Adventures in the Space Between Universes
Arkay “Oh. You.” Kanuva had been patient with these Decay Lords. They meant well. They were looking after him. They had promised he could return to Kinisis when they were done. But as soon as he saw the little being who had entered the room, Kanuva immediately tensed up. Standing before Kanuva was a being he … Read more
“That… isn’t who we were worried about…” Despite Kal consisting of six mechanical bodies, they all somehow looked very concerned. Their crystal eyes glowed weakly and they all stood close together. Galyn could tell something was wrong with them. “What do you mean?” Retvik asked, hoping to settle Kal’s nerves. Tah, the leader of the … Read more
Retvik had been waiting for a while now in this little room. The dinner in front of him had gone cold a long time ago, but the food wasn’t his to eat. It was the leftover romantic meal between a Life Goddess and the strange entity he and Galyn had been trying to track down. … Read more
“Hello, strange Tawahian and Elwahian! How can I be of service today?” While his new friend Kinisis seemed clearly annoyed by the appearance of the two armoured beings, Kanuva was relatively unphased. He knew he was in a strange, new domain, so these two creatures, despite their ferocious looks, weren’t that worrying. In fact, the … Read more
Relkir grunted as he left the dining table and his meal, and followed Atteh’Kus down a narrow corridor, down the ship and towards the cargo bay, which everyone weirdly used as the ship entrance. For some reason, the order of “don’t let anyone in” was too much for the massive, horned Banikan to handle. “I … Read more
“Retvik, a word, please?” So far, Retvik had been in a good mood. Alongside his boss Galyn, he had located the mysterious entity that had caused worry and fear for a group of Decay Lords. They were now on their way to the mystery being’s location and their ship was quite happily zooming by on … Read more
“I am beginning to think that we are doing something wrong…” Retvik had held his tongue for hours now, as he and Galyn had fruitlessly combed through a myriad of data channels and frequencies in one of the biggest activity hotspots around. No one around had paid any attention to the tiny Thantir ship, quietly … Read more
Arkay sighed as he stared at his reflection in the mirror. He had put on weight. A lot of weight. Sure, Arkay was a former god-like entity with the power to shapeshift, but he had definitely put on weight. But weight wouldn’t have been a problem back when he was a deity. Now he was … Read more
“Oh hey, you’re actually online.” Retvik sighed as he checked his messages, then typed a quick response to the latest one. “Yes, I am online, how are you?” “How am I?” a reply swiftly appeared. “Mate, I’ve been waiting for you to appear online for days. What the heck have you been up to?” With … Read more
“There’s no way this will work…” Kayen shifted his weight, the extra armour on his shoulders feeling rather heavy and awkward. Normally Kayen wore very basic armour. While most Skyans considered him somewhat attractive, Kayen never really liked explicitly showing that he was attractive. His coverings, from the plain stomach wraps to the simple scarves … Read more
“You want us to find the source for you?” Galyn grunted as he perched awkwardly on the chair that was far, far too small for him. His assistant Retvik was clearly having similar issues as they discussed the situation with six tiny, round, mechanical beings. Tah, the red and silver leader, with glowing blue eyes, … Read more
“Good day, Decay Lord Vikalos speaking, who is this?” A shy yet formal voice slowly began to emerge from the other end of the line. Vikalos was just about to finish his shift for the day, so he didn’t really appreciate this call. “Hello, Lord Vikalos. This is Doctor Phanty from the Decayling Investigation, Research … Read more
“Tah, I hate to sound cliche, but I need you to come and take a look at this.” Now that Kal had separate bodies for each of its six selves, the team of small, round, mechanical beings could actually spend time doing different jobs, rather than having to do everything one step at a time. … Read more
“Bloody Light, we ordered way, way too much food yesterday…” Kayen groaned as he spotted the piles of sealed food in the fridge, then tried to pick which one he wanted to eat. Most of it was rather chunky and wet, heavy, sauce-covered stews with soft meat and plenty of starchy vegetables. “Doesn’t help that … Read more
Kayen grunted to himself as he hang out wet clothes and plating on the balcony, somewhat lost in thought. Across the way, an older Rethan was also hanging out their laundry on their own balcony, while a handful of gats wandered around in the street below. The weather was cloudy, but it was still bright. … Read more