Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
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
“Hey, Arkay, how was it?” “How was what, Kalis?” Arkay asked back, turning his attention away from the computer he was working on. Kalis was hovering, both metaphorically and physically, as if he had been waiting for the best time to step in. “Your date!” “Oh!” Arkay smiled a bit. “It was nice. Very nice.” … Read more
“Heeeeeeey!” Retvik tutted as his feathery friend Elksia appeared behind him, bouncing up and down a little too much. “Hello Elksia,” the fiery Rethan let out a small grunt, trying to focus on his work. “Do you need me for something urgent? I am a little busy right now.” “No! Not urgent! But…” Elksia paused, … Read more
Arkay rubbed his rather tired eyes, then pulled his blanket up, tucking himself in. It had been a long, quiet night, spent almost entirely on his own. A pleasant night mostly, even if the night was artificial. The only sound around was a small beeping noise, coming from the mobile device that Arkay was holding. … Read more
“Looks like somevok got carried away!” Eksi smirked as Teekay edged past him, carrying a tray of hot macaroni, mince and cheese. “What are you doing anyway?” Teekay grunted as he placed the tray on the only table in the small office. “It’s Macromera.” Immediately, Eksi’s smirk vanished. “Oh.” “Oh indeed. Did you forget?” “Yeah, … Read more
Arkay paced up and down his bedroom, trying to clear his mind and forget about the universe outside. A massive event was going on, a potential lead-up to a war and an all-round awful thing with people dying. A crazed being had attacked the two biggest bases for former deities in the known space between … Read more
“What’s going on?” Arkay asked as he peered round the door to his living space. “What’s with all the… commotion?” “Stay in your room please, Arkadin…” Vikalos grunted as he checked the doors to the other nearby living spaces. “For your own safety.” “But what’s going on?” Arkay wanted more information. “Is something happening?” “You … Read more
“You are supposed to be working.” Litvir shrugged as he sat down next to Relkir, who had been peacefully watching water run down a stream. “No one is here. The Skyans are keeping watch, in case we get more than zero godly beings passing through. That gives me a chance to talk to you, somewhat … Read more
Rethais grunted as he realized he was not at home, but was in fact chained to a wall. While it may not have been the first time Rethais had woken up, chained to a wall, the fact that he was alone did bother Rethais a bit. Since he was alone though, Rethais had a chance … Read more
“Do you want a drink?” Vikalos asked as he put his clipboard down on the table. “I’m buying.” Arkay shook his head, his eyes focused on the table. “No thank you. I have water.” “Are you sure?” “Yes.” Vikalos glanced at the hardly-touched bottle of water, then headed inside the coffee shop. He ordered his … Read more
“How many times have you died now, General Elkay?” “Officially, once. The same as you, I believe.” Litvir snorted, admiring the joke his fellow Rethan deity had made. “Amusing. Very amusing. But also rather curious. I am especially curious about your name change. You are Relkir now, are you not?” Relkir looked up from what … Read more
“Sorry if this sounds weird, but… you smell nice.” Litvir looked up from his desk. He had been doing some calculations based on the number of beings that had passed through the Kinigi Life Oasis, searching for a way to streamline beings entering and exiting the site. Standing in front of him was Eksi, the … Read more
“You came!” The Flamebearer was rather easy to spot as he approached the small cafe. Waiting for him was Phovos, with a bottle of water and two glasses. “Of course I came,” Retvik blinked as he sat down. “Did you think I would not come?” Phovos hesitated, then shrugged, pouring some water for Retvik. “I … Read more
“Oh. I forgot you were still alive.” The slight smile on Litvir’s face grew ever so slightly as he inspected the two beings in front of him. The smaller of the two was a Skyavok named Teekay, a K-Class specimen with a decade of experience in security and safety. Decked out in mostly silver armour, … Read more
“Dear, stop, stop…” Teekay was having the time of his life. It had been a while since he and Elkay had made out, and was enjoying licking Elkay’s neck, one of his few sensitive stops. “Teekay, stop.” Doing as he was told, Teekay stopped licking then looked up. “Why, what’s going on… Oh.” Teekat finally … Read more