Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
Galyn shifted his weight nervously, not enjoying how he was currently on display in a glass cage, heavy chains securing him to the ground and an awkward golden choke collar around his neck, stopping him from moving too much. Right now, the emotion that was bothering him the most was uncertainty. It had been a … Read more
It had taken a few hours, but with the help of Koh and Leh, the seven Decaylings had all been moved to some proper sleeping quarters, consisting of actual beds, as well as some food. However, no one had seen Teekay, and only one Decay Lord had offered any meaningful information, simply stating that “the … Read more
Teekay blinked as consciousness returned to him. The last time he was awake, he was inside a glass cell alongside his fellow Decaylings, Eksi, Tahvra and his partner Elkay. Phovos and Elksia had their own individual cells, and Akah and Tenuk were awkwardly sharing a cell opposite them, neither of them looking comfortable after a … Read more
It had been a while since Litvir felt so small. As the colossal door swung open and the three Decay Lords stepped into a gold-plated office, Litvir couldn’t help but be reminded of his early days as a Decayling, lost, confused and mostly just surprised that he was even alive and moving. No one had … Read more
“I will be blunt, I was under the impression that the Thantir were dead…” The Deathven-aligned vessel Shimmering Blade Seven Two (Decay Lord Vessel Code ΑΣΗΜΕΝΙΟΣΞΗΦΟΣ-072) rarely left the centre of Phantai territories, what with it being the main hub of the Phantai, but the fact that a Decay Lord sect that was believed to … Read more
“Do you remember when we first met?” Elkay thought to himself as he stared out the window in the Decaylings’ private observatory. No one present had said anything in a while, not since they’d rejoined with the ship Shield Six and the bad news about Seimeni’s death had spread around. “You talking to your girlfriend … Read more
“Normally, I don’t mind my bright yellow armour, but it’s going to be fucking hard to hide the fact that I killed a fucking god…” “That thing was a god?” was Nyssi’s confused response. No one had really slept, and Nyssi, Tenuk and Kayel were all camping out in Retvik’s living room, every other door … Read more
Deathbringer: Hey, uh, Retvik, Litvir, I, uh, have some bad news. Flamebearer: Hello, Arkay. Souldrainer: Are you well? Deathbringer: No, I’m not. Deathbringer: I want to apologize. Seimeni is dead. We had to kill her to kill Kinisis. Flamebearer: Oh. Deathbringer: I’m sorry. They nearly killed Epani. Kairos and I had no choice. Kairos is… … Read more
It had taken a while for anyone to approach Arkay. He was currently in the middle of putting the west side of the main Dessaron Battle Arena back together, lifting up rubble and removing corpses so they could be buried by the locals. All things considered, it was a miracle that only a hundred and … Read more
Arkay was doing his best to be quick and efficient, but as Kairos squirmed in pain, it made removing the corruption slowly taking over his body very difficult. At first, Arkay had been cutting away at the corruption with one of his standard antiphthoric daggers, but he’d resorted to using high heat plasma blasts in … Read more
As consciousness returned to the Whenvern, he realized he couldn’t move. Horrible black, gooey chains kept his body pressed against the ground, trapped in the rubble of an ancient arena. But the inky restraints weren’t the only thing impeding his movement. A short, sharp blade had punctured Kairos’s neck, and time around him was slowing … Read more
“Epani, dear, you need to relax.” For the last three days, Epani had locked herself in the centre of the universe, fearing an attack from the one being that could genuinely permanently kill her and actually wanted to do so. Despite all her planning and scheming, despite her actions, the Life Goddess known as Kinisis, … Read more
“Hi!” Galyn opened his eyes, then realized he wasn’t awake. He was trapped inside his own subconscious, sitting on the ground, lost in a dense jungle. One that reminded Galyn of the jungles he had grown up in, memories buried so deep down after aeons spent being a deity that he hardly remembered them. The … Read more
“Happy birthday, Litvir!” Litvir wasn’t sure how Eksi had managed to get into his personal quarters, but the little yellow and cream Skyavok was standing there holding a cake, a small box and a card, trying to look as cute and innocent as possible. “You do realize that, firstly, I hatched from an egg, and … Read more
“Hey big brother!” Levik hated being called that. As far as Levik was concerned, he had no family, he was a single, unnamed, unknown individual trapped in a body that wasn’t his. But the rest of the universe constantly told him that he was Levik tou Ahvran, the second son of the Lord King of … Read more