Crimson Dawn

The lycans tore down the walls. The elders fed on what was left. And the dead—still walking, still accumulating—inherited the ashes of everything humanity built. Adam Ashford was a writer before the world ended. He spent his career studying monsters from a safe distance. Then the safe distance disappeared. Now Adam moves through the ruins — alone, deliberate, and quietly furious. He carries a silver dagger that doesn't belong to him, the memories of a family he couldn't save, and a single rule that has kept him alive: keep moving. Don't settle. Don't stop thinking.

For centuries, vampires have ruled from the shadows. They are patient. Calculating. Eternal. The wolves, divided by instinct and pride, have survived in fractured packs—powerful, but disorganised. An uneasy silence has held between them. Until something ancient begins to stir. When dormant bloodlines awaken and forces long buried beneath history begin to move, the fragile balance collapses. Predators who once hunted in secret are drawn into open conflict. Old rivalries reignite. New powers emerge. And neither side fully understands what they have unleashed.

The world did not end with the first outbreak. It only began. Humanity now survives in scattered camps, clinging to fragile fortresses while ancient powers rise from the shadows. Werewolves roam the forests. Vampires manipulate the darkness. The undead march with unnatural purpose. And somewhere between science and godhood… a man watches it all unfold. In the aftermath of the supernatural apocalypse, multiple forces now battle for control of a dying world.