A dystopian novel series set in post-nuclear CanadaWarriors of the Last Days is a series of Dystopian post-apocalyptic fiction novel set in Canada after a nuclear devastation.
Welcome to Warriors of the Last Days This space is the threshold. You didn’t arrive here by accident. Warriors of the Last Days is a dystopian systems-fiction series set in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, in the ruins of a world that did not end in fire or prophecy, but in optimization. A future where infrastructure outlived belief, where survival became procedural, and where people learned—slowly...
LOCATIONS OF WARRIORS OF THE LAST DAYS SERIES Locations. In these novels, places are not backdrops. They are forces. Every corridor, shoreline, tunnel, cathedral, and quarry carries weight. Cities do not merely host events, they shape them, all across Canada. Architecture channels belief. Ruins preserve memory. Water, stone, concrete, and steel become instruments of survival or control. Geography...
DYSTOPIAN TROPES OF BOOK I: THE REFUSAL Most dystopian fiction is, at its core, a hero story wearing a dark coat. The world is oppressive, the stakes are high but the narrative bends toward the protagonist. They doubt themselves, then somehow act exactly and correctly. They are tested, then proven. The system, however vast, ultimately exists to be defeated by one person who turns out to matter...
WARRIORS OF THE LAST DAYS DYSTOPIAN TROPES Across all four books, familiar dystopian and post-apocalyptic tropes appear, then shift. There are ruins. There is collapse. There are leaders, rebels, believers, and systems that claim necessity. There are journeys, enclaves, ideological clashes, and moral tests. But the series does not lean on spectacle for its tension. It interrogates it. Prophecy is...
BOOK I: THE REFUSAL CHARACTERS BOOK II CHARACTERS BOOK III CHARACTERS BOOK IV CHARACTERS WANT TO KNOW MORE? UNA THE GIRL FROM THE STONE Una learned early how to endure. She is not driven by belief or destiny. She moves because stopping is dangerous, because motion keeps the past from closing its grip. Her intelligence is practical, bodily, forged through repetition and loss. She reads...
The World of Warriors of the Last Days The world of Warriors of the Last Days is not a single apocalypse, but a layered one: various models of survival imposed on the same broken geography. Characters are shaped by the systems they pass through. Some learn to optimize themselves into survival: disciplined, procedural, stripped of excess. Others survive by remaining unreadable: moving last...
RESO (RESources Optimization) MAP OF RESO (WARRIORS OF THE LAST DAYS) RESO is not a regime. It does not preach, parade, or punish in public squares. It calculates. Buried beneath the ruins of the City and the noise of collapsing systems, RESO operates in corridors where outcomes are decided before anyone feels them. It does not demand belief. It demands efficiency. Lives are reduced to variables...
MAP OF THE ST-LÉONARD CAVERN IN MONTRÉAL In the novels, the Cave is not merely a shelter beneath stone. It is memory made geological. Air hangs heavy with mineral breath. Sound travels strangely, as if the walls are listening before they return it. The Cave does not protect so much as it witnesses. Water threads through limestone in patient silence, carrying traces of the world above: ash...
LAST PROTOCOL PROLOGUE Before the world of Warriors of the Last Days, there was a final decision. The Last Protocol is that decision. The air in the bunker was frigid, sharp with the sour residue of men who had breathed each other’s fear for too long.Beyond the reinforced concrete shell, the world was coming apart.Inside, routine had hardened into ritual. This cathedral of switches and cooling...
A dystopian novel series set in post-nuclear Canada
Stéphane Roy is a lifelong reader and writer with a deep love for science fiction, apocalyptic worlds, and tightly constructed mysteries. This is his first novel. He lives in the Yukon with his dog and his aquarium, where long winters, silence, and wide, sometimes glowing, skies leave plenty of room for imagining the end of the world, and what might come after it. He is also waiting, with cautious optimism, for the aliens to finally reveal themselves and straighten us all out.