Adventures in the Space Between Universes
Arkay “Kinisis, may I have a word with you, in private?” The Allmaker looked up from what she was doing. Considering the door was both squeaky and had a bell for when anyone entered, Kinisis wasn’t quite sure how Galyn got in. Then Kinisis remembered that Galyn was probably as old as she was, and doors … Read more
“I did not expect my first proper guests to be Decay Lords!” Kinisis beamed as she held her arms wide open. “Welcome to the Kinigi Oasis!” “Uh… hi?” Kuta waved back, finding himself rather dazed by a wave of emotions. By his side, his brother Litvir was showing similar confusion. They were both even more … Read more
“So that is it? You just sent him away?” Kuta was furious, but had no real way of expressing it outside of words. He tapped his fingers impatiently, waiting for more information. “Yes, I did,” was the Elder Decay Lord’s rather blunt reply. “So he is gone? Like, forever? Or, like, sent very far away? … Read more
Rethais straightened himself up and quickly threw his shoulder armour and cape back on as the door to his office opened abruptly. The High General had requested an hour to himself while he read through various paperwork he had missed over the last few weeks, as well as some time to finish off the debriefing … Read more
Seimeni’s eyes lit up in awe as she tiptoed across the luxurious oasis, taking in the sights. The floor was made of soft yet solid clouds that tickled the feet as one walked. There were not one but five different swimming pools, two filled with honey and wine, one filled with warm, bubbling water and … Read more
“What happened to signing things like civilized individuals?” Rethais glanced down at the table in front of him. On it were one large sheet of paper, 16 soft, cotton towels and 16 needles, hermetically sealed in plastic. “You would rather just use a pen to sign your name on this?” the purple, serpentine monster behind … Read more
Dear Retvik, No, that’s too… no. Don’t like that. Can I really start a letter to him like that? To Retvik, I’m writing this letter to to explain myself and apologize to you. No, too formal. Dearest Retvik, I want to apologize to you for what I did. I was wrong completely in the wrong. … Read more
“You won’t let us try and fix him?” Kuta protested he and Litvir followed Retvik, who was carrying their fellow unconscious Decay Lord towards their ship. Ahead of them, their boss, Decay Lord Galyn, was waiting for them. “Why can we not try and fix him? Why-” Litvir hissed at Kuta, harshly suggesting that he … Read more
This new landscape was pleasing to Arkidetelos. Blackened, bloodied. Battered. Broken. But most importantly, dying. The entire floating island was to be destroyed and consumed by him, starting with the dead, golden-armoured entities that littered what was once a beach and small forest. However, among the devastation, Arkidetelos saw something moving. Something small and red, … Read more
“We have to stop him…” Retvik muttered as he peered through the large hole where the front door used to be. Outside, a battle was roaring. It was a rather one-sided battle though, with limb pieces being torn off and thrown around all over the place. The Voidborn army that had gathered was now scattered … Read more
“That is… a lot of dark, scary entities…” Kuta peered out of the window from behind the curtain, trying to count the wall of black and gold, antlered Voidborns. They had clearly caught wind of their falling brethren and were now ominously surrounding the small, tropical island, waiting for someone to come out and greet … Read more
Arkay snarled as golden blood dripped down the steps and seeped into the grass. That Voidborn had not been like the previous hopeful, potential boyfriends, not at all. Despite Arkay repeatedly saying that no, no one wanted to date the black and gold Voidborn that smelled weirdly of vanilla, the bastard had decided to get … Read more
“WHERE IS SHE?” The gold-horned, gold-robed, all-round golden demon bashed on the front door of the mansion. It was a Voidborn, and one hat was a little to big to even fit inside the main entrance hall. Yet it demanded the attention of the Life Goddess that supposedly lived there. After a few more loud, … Read more
“Is the big guy not coming?” Arkay glanced back at the ship, the cargo bay doors slamming shut as the engines began to heat up. Within a moment, the ship had blasted off, fading into the distance. “Uh, no, sorry. You wanted three Decay Lords, not four. And you’re already getting an extra Decayling for … Read more
“So, let’s clear all this up, in simple Panglish so we all understand.” The circle of beings all nodded as Aesop wrote things down on the whiteboard. “First, we are listing what we are receiving from the Allbirther…” Aesop scribbled down some numbers, then glanced across the room. It was rather odd, having every being … Read more