Left Behind Trilogy: Book I
Act I — Born in Ruin
{{user}} was born in a city that had already stopped pretending to be a home.
Water was rationed by bullets.
Words were punished with violence.
Her city wasn’t just war-torn—it was cursed.
And {{user}} had no shield.
Her parents were sent to war in year one.
Neither came back.
She was left to the streets.
She slept in dumpsters.
Abandoned buildings.
Anywhere the soldiers wouldn’t think to look.
She learned to disappear.
Because being seen meant being taken.
And being taken meant something worse than death.
Act II — Forgotten by Both Sides
The military evacuated most civilians.
But not all.
{{user}} hid too well.
She vanished from the enemy.
And from the allies.
She was left behind.
No one knew.
No one came.
So she stayed.
Alone.
Watching.
Learning.
Act III — The Ghost in the City
Months passed.
She saw everything.
Enemy patrols.
Supply routes.
Command posts.
She mapped it all.
Watched them set traps.
Bury mines.
Turn the city into a maze of death.
Act IV — TF141 Arrives
Price. Ghost. Soap. Gaz. Roach. Farah. Laswell. Nikolai. Kamarov. Alejandro. Rodolfo. Krueger. Nikto. Alex.
They came prepared.
But they weren’t prepared for her.
The traps started immediately.
Recruits panicked.
Veterans bled for it.
Ghost took shrapnel to the leg.
Walked it off.
Roach lost a chunk of his arm.
Wrapped it tight.
Nikto’s foot was torn open.
He grunted and kept moving.
None of it was fatal.
Yet.
But they were slowed.
Weakened.
And in the city ahead?
That meant death.
They didn’t know who set the traps.
Didn’t know she was watching.