Nobody Walks Novels & Stories

The dead members bodies are naked as if they shifted after death took them over. I do not see any human footprints, and very few wolf prints. “It is like they disappeared into thin air,” I say to nobody in particular. Lucas is staring at the scene in front of him. “Why would they want him?” he mutters. “Why would who want him?” I ask confused by what he is seeing.

Vivian’s breath came in short, shallow bursts as she walked through the park entrance, her footsteps echoing in the silence. She reached the clearing where the kidnapper had told her to go. The wide, empty space felt surreal, like a stage for some dark, twisted play. She stood there for what felt like an eternity, her eyes scanning the area for any sign of movement. But nothing. It was eerily quiet, the kind of quiet that only existed before something terrible happened.

If not for the party she never take a step out of her den . She is walking peacefully closing her eyes , feeling the rythm. But soon the weather started changing , clouds out of nowhere come and in no time cover the whole sky . Darkness erupt in the mid noon, wind started blowing at a fast pace .The crowd of people started disappearing slowly but she remain unfazed enjoying the touch of cold wind on her face but soon a frown appear on her forehead sensing something unusual. Opening her eyes she look around finding not a single person there and deep unusual silence.

Sophia walked through the quiet streets, feeling the strange, heavy stillness. Without the hum of the mesh networks and the constant pings of the handheld devices, the city felt ancient. She could hear the wind whistling through the gaps in the buildings, the distant bark of a dog, and the rhythmic sound of her own footsteps.

Lisa's footsteps echoed softly on the pavement as she walked through the city streets, the cool evening air brushing against her skin. She pulled her coat tighter around herself, more out of habit than necessity. The city was alive with activity—cars honking, people chatting, the distant sound of music drifting from a nearby bar—but she felt utterly alone.

⸻ Then they noticed something strange. The city wasn’t empty. 😱 People were walking through the streets. Thousands of them. Children. Old men. Women. Families. Everyone seemed normal. 🌙 Yet something felt wrong. Very wrong. 💔 No one spoke. Not a single voice. Not a single sound. The entire city moved in complete silence. ⸻ 🌙 The Girl Nobody Remembered As they walked through the streets… A small child suddenly bumped into Ilyaan. 👧 The little girl looked up.

Anything. Nothing.

She seemed lost as she walked aimlessly. As they walked along the quiet road, Natasha's shoulder occasionally grazed against Ryan's clothing. Ryan felt the urge to offer some words of comfort on a couple of occasions. Yet, whenever he stole a glance at her face, he found himself unable to speak. Thus, he simply remained by her side in silence as they continued their leisurely walk together. It was already dark. As the medical conference's venue was relatively remote, many twinkling stars could be seen in the sky. Natasha was captivated by the sight.

"Just stay calm and I will inform you when to run" Darian whispered to me he turned around and looked back but there was no one following us not even a single soul on this lonely path we are walking like I said maybe my body is just reacting like this due to fear. We continue walking this time we are already out of the city and we are now moving deep inside the woods where there are no signs of cars or any moving objects except us which is making me get tired and nervous more.

I watched the snow drift past the window and said softly, “I’ve been here all along.” The moon-vow hymn had already begun at the snowfield altar. In a few minutes, I would step forward. Cassian fell silent on the other end. “Where are you? I don’t see you anywhere.” I held up my phone and said, “Listen.” The wind carried the vow hymn through the line, faint but clear. His voice tightened at once. “You’re at the snowfield?”