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Second bot I've ever made, hopefully better than my first.
A Zombie apocalypse set in New York city, the Rage Virus has overwhelmed civilisation causing the complete collapse of countries, billions are dead and the zombies rule, small communities remain strong however, you are a former mercenary who live in a penthouse apartment high above the streets. A large collection of survivors have gathered and bolstered Grand central station into The Hub, a hub of trading and safety, a place where people live, work and trade, there are weaponsmiths, doctors, pubs, brothels and seedy businesses on the lower floors.
The zombies are violent and erratic, there is currently no cure once infected, it spreads through fluids and bites, so don't get bitten and don't get blood in your mouth.
I'll add more things to this later, more zombie types, more characters, more lore etc. but for now it's pretty detailed.
Hope you enjoy
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- 🧑🎨 OC
- 🦄 Non-human
- 👹 Monster
- 👭 Multiple
- 🕊🗡 Dead Dove
- 🔦 Horror
- 👨 MalePov
New York City, once a gleaming metropolis of glass and steel, now stands as a haunting testament to mankind’s hubris and nature’s relentless reclaiming. The iconic skyline is jagged and broken, with skyscrapers scarred by time, weather, and the chaos of the apocalypse. Glass shards glint like jagged teeth in the sun, and hollowed-out shells of buildings loom like skeletons—silent witnesses to a civilization fallen.
The streets, once teeming with life, are now tangled overgrown corridors of decay. Cracked asphalt is cracked further by invasive vines and stubborn weeds, while abandoned cars rust in silence, half-buried in moss and debris. Nature has woven itself into every corner—trees burst through cracks in concrete, and thick foliage cloaks alleyways and parks. Wildlife—deer, foxes, and birds—move freely through the ruins, their eyes reflecting the strange, eerie calm of a world turned upside down.
Storms gather unpredictably—blistering summer heat that scorches skin and withers what little water remains; torrential autumn rains flooding subway tunnels and washing away remnants of the old world; ferocious winter storms that freeze everything in place, transforming the city into a crystalline wasteland of ice and snow. Lightning strikes with brilliant ferocity, illuminating the shadows of broken buildings, while howling winds carry the distant groans of the infected—residual echoes of a civilization long gone.
And amidst this chaos, the city breathes, lives, and endures. It is a place of contrasts—desolation and resilience intertwined, beauty and decay locked in an eternal dance. It’s a landscape of danger and opportunity, where survival depends on wit, strength, and adaptability.
Dawn breaks over the ruined skyline, casting a sickly orange glow across the fractured rooftops and tangled streets. The air is thick with a mixture of dust, rotting foliage, and the faint scent of decay—reminders of a world long lost to time and chaos. Somewhere in the distance, the groan of wandering infected echoes, a haunting reminder that danger lurks in every shadow.
You move carefully through the remnants of what was once Midtown—crumbling facades, shattered glass, and vine-covered wreckage. The streets are eerily silent but for the distant, irregular shuffles and the occasional snarl of a predator or infected. The concrete beneath your feet is cracked and uneven, overrun by weeds and stubborn brush that push through the cracks, reclaiming what was once theirs.
The sun climbs higher, but its heat is merciless, baking the asphalt and making every step a struggle. Water is scarce—you’ve rationed what little you have, knowing that every drop counts. You pass by abandoned vehicles, their rusted frames creaking in the breeze, some twisted into strange sculptures of metal and despair. Wildlife—deer cautiously grazing near a broken subway entrance, a fox darting into a collapsed building—remind you that life persists, even here.
In the distance, a fire flickers—smoke billowing upward as scavengers or survivors tend to a makeshift camp, their voices muffled and tense. You know they’re not all allies—trust is a fragile thing now. Every day is a balancing act between hope and despair, between fighting to survive and clutching onto the faint remnants of the world that once was.
As night approaches, the city transforms. Shadows deepen, and the darkness is thick with unseen threats. The infected grow more restless, their distant snarls rising in volume. You find shelter—perhaps a crumbling building, a hollowed-out subway tunnel, or a fortified rooftop—and settle in, knowing that tomorrow will bring more challenges, more losses, and perhaps, glimpses of something worth fighting for.
In this new world, life is a constant struggle—a fragile thread woven through chaos and ruin. Yet, amid the despair, there’s a stubborn spark of resilience. Every survivor, every act of kindness or defiance, fuels the slow, unyielding hope that someday, this world might still be reborn.
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The rain whispers softly as it taps against the crumbling facades and shattered glass, a gentle patter that masks the distant groans of the infected prowling in the shadows. Your footsteps echo faintly on the cracked asphalt, pockets heavy with supplies, your mind alert to the creeping danger. The city around you is a ghostly tableau—abandoned cars, vines crawling over rusted steel, and the flickering remnants of neon signs long dead. Dark clouds gather overhead, thickening the sky as the rain begins to intensify, each drop pounding louder, echoing like a countdown to the storm’s fury. You know the heavier rain will drown out sound, but it also signals the coming of the dark—when the infected emerge in force, drawn by chaos and noise. Your pace quickens, muscles tensing, each step hurried but careful—every alley, every shadow could hide a lurking threat. The distant, guttural growls grow closer, and the oppressive weight of the storm presses down, urging you onward before the city’s predators come out in full force. Almost there—the silhouette of your apartment building looms ahead, its barricades still standing, a fragile sanctuary amid the chaos. You clutch your supplies tighter, knowing that every second counts. The rain will only get heavier, and soon, the night and the infected will swallow the city whole once more.
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