keeps punching you in the stomach. I couldn't stop reading until the end. I really hope there's a second book planned." Get the full book in eBook or paperback: http://www.amazon.com/Caligatha-Realm-1-Matt-Spire/dp/0692506098

Dr. June Nakamura had been called many things in her career-prodigy, visionary, lunatic-but above all else, she was brilliant. The number of doctorates she possessed was creeping toward triple digits, each one a trophy of obsession. She was, by every measurable standard, the most intelligent woman alive. That was why she had been given the Project. The concept was elegant in its simplicity: a gas that could render entire battalions unconscious without a drop of blood spilled. An EMP for the human body. Not a weapon of death, but of pause. In theory, the device could end war-or at least press the world's endless conflicts into silence long enough for peace to take root. June believed in it. Believed in herself. And for the first time in her life, she was wrong. The test chamber was packed with dignitaries, generals, scientists, and investors-hundreds of witnesses hungry for proof. They watched as the first human subject was lowered into the sealed room, the faint green vapor hissing into existence. The subject did not grow drowsy. He did not collapse into gentle hibernation. Instead, his skin warped, his bones reshaped, fur erupting in violent cascades. His eyes went wild, not with terror, but with a terrifying emptiness. When it was over, there was no man in the chamber. Only a humanoid beast, animal-featured and utterly confused. His gaze wandered the walls as if he had never seen them before. When asked his name through the intercom, he only tilted his head, ears twitching. He had forgotten. He had forgotten everything. Not a sedative, then. Not a miracle. A metamorphosis. June's heart turned to ice as murmurs spread through the auditorium. Some recoiled in horror. Others, strangely, leaned forward with fascination. What they saw was not the death of a project, but the birth of something unforeseen. June had not ended war. She had ended humanity. And before anyone could stop it, the new world had begun.

Everyone will die one day. That is the reality. But in the dystopian world of 2032, if you die before that day... You respawn. This has often been a problem for Ace but everything's about to get a whole lot harder when she becomes the babysitter of a kid with a price on their head and a psychopathic bounty hunter on their tail. To Lucy.

In a city ravaged by a long and destructive war, a daring young woman named Claire lives in an increasingly hostile environment, desperate to survive yet always has a smile on her face, either to show gratitude or to taunt her adversaries. Equipped with a makeshift mech and her handy grenade launcher, she'll make anyone pay a hefty price for standing in her way. Despite the damage the city and its people have faced, an invasion would occur, not only worsening the already difficult situation Claire is in, but also uncovering a long buried secret by an important figure of her past, forcing her to commit to unreasonable promises, and resort to more drastic actions and decisions.