Monsters, We. continues Kyle Crane's story into Villedor and follows him and Aiden Caldwell as they seek out the City's walls, each for reasons of their own.
An insight into Kyle Crane's life in the United States, before the GRE approaches him for a fateful deployment.
"The eyes of the world are glued to the city of Megurigaoka, following the outbreak of an unknown pathogen" A sudden outbreak has occurred, robbing one girl of her sanity, making another attached to a shovel, another trying to remain strong, one questioning trying to make sense of everything... and forcing a boy to go out during the night.
On January 27, 2017, an unknown pathogen broke out in Harran and caused the city, along with the countryside, to become quarantined. During the two months since, the Global Relief Effort have partnered with the Ministry of Defense to help sustain what few survivors remain with airdrops and on March 28, decide to send in agent Kyle Crane to search for a file linked to a cure...
After the cancer took her mother, Elisabet is left alone with only memories of her family. When a promising tip comes from a Pilgrim passing through their small settlement however, she travels across a broken land with her partner, Russell, to search for the one she lost when they were just children.
It all began in Harran where Rachel found herself trapped between the infected and crazed survivors who horde the only supplies available for themselves. When all seems lost Rachel is saved by a guardian angel, a man who is trying to survive long enough to escape the zombie infested city.
After beating Dying Light 2 and getting the worst ending, OC is trapped in the game. The only way out? Finish the game-hopefully with a better outcome. Hurt/Comfort, Sarcasm/Humor, Action/Adventure, Dying Light 2: Stay Human, Aiden Caldwell, Lawan, Hakon, Virals, Infected, Zombies, Parkour, SPOILERS
An insight into Kyle Crane's life in the United States, before the GRE approaches him for a fateful deployment.
Kyle Crane is back but not entirely the same 'man'. The Hero of Harran has found himself as a sentient infected in the city of Scanderoon. He shouldn't be back. But having met Jack Brecken and learning that the virus has changed dramatically, it has made him decide to take up the mantle again but from the shadows. Regrettably but this time, not alone. (Sequel to the Following)
Shakespeare's-Hakon's sonnet performed by a slightly drunken poet)) Hakon writes to Aiden
Harran fits him like a well-measured suit. Kyle Crane—the Legend of Harran—is said to be unbowed. A tenacious, tireless hero. But that suit comes with a mask. A mask which slips when no one is watching.
Megurigaoka, a little town that fell into an unforeseen zombie apocalypse, the only known survivors are the School Living Club. Each member has a job to help ensure their overall survival, one with checking supplies, a shovel fighter, a jack of all trades, a beacon of joy ... and a night runner.
Babar Kizil was totally full of shit. Garlic? Wolfsbane? Cinnamon? Eat all that and your lycanthropy was cured? Holy shit, no, that wasn't how this worked. And Kyle would know.
Kyle Crane is back but not entirely the same 'man' he was before. The former hero of Harran has found himself in the city of Dikir as a sentient zombie. He learns that the GRE is up to something and he puts the duty of stopping them on his shoulders once again, but this time he's not alone.
Sonic (And Shadow) take the place of Kyle Crane in this mobian version of Haran. They have the physical ability, but do they have the will to do what it takes to keep the peace in this brutal city?
Hakon x Aiden Ficlet. Sometimes they drink and talk on the rooftops.
Crane never expected retrieving that file in the city of Harran would be a sunday stroll. And even less bumping into some blonde kid turning out to be a bundle of trouble with a cocky attitude and deep scars. Kyle has no idea just how much impact the preteen brought as Crane struggles to make him stay at the Tower while the kid is determined to get back in the streets of Harran.
We found them in the back of a turned over lorry that had gotten wedged in a storm drain. Paper lanterns. Hundreds of them. Naturally, Crane insists we bring them. An "Everyone Lives Fluff AU", written for a Zine with the theme Community.
It's been about ten minutes since the end of the battle with Rais and the thwart of the GRE's advancement to weaponize the virus. Finally free of the struggle, Kyle's next objective is as clear as day: Liberate the city back to its normal ways or die trying.
Bryce and his brother Anders are stuck in Harran during the outbreak, and now have to try to survive dealing with the dead, the living, and the darkness inside themselves.
Terrifying by Day, Deadly by Night. Are these the standards a young man can live with in a city rocked with a deadly plague? Slash. Guy/Guy. Don't Like, Don't Read.
What if Crane had an antizin inside his pants and saved Jade from becoming a zombie.(CraneXJade)
Where Jade stops Brecken from being a dumbass.