Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
Litvir hesitated as he stepped out of the ship into this strange, unfamiliar terrain. He had expected his feet to fall straight through the soft, pink clouds, but no, they accepted his weight perfectly. The psionic Decay Lord should have expected that, since his much larger crew mates had stepped out onto the pink clouds … Read more
“Hm, this is unusual…” The Thantir Two had flown through vast amounts of endless void, constant darkness and very little else. Black was the standard colour of the Space Between Universes and, outside of small pockets of civilization, it normally consisted of pretty much nothing, aside from the lone asteroid field or rogue miniature star. … Read more
Kairos shifted his weight as he glided under a gas cloud, heading to the coordinates he was given. The new Panelixian Universe was much smaller than the old, pre-blown-up universe, but it still took a small amount of time to travel from the very northern tip to the very southern tip, where Kairos’s Time Drake … Read more
“Mate, you need to wake up.” Arkay opened his eyes cautiously, not quite having escaped his dreams yet. Litvir was standing in the doorway, patiently waiting for Arkay to get up. Rather than immediately climb out of bed, Arkay checked to see what time it was. “Piss, I overslept.” “Yes, you did. Bad night?” The … Read more
Kairos panted with satisfaction, holding a familiar white and grey Life Goddess in his arms. He and Seimeni had been chilling out in the Whenvern’s crystal palace for a couple of weeks now and were very happy with the current situation. Of course, plenty of fun times had happened, but there had also been plenty … Read more
“Come on, Rett, you need to eat…” Gath picked the tiny youngling up from his massive pile of plushies and pillows, then delicately placed him inside his high chair at the table. It had only been three months, but already, baby Rett was very active and constantly wanted to move about. He still couldn’t eat … Read more
While the Thantir Two had plenty of self-repairing facilities, repairing windows wasn’t really one of them. Sure, the ship could generate new panes of glass, but it couldn’t reinstall them. That was why Arkay was currently helping Litvir reseal sheets of glass in the observatory. The glass panels had been put back in place, but … Read more
“Are you alright?” Letharus glanced up at the kindly voice, then went back to staring at the tiny screen in his hands. He had been watching videos of small, fluffy animals for a little too long now, but it was the only thing that made him even remotely happy lately. “I wish to be left … Read more
Retvik was doing his best to mind his own business, but it was currently quite hard to do so. While he was busy incinerating the black splots of dead Voidborn, he could hear Galyn and Arkay arguing in the next room over. The discussion had been going on for quite a while now, but it … Read more
The glass panel buckled briefly before shattering, scattering shards across the floor. Theocydes had made his entrance and was clearly looking for a fight, standing alongside his three minions. But his opponents seemed to have other ideas, as one of his minions were immediately blasted out into the Void by a fiery explosion. “I just … Read more
“We need to be quick, I have not been able to pinpoint the exact location, but it seems, whoever sent this, they are trapped within their ship, which has caught fire and-” Galyn came to an abrupt halt, his eyes focused on the tiny yellow and black being sitting in his chair. Retvik and Litvir … Read more
“Do you feel better now?” “Mhm.” Litvir stretched his arms out as he and Retvik relaxed on the bed. It was only just large enough for them both, but that didn’t matter. Litvir was only a temporary visitor to Retvik’s quarters, but today’s visit had been much more… fun than usual. For reasons neither he … Read more
“You know what’s weird?” Arkay grunted, trying to find a more comfortable position. “What’s weird? Aside from the fact that you’re talking to me while you work and I’m hiding in an air duct, trying to avoid existence and responsibilities?” Teekay shrugged at Arkay’s comment. He was quite happy, leaning back in his chair, filing … Read more
“Hmph.” Tahvra glanced up from his game as Akah practically disappeared inside the beanbag chair. That particular beanbag was actually designed for a much heavier being, but Tahvra had noticed that Akah always chose to use it over the various other soft sofas and chairs scattered around the outpost. “Is something wrong?” “Eh.” It was … Read more
“Have either of you two seen Arkay?” Both young Decay Lords shrugged. Litvir had just returned from checking on the ammunition in the ship’s mounted turrets, while Retvik was holding a sandwich that Galyn had requested he make for him. “No, ser, we have not.” Galyn frowned. “That is annoying. He was supposed to have … Read more