Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
Arkay Stasis smiled as he dropped strips of some kind of unknown flesh to a large pit in the middle of his private quarters. In the pit, quickly chewing up the fleshy morsels were six creatures that Stasis found adorable for some reason. Once Stasis was done, he got down on his knees and put his … Read more
“Well, well, well? Aren’t YOU an interesting little creature?” Stasis watched as the creature gnawed on an unconscious Deitic. The Deitic had clearly fled into their spirit form and left their physical armour behind, but the creature didn’t know any better. It quickly glanced at Stasis, then went back to chewing. “Well, where did you … Read more
The six creatures kicked, clawed and screamed in their cages as Tempo edged past them. She had no idea why the Whenvern wanted her to capture these beings, but here they were, all very angry. Sedating the beings was out of the question, while the tranquillizer darts had been enough to knock them out for … Read more
Vahlok was enjoying himself. Normally, heading off to isolated colonies was tiring and stupid. He’d do some magic tricks, he’d perform some ‘miracles’, he’d explain everything, and if he was lucky, the barbaric, undeveloped tribes and races he’d wasted all that time on MIGHT convert and start following Overlord Stasis. Might. Today though, Vahlok was … Read more
“Uh… Hello… Arkay…” Tenuk was visibly shaking. He had never really spent time one on one with a Veth before. What made it worse was that he used to know Arkay. Heck, he’d met Arkay before, but that was during the change. This Arkay, he wasn’t the same. His eyes glowed in a menacing way. … Read more
Tenuk hated the Overlord’s Office. A horrible, pitch black place with stupid gold trimmings everywhere, floating in an eternal nothingness. It was where the Personification of Entropy and Vacuum did his business, and Tenuk had been invited to speak to him. He was currently sitting on a black and gold chair, waiting impatiently for Stasis … Read more
To whoever finds this, Consider this a farewell to my sanity. I am chained up in an endless white space writing on a piece of skin ripped off from the hollow corpse of a Kronospast, using my own blood which is so hot it literally burns this supposedly nigh unbreakable skin. Not exactly efficient. None … Read more
At first, I thought this world was dead. A land of hot stone, boiling rivers and spikes of bone, the spines and remains of animals long since deceased. Asterkitoi, gigantic beings that came to this world to leave the mortal coil and be renewed by the Cycle, their bodies melting in the hot, white sun, … Read more
Normally, other Veth remained far, far away from Arkay’s cage. The angry monster would always leap up at them, threatening them with claws and violence. Every Veth knew that the Veth Prime wasn’t to blame though. Outside of his missions on the mortal plane, he was treated far worse than they were, regularly drugged, beaten … Read more
“What are you doing here?” Vahlok hissed as he reached for his blade. “I could ask the same of you,” Tempo replied, reaching for her pistol. “Poaching again, are you?” “Coming from the queen of the poachers, considering what I’ve heard about you!” Vahlok spat, only to quickly change his tone. A young, somewhat panvok-y … Read more
The base was on fire. Not just a little bit on fire. A lot on fire. As in completely and utterly on fire, with most beings trapped inside it was burning and on fire as well, dying in agony and clawing at the exits trying to escape. Tempo could hear a lot of screaming. And … Read more
“Remember when I told you to never come here without asking permission, Lua?” Tenuk grunted as he put a saucepan of milk on the stove. “Remember?” Lua nodded glumly. “Yes, Tahnahos. I remember. But this is important.” Tenuk continued to grunt as he rummaged around for two mugs and a cup of brown powder. Lua … Read more
Vahlok woke up in shock. Something buzzing had woken him up from his sleep, which was probably for the best, because he had spent most of the night chasing off bad dreams. Ever since his failed mission the other day, Vahlok had felt a lingering sensation in the back of his mind. Or rather, around … Read more
Those Vayra had been hard to convince, but Vahlok had finally done it. All he needed to do was go and visit them in person, to show them what his Lordship could do for them. The Fenirk Nest was always a rather progressive nest, with more rights to Kalsa Warriors, better treatment of Varga and … Read more
“Kalsa Warrior Nuvak, we need your assistance!” The Vohra jumped up and down. Like most normal Vohra, her voice was monotonous, but Nuvak knew that she was excited. Her pheromones gave it away. Normally, Nuvak would be doing higher level duties in the nest, but occasionally, he would do the rounds. It helped him keep … Read more