Zombie Mutants Novels & Stories

Glenn exclaims and comes running out of the darkness. “I’m fine,” she says. “I’ve never seen anything like it though.” “No one has,” Zael offers. “How many of those mutants are up there, do you think?” “I don’t know,” I mutter. “But the two that fetched her are also….I don’t even know what to call them. Hybrid doesn’t seem like the right word.” “No,” Willow says. “Zael had it right the first time. Mutants.” I hover somewhere between pity and outrage. Someone did that to those poor creatures. They didn’t come into this world by accident. Feeling strong enough, I finally manage to struggle to my feet. “We need to get back. It’s time to move on.”

“I never paid attention to the stories because I didn’t believe they were true. I do remember that vampires live on the blood of humans, not their flesh.” “Wadim change himself,” she said. “He eats flesh. He is…how to say... mute?” She shook her head with obvious frustration as she struggled for the right words. “Mutant,” I said. “Wadim is a mutant vampire?” I couldn’t believe my own words. “Yes… mutant. Wadim mutant himself and others. Now they drink blood and eat flesh.” “I saw pigs when they brought me here. What are they for?” I asked.

Alvara and Hudson snapped impatiently. “ Ok, if you insist” Ben gave in. “ Well, let’s just say; the first know mutant were evil one’s and they used their powers for their selfish gain” Ben began. “ Who were the first mutants?” Hudson asked. “ Here’s the story; "One million years ago, an alien race called the ‘CELESTIALS’ came all the way from their planet to earth and performed a genetic experiment proto- humanity, incorporating and altering the DNA in the genetic code of the early species of the genus homo to allow future generations gain superpowers” Ben explained.

She insisted, crossing her arms over her chest. “Is it about the dysies and zenzens?” Layla asked. “Yes, and even worse, unfortunately.” He nodded, letting out a deep breath. “You know the zenzens, dysies, malarions, evlins, and daemyons are all mutants, right?” “I knew about the dysies and zenzens but not about the others.” She cringed, scrunching her face. “Are they all creatures from the human world?”

It develops too fast and one wrong step could push her back to the death hole. Harry observes the girl and glimpsed several changes. "Are you getting better?" Ava jolted clearly in shock that the male lead noticed her transformation." Hmm... I eat... I feel better..." This sentence is enough for him to understand that this girl is not well fed by the family. He is grateful to cook for her yesterday or she would be even weaker now. Zombies can gain nutrients only by eating meats or they would lose their meat or skins for not taking them. It is like drugs for them, if they don't take it they'll die. "Then... do you want to eat with me again?" He throws a big gentle smile for her almost blindi

My body had even started rotting away. The news spread through the entire base as swiftly as the zombie virus had overtaken the humans. Mom and Dad kneeled in front of my grave. "We were wrong, Brielle… W-We just wanted to protect Beckett…" Mom said, her voice weak. "He was the hope for all humanity… We had no choice…" Listening to her feeble excuses, I felt utterly repulsed. Meanwhile, my death was the spark that ignited the fury of all the other survivors in the base.

After idling outside, Xiara and Quiliu, followed by the zombies who had succesfully evolved and were now having their own normal conciousness and was now sticking to each other like wanting to engrave themselves at each other bones, the two leads finally saw a building that they can take as their shelter.

Its eyes glowed with faint spirals — not green, but amber. “Mutation,” I whispered, backing up. “It’s absorbed Verdant energy.” The mutated zombie roared, the sound shaking the rafters. Kira and Mara screamed for cover as it slammed its fists against the wall again, tearing through layers of protection like nothing. I summoned my power instinctively, the spirals under my skin flaring to life. Vines burst from the floor, wrapping around its limbs, but the creature ripped through them. “Impossible…” I hissed, stumbling back. My strength wasn’t enough.

"Secure the perimeter. Collect the wounded. Anyone with an 'Active' signature goes into the pressurized cages. Anyone dead... leave them for the vultures. We don't waste transport space on corpses." "You can't take them," Kazi growled. "My orders are total extermination. No survivors, no witnesses." Nyosi walked past him toward a group of captured mutants. They were the survivors of the initial raid—mostly teenagers and young adults, huddled together on their knees in the mud. Their hands were bound by heavy-duty zip-ties. They looked up at the soldiers with eyes that had seen their paradise burned to the ground. Some were weeping; others were staring into the middle distance, their minds sh

She really started to wonder what kind of weird experiment this was going to be. Feline scraped her throat, “So I am guessing you are all wondering what this experiment is all about. For you to understand I have to tell you some history first. Thousands of years ago humans were not the only species that lived on earth. There were also werewolves, vampires, fae, and witches. These creatures believed themselves to be superior to the human race and wanted to enslave them. Humans learned of their plans and war broke out. Thanks to science the human race was able to survive while the other species went extinct.” Dante interrupted her, “Sorry but what is this? You want us to know the history of a