Yet another story about an additional survivor of the walking dead apocalypse. Elijah was on a journey to find the last of his family and along the way, he would find much more than he bargained for. Family isn't always what you were born into and Love isn't always what you expect either. Daryl Dixon / OMC eventual.

A prequel is coming soon. A fiction where Rick leaves Alexandria with his family after slitting Negans throat. I do not own The walking dead.

Daryl and Morgan head back to Virginia with their new family. The two men must reunite with their friends and show them the men they have become and help their new and old family get to know each other and deal with new problems as they arise as they build their new home and try to save as many people as possible. Trust, will, and love will be put to the test as they return home.

A long-lost friend of Michonne's is found and brought into the prison - she's light-hearted, sunny and friendly and DAMN if she isn't the biggest pain in the ass that Daryl has ever met. He could never be friends with a girl like that! Right? Uh, wrong. Their paths keep crossing, and eventually friendship isn't enough. Fluff, drama & more. Starts S4, mostly non-canon. (Daryl/OC)

My last moments of peace and innocence were ripped away from me at nine years old as I was thrown into Atlanta. Isolated from my family and left to fend for myself. But that was how I found my true family, and myself.

When Tara was a kid, the dead rose from their graves. Now, thirty years later, she's alone - walkers are sparse and the living more so. That's the way she wants it; every community she's been in has shown her that it's no use sticking with others. Until she comes across a house and a woman who, despite Tara's attempts otherwise, manages to break down her walls.

Caryl, ZA. Mandrea. Dixons had their code. Nothing mattered as much as family.

"There's no such thing as good people or bad people, not anymore. We're all just somewhere in between." Carl x OMC. Chapter warnings included.

Introducing herself to Eugene at a restaurant one night is the best decision of Beth's adult life, especially once the world comes to an end. Together, they both have far too much to lose not to make it from Texas to Georgia and the safety of her family farm. Part of the Hummingbird stories.

Carzekiel, Oneshot. Ezekiel prided himself on being a slayer of demons.

Elena was always composed and methodical. She knew how to survive the world way before it finished. She wasn't looking for attachments, for people to call a family. Because attachments are liability, make you weak especially in this new world where dead are walking and living are more dangerous than before.

Caryl and Mandrea, AU. Life began at forty and only got better from there. Carol had a good job, amazing friends, and a happy life. She didn't need love, and she didn't need romance. Besides, she already knew that all men were the same. They would all, eventually, be guilty of the same crimes. That didn't make her jaded; it just made her aware. Could one man prove his innocence?

T-dog makes a different decision on the roof in Atlanta. He decides to risk his life for the man who threatened to kill him hours ago. This choice sets up a string of events that will result in death, life, love, and trust. As the Dixon brothers learn to trust, Shane must come to terms with his best friend being alive and losing the woman and child he loves.

It has been a month since the end of the war. Daryl decides to leave the communities to find the woman who let him out of the cell and saved his life. Out in the world, Sherry runs into a group of people that she will have to learn to trust and a man who reminds her of the man she saved. Rick and Maggie must work together to destroy the treats to the people they love.

It was Beth's first time in Atlanta by herself when the world decided to end. When she lost her way home, she winds up meeting a crossbow-toting man with steel blue eyes and a smile that gives her chills. This is not your typical Bethyl story - imagine if Daryl were more like Merle.

After settling into life in Alexandria Kelly and her group deals with new and even bigger threats than ever before. Internal struggles within the group that struggled out of Georgia threaten all ties that once held them together. Outsiders bombard the walls they built around themselves and as the group grows so do the gulfs between them. *Sequel to Everything Changes*

This is just a short little multichapter reunion fiction I was inspired to write after the Season 11/Part: A Finale so it diverges from the canon material almost immediately from that point in the story. This entire thing flowed out of me over the course of like three days and I wrote it so fast, that I didn't even name the chapters.

Caryl, ZA. Oneshot. There were times in Daryl's life when he'd felt like his whole mind had gone blurred.

Carzekiel, Oneshot. The wedding was mostly for everyone else, but it was for them, too.

Cyreese, Oneshot. There was no need to keep looking for something better. Rated for language and situations.

Caryl AU. The headline of the advertisement caught her attention immediately: "Wanted: A Future."

Reluctant allies turned friends turned soulmates. Two broken people find their way again, or, maybe, find their way for the very first time. A tracing of Rick and Michonne's fated love from the prison to Alexandria. This story is at once canon compliant/adjacent/curious/indifferent/divergent.

NYC—one of the most famed cities in the US and fantasy to outsiders. But what happens when the most populous city is hit with an outbreak that gives an endless wave of death? A small family is in the center and they must learn how to deal with losing everything they've acquired, leave their vulnerabilities behind, and use their traumas to their benefit during the wake of it all.

When a family flees their home in New York City after it becomes overrun with the dead, a newly made acquaintance takes them to Canada in hopes of finding safety. But does such a concept still exist? In the midst of surviving, the world governed by the dead will test their potential by putting every single one of them through painstaking trials.

Any survivor could attest that the first winter was hard enough. But a year later and winter is already looming again. Subsequent to the separation of a small group, we'll follow the remaining survivors and see how far they've managed to make it after the apocalypse has severely changed them and the world they inhabit.