Lost Future: Zombie Survival Novels & Stories

Many people had lost their partners, husbands or children and we had backed down so easily. The death of their Luna appeared to have made them stronger, not weaker like I was expecting to happen and then there was something else, that thing that had moved past me in a blur, I knew vampires were fast but it was daylight, they could not survive in sunlight and why would it head towards them. Did they have vampires on their side? Punching the door of my office over and over until it cracked and blood spurted out my knuckles. Anger boiled inside me, they had somehow been prepared for our attack and yet the very thing I was least expecting to happen, happened.

She walked to the room nearest to the vent, jumped on to the top bed, then climbed on to the ceiling frame from there. In two hours, she returned to the admin building. She paused in the vent, drank her water, ate two hard tack biscuits. She truly felt depleted of energy. First, she has to handle that olympian zombie. It will be an unparalleled disaster if the nucleus is found by another zombie, and Yanlong is entirely unwilling to let this treasure fall in hands of another human other than her. All the apocalypse's top one percent have come from grabbing chances early. So, she must grab that olympian nuclei.

Maybe I only sleep for two or three hours. “Geez, you look like a zombie,” Reina said when she opens her eyes and looked at me. “Swollen eyes? Why don’t you try calling your boyfriend? If he didn’t call you or text you, then call him,” she said. I heaved a deep sigh. “I tried, but the number can’t be reached, okay. I tried,” I replied Reina rolled her eyes at me. “What now? You two broke up without closure?” she asked and got up, she fixed her hair into a bun and pulled away from her blanket.

She scolds her while handing her a glass of water. "Mom, I always pray. I know there is something behind that dream. Dad was there, he wanted me to run!" she tried to explain. She knows there is something with that bad dream. She was only ten years old when her dad died. They didn't even get to see his dead body. It was not only him who died that night. A lot of the villagers vanished as if they have been abducted by some extraterrestrial. Some men and women and even boys in their twenties. It was too questionable for her how they died. Until now that she's seventeen there is no trace of their death. Some are saying they have been killed by werewolves, like what the hell? Is this some kind o

I'm facing now my death. 'G-gello. Meg.' My last word before I lost my conscious. —————————————————————————————————————————— Enjoy Reading! Thank You! God Bless! - ErnEst_odrE_5v -

Rex didn’t lose hope that the hoard would move on until the third day when their ready food was dwindling and the aroma of cooking was out of the question. They were going to have to do something. But, what? He sat down next to Felix -who, by now, was calmer, but still nervous and worried- and penned the message that they were going to have to think of a way to destroy the zombies or they’d end up starving to death. Felix vigorously shook his head, but Rex refused to take “no” for an answer. Holding Felix’s chin with his strong fingers, he forced him to look him in the eye while he nodded with all seriousness. Silent tears of terror flowed down the young man’s cheeks, but he said nothing.

Dispersing it wasn't difficult because of Luis' caravan traveling to various safe bases. When the people found out everything, they were angry. Especially some of them manage the bases. Because of that, each base became chaotic and lost trust in those at the top. They lost their reason to rule and were replaced. A few years ago, their world was slowly returning to the way it was before. People who have become mindless zombies who cannot be brought back to the way they were before are killed and burned; only after that are the crystal nuclei taken to upgrade their abilities. "Brandon."

Dark Angel was seen walking back to the player's area, whereas Sidewalk Enforcer was seen carried towards the medical area where he will be treated and will gain back consciousness. Despite being a game, The Lost World has a feature that in tournaments your HP cannot be depleted instead it will stop on 1 HP and you will be unconscious and can gain your consciousness back with a potion which is expensive or you can automatically gain consciousness after 30 minutes. This competition was held by XWorld so the medical was one of the best ones, and they have potions that can regain your HP up to 100%.

A broken torch lay smoldering near the stairwell, and the marks of clawed feet led toward the council chamber. Mireya bent to examine them. “Ours,” she whispered. “They made it back.” “Some of them.” Kaelen’s tone was flat. He followed the trail into the main hall. The fire pit at the center had burned down to ash. Around it, a few survivors huddled—eyes hollow, faces gray with fatigue. When they saw him, they rose at once. “Alpha,” one murmured, voice trembling. “We thought you were dead.” Kaelen didn’t reply immediately. He looked over them—counting, measuring, noting the absences. Half the pack gone. The others barely standing.

But there was only one sample. Oliver's family emptied their wealth to secure it for him, but Lina stole it. With his last hope gone, Oliver chased her out of the base. But before Lina could inject herself, she was bitten—by none other than zombie Oliver. Her screams drew in more undead. In the end, just like in my past life, she was torn apart. The lost vaccine was later recovered by a neighboring base leader, who used it to save his life. Out of gratitude, he allied with our base—an alliance that later helped Ace and me rise to power.