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REBORN IN RUINS: Survival in an Apocalypse

How would you feel when you died and saw yourself in the future but this future is not one you wished for even your enemy to wake up to. When Captain Aria, a decorated soldier medic, is killed in battle, she is mysteriously transported to a damaged future, where she must navigate through an apocalypse, she must confront her own mortality, and fight to restore hope in a desperate world. In the year 2024, Captain Aria , a highly skilled and fearless soldier medic was part of an elite special forces unit. During this critical mission, she was fatally wounded and left for dead. However, Aria's death is only the beginning as She was thrown through time and space to the year 2178, where a catastrophic apocalypse has transformed the world into a wasteland. Aria awakens in a harsh, unfamiliar landscape that has been scarred by environmental disasters, nuclear devastation, and mutated insects. The once blue skies is now a toxic haze that reeks of ash and smoke. Aria was determined to survive this apocalypse and as she struggles to survive with her marine skills, she discovers some scattered survivors and someone she held dear. *** Released times are every day. I might release from 1_4 chapters a day so expect to read continuously. hehe ******** NOTE: This book is participating in Cupid Quill October so please your vote, gifts and comments is deeply appreciated

saasxwrite · Ciencia y ficción
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98 Chs

†REFRESHING†

Aria carefully leaned against the bathroom wall, her weight shifting onto her good leg. The cool tile provided a soothing feeling to her warm skin, easing the tension in her muscles.

She dropped her stick against the floor with a hollow sound that echoed through the silence.

Aria's eyes fell upon her reflection in the mirror, her eyes moving onto the worn and faded military uniform that cling to her frame.( she is not wearing her uniform jacket)

The creases and scars on her trouser's fabric told stories of sweat, blood and sacrifice. Her hand moved but she hesitated for a moment as she steeled herself for the task ahead.

Then with a deep breath and exhale, she began to open the buttons on her trousers.

One by one, each button was released with a soft click, and her injured wrist throbbed in protest, the pain shooting up her arm like a spark.

Aria gritted her teeth but she persisted. Her good hand filling in for the injured one.