Dystopia Land Novels & Stories

She had never seen anything to compare it with. High on top passed the cloud was the most beautiful dwelling. Vines of crystals holds the outer wall with flowers of different variety adorning its roof. The front is open and spacious, stretching all the way to the other side. Luna thought it looked similar to an airstrip. It was that huge. "Is this... Fairyland?" Luna’s voice trailed off, not finding the right word at first. Just above a whisper, full of awe. Nonetheless, the giant holding her, heard it. "No. This is the Kingdom of Constancia." His voice was deep and loud. Declared with pride and wonder.

That was were my home was. "Fuck!" I hadn't even realized I had spoken out loud until every single pair of eyes met mine, but my brain couldn't comprehend their stares, the only thing it was thinking about was The rebellion... and Dylan.... Had she found my home? The place built upon equal standing? Were wolves and humans could coexist? Had she found her way to my Victoria? Had she built up a resistance to the new world? "That girl..." I whispered quietly smiling to myself slightly before a slap hit my cheek. I blinked not expecting it at all and turned to the pregnant lady sat directly next to me.

“No, not the Roguelands. Alpha King Ryatt has offered me the Deadlands. The entirety of the Deadlands. We’d have over five-hundred square miles of territory.” Several people stand. Others start shouting. I expected this. Everyone, even those who grew up in Crescent Falls and have never once stepped foot in Eastonia, has heard of the Deadlands. Miles and miles of nothing. Barren, rolling hills. Creatures who plague our wildest nightmares. Rogues, hellhounds, other horrors that are rumored to be unseen by the naked eye.

"Yes Alpha, you would have to go. But we have provided you a compass that is going to lead you to her only if you follow the passport. I sat down on my seat looking steadily as they brought out the round compass and had to pass it to me. Zapata took it in his hands and put it in my hands holding out his two hands steadily. I took it in my hand and watched it, it was compass with different languages inscribed on it. I took it and closed it in my hand and turned my head away from them. "So, where is this woman staying if you say so? " I asked him He showed a sign of relief befor he could continue. "From the report that I got, if you will have to follow that compass steadily, we have found out

“Unknown land is not located here in the United States, neither is it in this world. The unknown land is located in the world beyond the physical world we all know and live in. Kora in her quest has discovered another world that is unknown to men and that’s why she named it, ‘unknown land.’ She has lived there for over 200 years and we believe that’s where she engaged in a very powerful dark art that brought about the existence of the mystic orb we are looking for today.” Lucas cast his gaze at Ann. He expresses curiosity. “What does the place look like?” he asked. “It’s a place no mortal man will ever wish to be,” Ann whispered. “What do you mean by that? Does it mean no human can be found

"Now I understand why things that only exists in one world suddenly appeared in a mysterious land. That land connects the Heaven, the land of the living, and the Netherworld." Shane's ear clapped when he heard that. His heart raced as the image of Mara flashed through his hopeful mind. "Is it safe?" Lara asked. The woman nodded and smiled. "I can only guess that the land is safe despite having tons of mysteries. It connects the three worlds. It nullifies any kinds of abnirmalities. We can only guess that the land existed to introduce equality to those who chooses to go there. And even demons also reside in that place, we can assure you that they're just as powerless as us in that land."

"I thought this place was supposed to be beautiful?" Renny glanced up to see what he meant, shock covering her face. The Summerlands were now a dark, gloomy place, the green vegetation rotted and decayed, the grass turned to muck. Renny stared, unsure of what had happened to the Land of the Dead. "Did I bring us to the wrong realm? How the hell did we arrive in the Nether?"

Let's try again," she said. — In Australia and Hawaii, the mentality of the colonizers was that they had discovered new lands. Lands inhabited by creatures that in some respects they resembled human beings, but they were subhuman. Being subhuman, these creatures had no rights. No rights to land or physical integrity. And now she had captured her audience. She glared at them, her expression fierce. "Imagine that tomorrow some race from outer space invades our world and decides we are all an inferior race. Tomorrow, you have no more rights. Your home, your land, all of it will be taken from you. You can be killed. If you are a woman, you can be raped. Several times. Children will be taken away

No sound of traffic, no distant hum of technology, nothing but a stillness that made her feel like she was walking through a forgotten graveyard. She looked around, her heart beating faster as the realization sank in: this was **Nyxterra**. The place she had only heard whispered rumors about, a world where lost memories supposedly went to die. It was said that those who wandered too far into the shadows of Nyxterra rarely came back. The city itself was a labyrinth of half-formed structures, their outlines blurred as though they were fading in and out of existence, forgotten by time and memory.

She exhaled deeply, then continued on their walk across the park. The thought of quintillions of people separated from their natural world filled her. She imagined it was something like a kind of trauma, but one that existed on a generational scale, and could be measured across centuries. The thought crossed her mind that maybe that’s why the Drogar seemed so aggressive - they were far removed from nature, and the only places that had them at all were prisons. It was the same with the Federation. The Earth was practically barren, and had been covered in buildings. Every time she visited, she found people to be generally more miserable than the people in her old Earth.