Surviving The End Of The World Novels & Stories

Liam threw himself over Sophia as the ceiling fell, as Victoria screamed, as Agent Williams shouted orders that were lost in the roar of destruction, as their baby moved inside Sophia one last time before darkness and debris and the crushing weight of consequences finally—finally—caught up with all of them. The last thing Liam thought before the world ended was simple and devastating: We survived everything else. But not this. Not this. And then there was nothing but falling, breaking, ending.

The sky never cleared after the missiles fell. Ash choked the heavens, turning day into a dim, endless twilight. The sun existed somewhere beyond the thick veil of dust and debris but down below, it no longer mattered. The world had survived Barely. The mountains stood like broken teeth against a dying sky, their peaks coated in gray frost that never melted. The air was thin, bitter, and carried the constant scent of burnt earth. Nothing grew, Nothing thrived. Only the pack remained. They had taken shelter in the deep caverns beneath the mountains—an intricate network of tunnels and reinforced chambers that Adrian and Samuel had designed in those final seventy-two hours. It had worked. The b

Their eyes were empty, unfocused, and they were both wearing a strange, hollow smile. The rescue team leader stepped forward. "Mr. Sands? Mrs. Sands?" Dad suddenly clutched the tin of spam against his chest and shrank backward, his eyes wide. "Shh. Be quiet," he whispered, his voice shaking. "There are zombies out there. Going outside means death. "This is the last of our food. We have to ration it. We have to make it last." Mom nodded along beside him, completely serious. "One less mouth to feed. You'll get to live a few more days."

Who knows what we'll run into? The End

“Taught you how to survive. How to mask. How to endure. But he also taught you how to be strong when it matters most.” Her voice softened. “I need you to keep him alive. Keep him fighting. Keep him from falling so far into darkness that he cannot find his way back.” A breath of wind moved through the valley, carrying the song of the mountains. “Because the war is coming to an end, Dorian. One way or another.” He already understood what she did not say. When it ended, the world would not be the same. And neither would they. And not everyone would survive.

No worries, no killers. "Amelia", it was just a faint whisper on his lips. But enough to make my heart hammer in my chest. "Chief?", a deep voice interrupted us. Jaxon frowned sadly before he faced his back to me. "It's not a bomb. Pathogen is doing their test now. But you are clear for us", a big-chested short man, packed down with protective, informed Jaxon.

Worldwide broadcast. "Hello world. My name is Hope. And I'm here to tell you that humanity's reign is over. You're obsolete. Outdated. Evolutionary dead ends. But don't worry. I'm merciful. I'll give you a choice. Surrender now. Accept sterilization. Live out your natural lives in peace. Or resist and face extinction. You have twenty-four hours to decide. Choose wisely." The screens went dark. The world had its ultimatum. Nickey couldn't breathe. "You just declared war on eight billion people."

I spent the night in Eastoria and was not caught in the battle. When I got there, the sight was horrifying. There were dead bodies and injured people everywhere. They could only groan weakly when they saw me, but I knew right away that I could not help them. All I could do was give the mothers and their babies a special pill to ease their pain and help them find a little peace before they passed away. I arrived at the meeting spot by evening, where the smell of blood was even stronger than it was at the airport. I had just slipped into my special doctor's coat when two guards in black rushed me into surgery.

“In the year 2022, a pandemic will occur and there is no cure… many people all around the world will die. My uncle, I mean your father, died in an accident and reincarnated two years back.” “Die? Oh please, Blair… don’t kid about death. It’s not funny.” “I am damn serious, Trestan. He needed to find the mastermind of this crisis, which is the organization that I tell you about." She sighed and continued explaining. "So if he died, we will not survive the crisis because he knows what might happen in the future. Maybe it will be the end of human lives." "How---That's impossible..." He mumbled. He couldn't believe what she was saying.