Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
Phovos Normally, Kohra wasn’t too bothered about having an insanely crazy room mate who was actually a deity. But today, as he watched Arkadin watch dishes in the kitchen, Kohra just couldn’t think of anything else. He’d always been one to ask questions, and right now he had the eyes and ears of the Thantophor, the … Read more
“You gotta stop getting me takeaway food…” Kohra muttered as he eyed a third cheeseburger. “You’re gonna make me fat…” “But I like treating you!” Arkadin smiled. If Kohra hadn’t known that Arkadin was a god, he would have assumed he was a bottomless pit, considering that the little, yellow, Skyavok-shaped being in front of … Read more
Kayen was pissed off. He needed to go back to work. He needed a job. An unemployed monthly wage was not enough for Kayen to continue his current lifestyle. He had to go back to work, he had no choice. The problem was, what job? On one hand, Kayen could retrain for a new job, … Read more
Things hadn’t been the same at home, not with how Kohra’s room mate had been acting. Having a couple of new friends was nice, but they normally wanted to meet up in town. Understandably because Kohra’s room mate had gone from nice, quiet guy to a bit of a dick. Then again, Kohra’s room mate … Read more
The Thantophor wasted no time tearing his way through chains in a bid to attack his would-be aggressor. Shadowy arms of void energy lashed out at the Death Lord, only to be torn apart. Every obstacle Kenon put between him and the Thantophor only seemed to anger him further. “Arkadin, please…” “DO NOT… DO NOT … Read more
“Volt? You there?” Volt was messing around with his arsenal, slotting mods into his newly acquired Zaw, freshly levelled up and gilded after a trip to Cetus. He was in two minds on what mods to actually use though so he’d been at this for a while. “Volt?” The mod mess was probably why Volt … Read more
“I want you to retire.” Elksia rolled over, rubbing her eyes. As her vision cleared up, she realised who she was talking to. “What? Oh, hi Arkay! What were you saying to me?” “I want you to retire and have kids, like you always wanted.” “Oh?” Elksia retracted her claws, then removed her woolly hat, … Read more
“SON? KAYEN? IS THAT YOU?” Kayef-En’s voice sounded scratchy and stressed down the line. Kayen sat wearily at the desk, staring off into space. “Hi dad…” “Where are you? Where have you been?” Kayen rubbed his eyes. It was a long, complicated story. “Somevok took me. Skyavok, white skin, crystal blue armour. I’m in the … Read more
Kayen was absolutely terrified. In the last five hours, he had been teleported across the universe, met the terrifying being known as the Raptor, met a horrific Temthan who was capable of the same telepathy Kayen was, realised they werd working with the Dragon God of time and had been told that they had been … Read more
“Hey Ziten…” Kayen grumbled as he sat down at the booth. He and Ziten always sat in this little corner, where they could watch the rest of the goings on in the bar. It had been a while since they last spoke though. “Hey mate!” Ziten was perky as always. She’d already ordered drinks. A … Read more
The note had told Phovos to wait in this back room, near the rear entrance of the local police station. She’d been getting a lot of notes lately, to the point that she’d decided to do some rather strange things. All the notes warned her of impending doom, of pain and death and destruction. Clearly … Read more
“I wish you wouldn’t do that.” Arkadin had planned on going to the shops down the road to get some drinks for himself and his mortal friend Kohra. He’d stepped out of the front door though and been instantly transported into a dark, shadowy realm. This particular realm was familiar though, it was the home … Read more
“That is an abnormally large tribute, Raptor…” Phovos ignored the unfriendly Ksithan peering over her shoulder. Gindis was always a pain in the ass, and he was always around whenever Phovos came to the Great Temple for worship. He may have just been a steward and advisor here at the Temple, but he thought he … Read more
They’d had to evacuate twenty square kilometres of land, effectively shutting down three villages around the power plant. No one was allowed in without hazmat equipment. No one was allowed out without being surgically scrubbed down and decontaminated. Not many beings were coming out though. Past the heavy, lead-filled barriers, there was little alive. Anything … Read more
The two Skyavok perched on the edge of the little cliff, watching the water crash along the river below them. One Skyavok was pale skinned with yellow armour, the other also in yellow armour but with far darker skin, almost pitch black. “Thanks for meeting with me, Psiksi…” Arkay whispered. They were alone, but the … Read more