The Plague Novels & Stories

Under the night, the great hunt began. Plague fled to an abandoned town that was about to be demolished, and realized that he had escaped to the place he killed Sonnia. The gloomy town was already sparsely populated in the first place, and the buildings were in ruins. Red warnings of demolition were plastered everywhere in the town.

“Your majesty, an urgent message just arrived from the northern territories. A plague broke out. People are dying in their numbers, and there's no solution in sight.” My cock went limp with lightning speed as all my desires seeped away like gas. “Which pack?” I asked, my heart in my mouth.

I felt his hand rub my back. "Do I look like I'm alright?" I sarcastically said. Noah laughed. "No, you look like the end of the world." There was another puking sensation climbing up my throat, so I turned my head back to the toilet bowl to vomit. "Which one? As far as I remember, the world ended 12 times," I joked, referring to the 12 Death Plagues that wiped out the world. "Probably the 9th," he answered, referring to the plague where a virus literally sucked up people's blood, leaving them dry, body and bones, in a span of weeks.

to save them from the plague, and instead they had incurred the wrath of a blasphemous entity that had punished them with fire. But none of those wild speculations was as grotesque or accurate as the terrifying truth that Viktor now found it difficult to understand what had really happened. And, as might be expected, he kept talking about the plague. Some said that it had been spread by invisible demons present in the air around them. Others said it was due to restless undead spirits who had passed away without receiving a holy blessing.

Concordia, Nine Hundred and Fifty Years Before The plague spread with frightening speed amongst any human that had any contact with the new slaves. Meguitte tried desperately to contain it to the harbour and the stronghold, but it leaked out into the city, seeping through the streets and to neighboring strongholds. They did not understand how it did so, how it passed so efficiently between person and person. At some stage, the new slaves also sickened.

Eliza also insisted on divorcing him. Later on, an infectious disease broke out among the children in the village. Eliza became so busy that she didn't even have the time to come and look for me. We were like strangers who were once barely acquainted. However, when she was thoroughly exhausted, she would come to my room in the middle of the night and fall asleep at the door. It was as if she wanted to seek a little solace. All I could do was pretend I didn't know this was happening. Due to the inadequacies of the medical facilities in the village, it took three months before the disease was finally eradicated.

I acted rashly and was willing to do just about anything each time the pain reached my chest and with the way I jumped up, she was probably already trying to consider leaving the room. “It… It just started a few hours ago but it's spreading really rapidly,” she stuttered. “Its symptoms are very erratic and violent and it's getting to anyone who comes in contact with affected people.” I watched with a stony expression as she delivered a detailed report on the sudden plague. Some of her words flew past my ears. It was hard to believe that something could be so quick and yet so devastating. “There are no casualties yet but if something is not done very quickly, it's really going to get bad,” sh

is my next question. "There is a traitor. And not just in the city. In the royal palace itself. Only a handful of royals and servants know the location of the source of the underground river. So when people in the city began dying of the plague, we sent scouts to the spring. They found carcasses from a herd of dead, diseased cows floating." Anthrax!

LEVI'S POV The door had barely shut behind us before Theo started speaking; the urgency in his voice immediately put me on edge. “It’s a plague outbreak.” I stopped so abruptly that Theo nearly walked into me. “What the fuck did you just say?” “A plague outbreak. And it’s the first outbreak of its kind in centuries. It started in Gravel End and Black Pike, but it’s spreading fast. They’ve already reported ten casualties already.” “Fuck.” The word left me under my breath, as we started moving again, both of us striding quickly through the corridor now.

Derrick asked, his voice dropping low as he stared at the milky eyes and black blood. ​"That's why we need this food locked behind three inches of reinforced steel tonight," I said, stepping between him and the body with my shotgun held low. "The city is collapsing, Derrick. The plague is real, and it's mutating faster than anyone knows. I was wrong about a lot of things between us... but I am not wrong about this." ​Derrick looked from the monster's body to my face, his jaw clenching hard. The sight of the infected wiped the personal anger from his face, replacing it with cold, hard survival reality.