Adventures in the Space Between Universes
Arkay “Do you feel better now?” “Mhm.” Litvir stretched his arms out as he and Retvik relaxed on the bed. It was only just large enough for them both, but that didn’t matter. Litvir was only a temporary visitor to Retvik’s quarters, but today’s visit had been much more… fun than usual. For reasons neither he … Read more
“You know what’s weird?” Arkay grunted, trying to find a more comfortable position. “What’s weird? Aside from the fact that you’re talking to me while you work and I’m hiding in an air duct, trying to avoid existence and responsibilities?” Teekay shrugged at Arkay’s comment. He was quite happy, leaning back in his chair, filing … Read more
“Hmph.” Tahvra glanced up from his game as Akah practically disappeared inside the beanbag chair. That particular beanbag was actually designed for a much heavier being, but Tahvra had noticed that Akah always chose to use it over the various other soft sofas and chairs scattered around the outpost. “Is something wrong?” “Eh.” It was … Read more
“Have either of you two seen Arkay?” Both young Decay Lords shrugged. Litvir had just returned from checking on the ammunition in the ship’s mounted turrets, while Retvik was holding a sandwich that Galyn had requested he make for him. “No, ser, we have not.” Galyn frowned. “That is annoying. He was supposed to have … Read more
“I think you assholes forgot something.” Arkay was clearly annoyed. Litvir and Retvik could tell, because he was currently 4m tall and blocking the hallway in front of them, scowling with his arms crossed. “Is this about us-” “Yes.” “What did we-” “I heard all of it!” Arkay snapped, quickly shutting Litvir up. “You fucking … Read more
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Revan expected a lot of things today, and the lack of people in this little red cafe was not one of them. Due to a lot of cultures suddenly being forced together into smaller places, quite a few things had been adopted by the Rethavok. One of those things was commercial holidays, holidays invented mostly … Read more
“No!” “No?” “I refuse!” Galyn tilted his head to one side, staring down at Arkay. The four Decay Lords ere standing around the navigational panel, discussing the various shopping list of potential jobs they could do. The original plan was to explore the local system, but various bounties and job opportunities had cropped up, and … Read more
A stunned silence rippled through the cockpit. Galyn had just started the movement engines of the Thantir Two, expecting pretty much nothing to work. Instead, everything was working as intended, and the engines were purring away, ready to go. In fact, they sounded far quieter than normal. “Alright, which of you three did this?” Retvik … Read more
“Excuse me! What do you think you’re doing?” Tahnahos tutted and waggled his finger at the being who had just appeared on the balcony. While Phovos had been the first to notice this being’s presence, the little Kronospast was the one to actually go out and address the being, since he didn’t instinctively snarl at … Read more
“Hi.” “Hiya!” Arkay wasn’t sure what to write. He hadn’t expected his new best friend to reply so quickly, and had intended to use the five minute pause to think of something to say. It wasn’t so much that Arkay had nothing to talk about. He had lots on his mind. He just didn’t know … Read more
“Everything has been checked?” “Yes.” “Double checked?” “Yes.” “Triple checked?” “Yes.” “… Quadruple checked?” “Yeah.” “… Quintuple checked?” “Uh… not everything. But most of it has been quintuple checked.” Galyn shrugged, crossing his arms as he looked up from a large pile of sheets of paper. “Eh, good enough. Normally only go to quadruple checks … Read more
Litvir watched as Arkay sneaked out of his room, tiptoed down the hallway and slip into the kitchen. After a minute of sandwich construction and three minutes of grilling action, Arkay reappeared holding a few too many cheese toasties. He immediately started sneaking back to his room, at which point Litvir decided to ask him … Read more
“Oh piss, sorry!” Relkai blinked as he looked up. His shopping had gone pretty much everywhere because he hadn’t been looking where he was going. Between working out schedules for the 270th, 271st and 269th Legions, arranging training and exercise days and having to up security because of passing deities, Relkai had barely had ten … Read more
“Hey, congrats on becoming a Decay Lord finally!” Arkay read the message a couple of times, before deciding that the message probably wasn’t meant for him. He’d been a fully fledged Decay Lord for at least a couple of months now, so the message was clearly out of date. That being said, the name of … Read more