Adventures in the Space Between Universes
Arkay “I think time is broken.” Arkay hadn’t spoken for a while. The words he muttered had been all he had said, as the four hybrid beings realised they were trapped in a small doctor’s office. Outside, there had been constant growling and groaning as the nearby mind-controlled monsters struggled with the door. “How can time … Read more
“Is it possible to become a Decay Lord?” Retvik blinked, caught off guard. This seemed to happen to him a lot lately. Mostly because he had made a new friend. Or, rather, finding an old friend from the past. Retvik and Phovos were now firm friends, and Retvik had been enjoying the Raptor’s presence a … Read more
“Hey! What are you doing here?” Volt glanced away from the console he was trying to hack, so he could see who was shouting at him. “Uh, hacking the console so we can leave this ship before it explodes?” Volt replied calmly. The Tenno in person was a Gauss, with all the armour he could … Read more
Antitheta smiled aa the door slid open, revealing an empty travel station. The station was rather large and currently devoid of life. This didn:t bother Antitheta at all though. As far as she was concerned, the less beings she encountered, the better. After a quick glance around, Antitheta made her way across the station. The … Read more
“Hello.” Retvik grunted as he greeted Litvir. He had been sitting on a small bench next to a weird space water fountain, casually eating lunch on his own. Litvir took a moment to inspect the peaceful scene before continuing his sentence. “Are you busy?” Retvik glanced down at his meal, then placed it on the … Read more
“Hello, All-Ksa. How are you?” Kayel shrugged, then continued staring out into the distance. The Rethavok had been incredibly kind over the last year or so, helping Kayel and the Skyavok rebuild somewhat. In fact, the Rethavok had probably done too much, what with giving other races land to rebuild on. But there was something … Read more
“Hey, Retvik, do you like me?” Retvik turned his attention away from the starry sky and looked over to where Phovos was lying. The Flamebearer had been busy all day, working to keep the Kinigi Oasis safe and secure. Now that he was trying to relax, Phovos was grabbing his attention. “That is an unusual … Read more
“Fuck, how many of these assholes are there?” “Well, the whole sector IS filled with Decay Lords…” Vetal tutted as he peered around the corner. He and three other Decaylings were in a bit of a pickle. What seemed like some sort of electrical fault actually turned out to be a powerful Life Goddess attacking … Read more
Trismit sighed as he opened up his hand, letting the crushed remote controller fall through his fingers. This was the second time in two days that Trismit had destroyed something. “Is everything alright?’ Relkay called from upstairs. Trismit glanced at the bits of plastic that now littered the floor. “It’s fine…” “You do not sound … Read more
“I should go and see Rethais…” Phovos glanced to her side, where her new best friend Retvik was standing. They had been relaxing on a balcony, looking out into the vast darkness. Even though they had been chatting on and off, Retvik’s statement had caught Phovos off guard. “Your brother?” “Sibling, brother, same thing, I … Read more
“This place is way bigger than I thought…” It had taken a while, but the small group of Decaylings had finally found what they were looking for. At the information desk of a currently desolate shop, there was a large sign showing a rough map. On it was an arrow stating their current location, as … Read more
“Good day, everyone, and welcome to your new life!” The unknown, feminine voice echoed ominously through the PA system, creaking and crackling in and out of each room. “As you all should be aware, you stepped into my territory, and thus you all now bow down to me. But don’t worry, little ones. The grasp … Read more
Normally, Lord Vikalos’s office was easy to get to. All one needed to do was continue down the main corridor, take the stairs down one level and his office would be right there on the left. However, with the lack of proper lighting, what should have been a 2 minute walk quickly turned into a … Read more
Ksatah blinked a couple of times as he opened his eyes, only for everything to be dark. According to the small clock next to his bed, the time was about 6:00am. At least, according to the Current Deathven Time system. That time meant that there should have been something coming out from the automatic light … Read more
“Hello, are you busy right now?” Phovos glanced at her little communicator, then sighed. She had just finished her work and was too tired to really do anything. “No. Kinda. Dunno.” Another message appeared. “Are you well?” “No.” “Oh. Do you want to talk?” Phovos sighed some more, re-reading the messages that Retvik had sent … Read more