What is she!? This one question flashed in their minds. The zombie virus had only erupted a few days ago. Humans who awakened superpowers were still grappling with their new reality, relearning and re-familiarizing themselves with their abilities and the crumbling world around them. While some found excitement in the changes in themselves and the world, anticipating an exhilarating experience like in fantasy novels, others were filled with nothing but trepidation and apprehension. But either way, all the superhumans wielded their new abilities in one way or another. They exchanged knowledge and obtained as much information as they were able, despite the lack of internet. However, in the limited intel they gathered, there was no mention of a terrifying ability like the one the woman before them possessed. "Haha! That was a good show, but still not enough to daunt me." Marcus threw back his head and laughed. The woman's ability was frightening. It ate up an entire hand without leav

In the apocalyptic world, Celio Daen and Irene Moore were two of an elite team of five fearsome superhumans. With Celio awakening a Wind and Irene an Ice special ability, the two became widely known for their impenetrable defense and explosive offense. As they leveled up, the power of their abilities grew more frightening, giving even the lawless supernaturals a headache. However, as powerful as these two were, they also had a strong sense of loyalty to those they pledged their allegiance. Once, a superhuman under the protection of former officers approached them. He was sent by the people who once governed the country with the intention to recruit. New clothes, delicious and varied food menu, a lifestyle similar to that of a wealthy young master and mistress in a protected mansion...they were offered everything considered a luxury in a world severely deficient in resources and freight with dangers. However, under the temptation of such great benefits, the two rejected without hesi

"Hey, wait for me!" Celio immediately left the group and chased after the girl. He didn't have any specific destination anyway. Following a person who had the skill to survive this nightmare wouldn't harm him in any way. "I've never been on Sapphire Island. I guess it won't hurt to take a look. Who knows? I might not be alive to do so in the future." Irene separated from her girlfriends and jugged to catch up with the two. Marcus didn't say anything. He hosted his MP5 and joined the three with a blank expression. To awaken two skills at the same time...he wanted to know how she accomplished such a feat. Seeing the team of four walk away, some superhumans only hesitated for a brief moment before going in a different direction. Though the four were powerful, they believed they weren't any less powerful. As long as they gathered a group of followers, they would be able to form their own power base. The humans fell in a dilemma. They wanted to follow the team of four, but Sapphire

"Did you find her?" In a glass mansion with crimson walls, a tall figure in a blue suit stood at the window and watched the crimson sky with cold indifference. Though his voice was emotionless, hearing his words, the man standing behind him couldn't help but tremble in silent trepidation. "That...we're still looking. We have no lead to follow, as the Mistress seems to have vanished with the descent of the meteor." He shuffled in place and wiped his hands on the front of his pants. "Two days. That's all you have. If you fail to find my wife in two days, you don't have to show me your face again." The man paled and nodded listlessly. But when he realized his Master couldn't see him, he cleared his throat and croaked a loud 'yes', before retreating from the room. "Jabri dear, why are you still hung up on that human? Not to mention she's not one of us, she might not even be human right now." A sweet and charming voice sounded in the room. The faint clip of high heels on marble ushered

Ella and Marcus worked together. The nights of the apocalyptic days were shorter than the normal times. It was probably due to the meteor that messed with the ecology. Either way, knowing they didn't have much time before the sky turned crimson again, the two used their ability to excavate the buried boat. To their pleasant surprise, it wasn't only one boat buried under the black sand. There were at least 30 boats. "Marcus, see if you can find a rope. We'll take them all!" "Take them all? Why do we need to take all of them? And can we even..." "Don't ask questions. Now's not the time. Just go..." The world was no longer a utopia. Creatures stalked every shadow and movement. One second everything could be calm and merry, the next, they could be running for their lives. Ella was anxious to get things done and leave before the situation changed. Sensing her urgency, Marcus didn't ask anymore. He turned and raced towards the crumbled buildings to find a rope. Life hadn't been kind