Adventures in the Space Between Universes
Arkay Retvik grunted as he stared at the screen in front of him, deleting various junk messages. While he may have been a god of fire, it turned out that even deities weren’t immune to spam. Normally, Retvik would just have the emails automatically sorted, but sometimes he liked deleting junk himself. A digital bonfire of … Read more
The Kinision Quartz Theory, often shortened to “Kinisi Quartz”, is a simple colour and gemstone based philosophy, teaching the importance of looking after oneself and keeping spirits high. Colourful gemstones, all made up from quartz, allow the follower to focus on themselves. The standard practice of Kinisi Quartz involves sitting outdoors, holding gems and then … Read more
“Oh, another new look?” Elksi waltzed into the room, her wings neatly tucked away and her arm-bladed retracted back into her forearms. Tenuk had caught a glance of Elksi coming in via the mirror, but hesitantly turned towards her to see Elksi properly. “Yeah, another new look.” Tenuk found it somewhat odd that Elksi immediately … Read more
Arkay bounced up and down somewhat excitedly as he knocked on the front door. This section of Deathven had been made in the form of a small, thrope-like road, with houses running down each side. Each of the houses were rather individual, made from the same concrete, wood and glass, but in a different way. … Read more
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“You’re still thinking about him, aren’t you?” Retvik nodded solemnly as Phovos entered his personal quarters, bringing with her two small bottles of water. “It’s not healthy for you.” Phovos perched on the edge of Retvik’s bed and handed him a bottle, “I know, I know. But it bothers me.” “You don’t even know if … Read more
“Why is this damn life goddess fucking shit not working?!” Phovos snarled as she tried to work out how the key she was holding worked. It wasn’t a standard key, rather some sort of holographic, hard light rubicks cube. Somehow, Phovos needed to manipulate the cube so its icons would match the icons of the … Read more
“I am so glad that you came…” Velas grunted as he opened the door to his mini-villa. “I was dreading this weekend and you being here makes it better.” Arkay smiled as he dropped his bag of belongings on the floor. He technically didn’t need any of his stuff, he was only going to be … Read more
Eksi frowned as he watched the small Thantir ship disappear into the darkness, then went back to work, standing at the main entrance to the Kinigi Oasis. It was his job to make sure that no tourists came in, since the Life Oasis was closed for… Well, Eksi didn’t know why. But he was feeling … Read more
“That was nice…” Arkay yawned as he rolled over. “Very very nice. Not what I was expecting either.” “You enjoyed yourself?” Velas asked, rolling over too so he could look at Arkay. “I enjoyed it very much too.” “Yeah, I liked it. Kinda want to go ahain but… But, well, I am tired. And I … Read more
“I do not like this game,” Relkir grunted as he picked up four cards from the small tower in the middle of the table. “It is all down to luck as to who wins.” “That’s not true!” Eksi had been waiting to play his last card, and slammed it down a little too hard. “I … Read more
Yisini stared intently at the small glass plate on the counter, hesitating before placing the plate under a microscope. For once, the Allbirther felt like she was on to something, on the right path to her goal. After a moment of correcting the zoom levels, Yisini finally got a good look at the sample she … Read more
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“Are you alright, Arkay?” Arkay blinked, having been staring at the wall opposite for a little too long. “I’m alright, why?” Vikalos sat down next to Arkay. The Decay Lord was at least double Arkay’s height, but his size was more comforting than concerning. “You do not seem alright. Is something on your mind?” “Eh…” … Read more
Litvir waited for the locks to all click shut, then made his way to the dining area where his friends were all sitting. As he walked, Litvir telekinetically picked up a tray from the nearby buffet area and covered it in various breads and butters, before sitting down himself. “Cheers, mate!” Eksi immediately grabbed a … Read more