Public Enemies Parents Guide

The Apocalypse is upon us and a group are trying to survive in Yorkshire England in a brutal new world. One man likes his simple single life but circumstances have made him rethink that life. Sid was born and bred in this town and so help him he will die here. No zombies are going to chase him away and if that means a shorter life than he could have then so be it. His old friends and family are dead as far as he knows so the only thing for it is to make new ones whenever possible. That's harder said than done when most of the population wants to kill you and that doesn't exclude the animals. Maybe he will find a way to survive and help the population recover? Maybe he won't?

Orion Stargrave is the galaxy's most 'decorated' captain—if decorations are measured in engine fires and narrow escapes. When the icy, ultra-competent Lyra Celestine is forced onto his bridge to oversee a 'secret mission,' the stars themselves begin to sweat. Between dodging sentient space-dust and navigating Lyra's terrifyingly sharp wit, Orion must find a way to save the quadrant without accidentally blowing up his own ship. It's a high-stakes game of cosmic cat-and-mouse where the only thing more dangerous than the vacuum of space is falling in love with your rival.

Rangga Alvero thought his life was boring until a vending machine incident sent him to a world where logic is optional and 'Common Sense' is a legendary artifact. Trapped in a realm governed by sarcastic status screens and high-maintenance knights like Sirinya Chaweng, Rangga must navigate absurd quests and microtransactions just to survive. But when he accidentally begins to uninstall the world's reality, he realizes that being a hero is a lot harder than customer service.

Ten millennia of boredom was supposed to be the end of Aetherion's retirement plan, but an accidental marriage proposal to a terrifying Sword-Saint turned his quiet life into a chaotic comedy of errors. Now, the immortal squatter must navigate imperial politics, jealous ex-wives, and an encroaching ancient evil, all while trying to maintain his cover as a humble, oatmeal-loving peasant. Can he save the world without ruining his chances of a quiet nap?

Mordren Valcrux was the most hated villain in the kingdom—until a modern-day cynic took over his body. Now, armed with meta-knowledge and a devastatingly sarcastic wit, Mordren must navigate a world of political backstabbing, intense magic, and a female lead, Isolde Raventhia, who wants his head on a silver platter—when she isn't busy being inexplicably attracted to his new 'bad boy' persona. In a world where every choice leads to his execution, Mordren decides to rewrite the script, one chaotic encounter at a time.

Ryan Carter died winning a noodle contest, only to be resurrected as a fake hero. Now, he must survive a kingdom that treats his every clumsy blunder as legendary martial arts, all while trying to uncover why he was brought back in the first place.

After many thousands of years, the flame of war between human clans and demon clans continued to cause chaos. However, in just a few years in the future, one kingdom managed to bring harmony to these two clans. Come and go as you like but never harm. If you do, punishment awaits you. Zeliker (Demon Prince): I wish to see the peace created like the Eskimos Kingdom. Stiria (Human Princess/Duo?): It is not impossible. You are from the demon royalty. Maybe your presence will create the peace you seek. We are here to help you, Zeliker. Sektar (Human King): You want to marry my daughter? Are you not afraid of the hatred from your father, the demon king? Nekruis (Demon King): I'm going to see the princess who captured my son's heart. If she is unworthy, might as well kill her before she taints him more. Author Warning! This is a dark novel. Some parts may contain scenes that are unsuitable for underage such as abuse and torture.

When Jakarta fell to the zombie apocalypse, the world didn't end with a bang—it ended with a corporate memo. Earth is being liquidated by 'Existential Corp,' and humans are just redundant assets. Armed with a bizarre survival guide by the mysterious 'Coach Udin,' university student Rendy must navigate a reality where singing children's songs and walking like a crab are the only ways to survive. From fighting HRD demons to running a law firm for the undead, Rendy must prove that human chaos is more valuable than corporate perfection before the CEO deletes the world forever.

Professor Reuben Stone is an underpaid epidemiologist when he unlocks the Outbreak System, a mysterious program that predicts epidemics before they spread. Each crisis averted earns him Development Points (DP), which he can use to build schools, water systems, and clinics. At first mocked as a “village doctor,” Reuben soon finds himself fighting not only cholera and malaria but also corrupt politicians, profiteering corporations, and assassins. Yet every outbreak he prevents strengthens his community—and every outbreak he ignores becomes a plague that could end the world. From forgotten academic to the world’s last line of defense, Reuben rises to become The Oracle of Public Health. But the System’s final challenge is not just to save humanity— …it is to build a world that no longer needs him.

Donald Carter never expected to see a colleague turn into a zombie and bite another co-worker on the first day of his first job. What he also didn't expect was stepping on an exposed cable and getting electrocuted trying to escape the zombies and obtaining lightning powers along with a system. With these new found powers and system, he was determined to survive the apocalypse no matter what. Mega Writing Prompt #003/MWP#003