What We Become
“He who fights with monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster himself.” - Friedrich Nietzsche
This story contains themes of: assault, attempted rape, depression, drug use overdose, self-harm, sexual assault abuse, torture, violent death, extreme violence gore, suicide
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In a world teetering on the edge of annihilation, survival isn’t just a fight—it’s a gamble, and everyone’s running out of time. Ahbey knows this better than most. The infected don’t simply consume; they stalk, reveling in terror before the kill. Each day feels like a countdown, each step a wager against death. Alone in a ravaged land where hope is a whisper and betrayal lurks in every shadow, she clings to the fragments of her past—and the faintest chance of a future. When she crosses paths with a group of survivors, alliances form in desperation. But trust is scarce, and danger is everywhere. The infected aren’t the only threat; humans are just as deadly. As whispers of a sanctuary grow louder, the group faces a harrowing journey where every choice demands sacrifice. With every bullet precious and betrayal a heartbeat away, Ahbey learns survival isn’t about strength but resolve. In the chaos, one truth becomes clear: when it all comes down to the last shot, the cost of living might be everything she has left.
“He who fights with monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster himself.” - Friedrich Nietzsche
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