King Moon’s CouncilThe base’s council convened as soon as the scouts returned with confirmation of the tragic events. The raiding team sent out to recover fuel had been completely wiped out by a mutated monster. While such dangers weren’t entirely uncommon in this post-apocalyptic world, the council wasn’t ready to simply accept this outcome.Richard, in particular, was deeply troubled—those men had been part of a squad under his command.“We can’t just sit back and let this happen,” Richard argued, his voice tense with anger. “We need to act.”Ordinarily, the civilian members of the council would have opposed such a notion, especially given the report of a three-headed snake—a creature too terrifying to confront head-on. But the idea of leaving such a monster unchecked, knowing it was so cl

Crash! Gideon’s boot smashed through the door, splintering it as Michael, Deji, and Victor followed. The air was cool despite the oppressive heat outside, but sweat clung to Michael’s forehead. Deji’s knuckles were white around his spear, his tension palpable.The house was a dusty skeleton of its former self, its silence interrupted only by the heavy breathing of the intruders. On the other side of the building, another group burst in. The two factions converged in the dim living room, a charged atmosphere crackling between them.“James,” Michael growled, his voice a low rumble.James, flanked by Gbolahan, Lekan, and a hulking giant of a man, met his glare. The giant, a veritable mountain of muscle, loomed menacingly.“I see you brought backup,” Gideon said, a smirk pla

“An outrage!” Basit’s voice cracked with fury, his body quivering with each shouted curse. His usual bluster seemed small compared to the collective anger in the council room. The sight of the smoldering ruins of their stores, once a testament to their months of hard work, had turned their sanctuary into a battleground of frustration and despair. Food stocks, vital for their survival, had been reduced to ashes. Uche, the Base Chief, wore exhaustion like a second skin. He’d been on the front lines of the fire, his face smudged with soot and weariness. “I’ve asked Mide to gather all available details on the perpetrators,” he said, his voice heavy with fatigue. Ademide, the diligent attendant, stepped forward with a file, its contents meticulously organized. Uche flipped through it briefly, his brow furrowing deeper with each name. He handed the file to the council members, their eyes scanning the pages with mounting tension. Minutes ticked by as the file circulated. Femi, the base’s

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The glazed over eyes of the man, Ahmad, widened in surprise, “Son of a b*tch!” he cursed aloud.The two of them separated and Victor helped him to his feet.A bright smile spread across Ahmad’s face and he laughed, “Ahahahah, how are you still alive?! It seems the Heavens don't want me to live the rest of my life alone.”He laughed louder with his hands on his waist.Victor smiled, he had missed this guy’s jovial and happy-go-lucky attitude, “How are you not dead? And what happened to your eyes?”Ahmad finally stopped laughing, an amiable smile spread across his face.“Let’s go talk somewhere better”His body whooshed towards the Federal Secretariat, Victor followed in a blur.In less than two seconds, the two of them were standing on top of the 12 storey building, overlooking the entire area. Down the road from the Secretariat was a rundown mall, Victor could sense an oppressive presence there.“How did you survive? Did the others survive too?” Ahmad asked about the rest of their gro