Adventures in the Space Between Universes
Arkay “Hello, little brother!” Elkay sighed as he opened the front door. Standing there quite calmly was Retvik Rethianos, a living legend and Elkay’s older half-brother. He was too tall to enter the small, Skyan house normally and had to duck under the doorway to come inside. Elkay led him into the house and closed the … Read more
“How is he doing?” Vikalos asked as he peered through the tiny window. Myyxa shrugged. “This one does not talk to me. These others are all well. All back to normal. But this one is… One should not say broken, but damaged.” “Can I go in and speak to the child?” “Yes, but that one … Read more
Arkay was beginning to feel that maybe all of this was a trap. Not a trap for the Decay-Lords he had just saved, but a trap to get him. Or at the very least, a trap to get all of them, with Arkay being the grand prize. He wasn’t really sure what had happened, but … Read more
“I know you’re there, you two…” Arkadin sat up, nudging Kairos with his elbow as he did so. The two deities had been lying in the long, silvery grass, staring off into the night sky. With their godly eyes, they had watched a new sun being born, a new species rise up, two races going … Read more
Seimeni had no idea whether she was doing the right thing or not. She knew what she was doing, but she didn’t know if it was helping their current situation. Or doing anything at all, really. Well, she was doing something. She was ramming a ship through a mass of corruption. Normally such an act … Read more
Someone screamed. They screamed out in pain. Then everything went silent. Everything was dark, the air felt damp and heavy and the floor… the floor was moving. Black, glutinous tendrils covering the ground, slithering around, reaching, feeling, claiming. Another sound. A cry for help. The whole vessel was silent again. Apart from the tendrils. They … Read more
Vikalos was mindlessly staring out of the large, tinted window when something tinked on the table next to him. A small clink of a noise, the sound of porcelain coming into harsh contact with granite and glass. Looking down, a small plate had been dropped onto Vikalos’s desk, spilling various crumbs onto the desk. “Uh… … Read more
“So, you lovelies want to hear about a really early story of mine?” The array of beautiful, busty, sexy Life Goddesses all giggled as they snuggled up closer to Kairos. The water around them was steaming and bubbling in a calming manner and the air, what little of it there was, smelt of various fresh … Read more
Outside, the pure white vehicle floated ominously, having drifted across the space between universes on silky golden sails, using a solid gold anchor to hold it in place. The owner of this strange ship had waved down the Deathven Vessel known as Shimmer’s Plight, demanding to speak to the Decay-Lords on board. This owner was … Read more
Retvik smiled as he opened the door for his guests. He had already had a little too much to drink and was noticeably tipsy. But he wasn’t the first to exclaim with glee as the heavy iron door opened up. “ARKAY! YOU CAME!” Gath shouted, towering over the little, yellow creature. He grabbed Arkay and … Read more
The more the Thantophor thought about it, the more he liked Skyavok culture. Sure, there were small things he didn’t like about the Skyavok, like how they didn’t get enough sunlight and separated themselves into classes and seemed mostly unwilling to help other races, but they were pretty alright. The Skyavok cared for one another, … Read more
Everything was dark. This surprised Arkay as, until then, he had always been able to see something. It was almost as if he was… trapped inside that cold, dead, inky universe of his again. But no, things were just dark. Weirdly, as well as not being able to see anything, Arkay couldn’t really hear anything … Read more
“Huh, did you know that Elksia Ksiou is the tenth richest Vrekan alive? Not only is she part of the insanely wealthy Ksion family, but her books about her time in the Dessaron have gone and made her nearly 500 million Evra?” Elkay looked up from his bowl of cereal. He wasn’t a fan of … Read more
The collision had been fatal, spewing glass and wreckage across the road in front of the governmental building. Already, emergency vehicles, R-Class members, had gathered around, trying to pull the survivors out of the rubble, trying to work out what was going on. But they were not alone, K-Class military were assisting as well. It … Read more
Seimeni didn’t bother knocking because the door was ajar. She phased through the half-closed door, not even considering bothering to open it, only to realise that maybe she should have knocked. The new guy was lying in his bed, only partially covered, looking rather prone. He immediately squeaked in panic and threw his blanket over … Read more