The Apocalypse; Fall of Man: Now Availiable!

Sorry for all of you people who are looking forward to reading the next Apocalypse. I am currently working on it,as well as a Zombie series/mini-series.

After killing the parasite, I cried myself to sleep. Not only had I lost both of my parents, my dog, and most of my friends, but now I was alone, in the middle of a forest, in the middle of nowhere. I awoke in the morning, tears dried on my face, the fire smouldering, and Audrey’s body still laying by my side. I had only the strength to dig a hole, and lay Audrey to rest. After doing so, I decided to leave the camp site and keep moving thought the forest, in hopes of reaching more survivors. I… Continue

Late that night, when the fire was still going, there was another shadow. This time, I could tell that it was a zombie. I grabbed my frying pan and readied myself. The figure, all of a sudden, broke into a sprint toward Audrey. I ran for her, and knocked the zombie onto it’s back. It just lied for a while, and then, it’s head exploded and out came a gigantic parasite. It lunged out of the head toward Audrey. I swung and hit the worm. I bit Audrey in the neck and she died instantly. The worm hit… Continue

Audrey and I left the camp site that night, leaving Bill and his killer. Audrey was still in shock, and I had to hold her just to keep her walking. We only walked for one hour and we stopped walking. I made a small fire and made some canned beans, from our ration bag.
“Here,” I said, pushing a bowl with some beans into her hands. She just sat there and stared into space. We stayed there through-out the day, and when night fell.

Just another ordinary day, no zombies, no survivors. Around noon, that changed. A group of around thirty survivors heard my call. We let them in and began to board up the doors, when we found out that there was a horde of zombies following them.

“Shit,” said Bill, “We should have left them outside!”

“No,” I responded, “We could use more people. Strength in numbers.”

“Bill,” said Audrey, “He’s right. And you know it.”

“Yeah,” he said, “Come on in. Get situated.”

Later… Continue