The Plague Novels & Stories

I yelled in frustration, kicking the door as I moved back a couple paces. It didn’t matter what I did. I was locked in. Somehow in the time, Hunt had ordered his guards to drag me away like a criminal; he’d also ordered them to lock me up as well. “Calm down.” My wolf pressed urgently. “We have to deal with the plague first.“ Despite my steaming, I knew that was the most important thing. In my past life, the rose plague had spread so quickly, it was termed the great killer. And now, an infected man was within the palace walls.

“I–I’m sorry. I came here to tell you that over the past week, a strange plague has spread through my pack. It’s been spreading faster than anything anyone I’ve spoken to has ever seen before, and with the evident efficacy for it to continue to be passed around, there’s no reason why it wouldn’t soon be transmitted to other packs. By my account, almost the entire Sunclash pack has been affected. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s already made its way out.” I purse my lips. My instincts are already telling me that we’re on the cusp of something far larger than I could even begin to fathom right now, but I need to be sure. “How serious is the plague currently?” I a

He pecked my lips and left. I didn't need to ask to know that whatever was bothering him had to do with the other camp. If only I could sacrifice myself for the pack, Axel's suffering would end. Those suffering from the plague had a year and a few months to live; if they were unlucky, the disease could advance faster and take their life. From the information I found out about the plagues behind Axel's back, because I don't want him to know that I'm doing my personal research. The plagues only happened in the space of 5 to 10 years, except this time it came early. I wonder if it's because of me, be

She could sense it the plague approached. And then, as if called forth by the storm itself, the ground burst open with a sound like thunder. From the crack in the earth, a thing unlike anything they had ever seen slid out. Its form was a coiling mass of writhing black tendrils and churning shadows, its shape shifting and fluid, as if constructed of some concentrated darkness and tainted flesh. Its eyes if one could even call them that shone with a yellowish sick color, staring at Krishna with a hunger so intense it felt almost malevolent. It was the Plague, let loose. The personification of corruption that had been brewing benea

I couldn’t wait to see Beau’s absolutely adorable face. I fling the door open, all ready with my gloves and mask on. “Beau!” Beau makes a soft, excited squeal the moment he sees me. His silver eyes are a brighter shade, from all the food I’d been feeding him. But the violet stains have only spread, since the first day. He is asleep nearly all day, from fatigue. Sometimes his body burns with fever. The plague was a bitch. Not a single wolf who had caught the illness had shown signs of healing. Even the warriors. Two had already died, their corpses nearly covered in those dark, violet burns.

They quickly shift to the rest, "all of you." Vale's gaze softens, and so does Eve's. "However," She sucks in a breath, "I must tell you something important about our lands..." We watch her in the silence as she slowly gets to her feet. "There is a plague," she confesses, at first in hesitation, a shake to her shoulders, "a deadly plague of monsters that have raided our nations." I can feel the whole room stiffen. Everyone goes ice cold. Hope itself seems to freeze. "A plague?" I echo, but deep down I know what she speaks of.

He asked me to explain what the plague is. “The plague is a disease that can pass from one person to another. This disease can come from vermins such as rats and they’re very contagious and dangerous. If we don’t solve this issue now, the people in this empire will suffer.” I explained. The Emperor looked at me for a while. I got nervous by how domineering he looked. He and the Empress had a little chat before they turned to me. “I believe we don’t have doctors that can help treat this disease. We don’t even know this disease existed until you came here and told us about it.” The Emperor said.

That would be so nice— "All of you have the plague," Hera declared with a smug grin, her voice laced with an unmistakable sense of satisfaction. Confusion and disbelief washed over me. Humans were not supposed to contract the plague, or so I was told. Dahlia had said so. It was a disease that affected only the werewolves. "What plague? What do you mean?" I stammered, my mind struggling to grasp the gravity of her words. Hera's grin widened, clearly relishing in my confusion. "The plague that is claiming the lives of all those weak humans, one by one."

They followed a trail above the hills where the human settlement was clear in their views. Looking down at the crowded conditions of the village, Sage narrated how famine and plague were rampant in this era. The crowded village was filthy, and the unkempt surroundings allowed the deadly disease to spread easily. People who wanted to enter the village during the plague were forced to remain outside the gates for several days until it was clear that they had no symptoms of the infection. This predicament depicts the horror of the plague. The living can barely cope with the demands of caring for the sick and burying the dead; it wa

after this she made her way back to her house. Elizabeth knelled on the floor beside Thomas contemplating the soil as it was hiding some clue. "While we are here contemplating the rising dead I can’t help to remember the scars of the plague, it started in the 20’s and while it softened it still took a lot of lives" Her eyes fixed now on the tombs of the women who were incinerated.