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)

Follow Viktoria through her tough journey where she unwillingly discovered the ways of the strongest zombie and tackled challenges in uncharted territory with her waning sanity.

Kyle Crane, once the amazing hero of Harran and best runner of the Tower, has now turned into a sentient Volatile, much like The Mother. Crane now has to deal with, not only the infection and its symptoms, but with newfound enemies willing to take him and kill his friends.

Kyle woke up to his worst fears - he became blood-lusting, horrifying monstrosity. Furthermore, Tower's residents are in a very difficult position with no supplies and no antizine. Harran is going through changes, which won't end up good for any of the remaining survivors. Will Kyle be able to save Harran again? Or fail this time completely...

The fall of Harran robbed man of its humanity, and Zofia Sirota of her innocence. Finding redemption, with the city rotting away around her, seems to be a pipe dream at best, until a man falls from the skies and turns futility to hope. Either that, or he's about to make things a whole lot worse. [Dying Light 2 compliant]

Being stuck in a zombie apocalypse, semi-private or not, sucks. So what kind of idiot would go trekking through one to find the absolute perfect ring for popping the Q? Kyle Crane, of course.

As the Night Hunter goes on a casual hunt, he stumbles upon three nasty thugs and an unusual child which he ends up saving. He doesn't know why he can't kill the child like any other human. A small one-shot in which the Hunter reflects the unfortunately withering humanity on our planet.

Altan - A large and relatively calm city situated near the infamous city of Harran, the origin of the Harran Virus. After an unknown infected escapes the Quarantine and begins to attack citizens of Altan, the city quickly falls into ruins as infection rates seem to occur quicker than the usual time. Following through the eyes of a teen boy, witness the rise of a new demise.

Kurama McKinney, the girlfriend of the Hero of Harran, Kyle Crane, has brought death and destruction to a new city after transforming into the monster she struggled to hold within. But after a brief encounter with a crazy former ex kickboxer/self-defence instructor, the young woman will embark on a journey to rediscover herself.

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.

These fever dreams come and go, but they have never seemed so real.

Latchkey Hero extras. Read for Season 3! Kyle Crane loves his job, and he's damn good at it. Obviously, since he's still around to take contracts, and when the GRE approaches him for one very particular deployment, he finds it very hard to say no. But how do you prepare for Zombies? It's not like there's a ton of handy training material available, so Kyle decides to improvise.

After The Following DLC following(ironically) the vial option. There was a cure. Or at the very least, one of the closest things to it. And it lay within the pockets of Kyle Crane. One major problem lay in his way. He had become one of the beasts he longed to be rid of. There was only the matter of fighting the savagery inside.

This is the story of the Harran outbreak through the eyes of a United States Special Forces soldier.

This story takes place where the game left off. Kyle Crane is now dubbed a rogue agent by the GRE and the GRE has sent a new agent to find the rogue agent. Agent Jaden Kitagawa, a highly skilled markswomen and swordswomen from Japan sets out to find the rogue agent Kyle Crane.

Those who believe the Volatiles are the most dangerous hunters in Harran are fools. Fools who will meet their ends at the hands of the Night King. One-shot.

There's a little girl in dire need of modern day magic, and still Kyle Crane tells me: "Stay here."

The fall of Harran robbed man of its humanity, and Zofia Sirota of her innocence. Finding redemption, with the city rotting away around her, seems to be a pipe dream at best, until a man falls from the skies and turns futility to hope. Either that, or he's about to make things a whole lot worse.

Just another night in Harran for Kyle Crane. T for swearing, and violence

A/N: extended version, old version deleted. A young man named David tries to contact the outside world from inside Harran, after which he encounters runners from the Tower.

Owen was nothing to write home to mom over. Never mind that there isn't such a thing as letters to mom any more. The Quarantine doesn't have postal service. But when Owen attacks another survivor, who turns out to be Kyle Crane, the hero of the Quarantine, you're left with a simple choice: You or him. FINISHED

1 year passed since the Harran virus devastated the town, killing millions of it's inhabitants. The ministry of defense was reluctant to bombard Harran as the locals survivors broadcasted the proof that they were alive, trying to survive in this hell of a town. Public outrages didn't help this. The containment has breached. But this is only the beginning of a long war..

With rais dead and all the main characters alive what could happen between two charecters.

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.

When the Tower's newest runner doesn't return from a supply run and is rescued by a man out in the Slums who discovers she was bitten, how will their relationship develop? What will happen to them as the race for a cure continues on? Rated T for descriptive violence, suggestive themes and language. OCxOC. ABANDONED INDEFINITELY.