Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
“Can we do that again?” Phovos asked as she bounced up and down on the corpse of an arachnid that was way, way too large. “Do what again?” Tenuk asked in return, wiping green and blue glowing blood off his staff. “Fight these horrible mistakes again?” Phovos bounced up and down some more. “Yes! It … Read more
“Theocydes.” It had taken a long time, trying to find the exact position of the small, silver sphere. Voidborn ships were always a bit weird, but they were also somewhat manipulative with space-time, phasing in and out and rarely staying still. However, this specific ship had actually stopped moving, after a multi-day chase through the … Read more
“I thought you were above that.” Galyn twisted around as he closed the office door, looking for the being who had just spoken to him. “What do you mean by that, Litvir?” The Decay Lord glanced around, checking the area and scanning it, making sure no one else was around. “To put it politely, I … Read more
“Sending us off so soon?” Elksi teased as Galyn, her boss, entered the room, ducking under the doorway so that his horns would not get caught. “We just got back!” Galyn eyed Elksi, then turned his attention to the rest of the small office. “There are always new things to do. Please, sit down and … Read more
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“What is this? A gladiator arena for ants?” “It’s just a model.” Yisini laughed somewhat awkwardly as Kairos and Epani inspected the little model battle arena that she had just built. She had taken a lot of time to make sure that everything was perfect and, more importantly, to scale, so it could be built … Read more
“So, how was it?” Retvik glanced up from his bowl of stew. “How was what?” “The mission of course!” Retvik grunted as the other two Rethavok sat down opposite him, both with their own bowls of stew. “We are not interrupting, are we?” Relkir asked, holding a large spoon. “I noticed you were not with … Read more
“So, let me get this straight. You landed at the target destination, and everything was made out of candy, and the only thing worth of value that you brought back was a container containing 70% gold coins and 30% chocolate coins, with nothing of value in all the other containers you found?” Galyn grunted as … Read more
“Hey, Sini. Delivery for you.” Yisini looked up from her experimental work, only to see a familiar flash of blue and silver scales. She never got to see much of Kairos any more, and was a little miffed that he’d popped by and left within the space of a couple of seconds. The only traces … Read more
“Uh, boss? What are we gonna do?” The sugar paper ceiling sizzled and faded away as a gargantuan set of jaws broke through it, oozing with acid. A cool, dark liquid dripped down from massive golden teeth, crystal eyes focused on one single being. “I think the ship may have cooled down…” Retvik whispered, switching … Read more
“Are you really telling me that there is literally nothing of value in all 100 containers here?” Retvik was clearly pissed off. He had been hunched over, helping his team sort through a warehouse of abandoned crates for a good couple of days now. They were finally down to the last remaining six containers, and … Read more
The sugar warehouse was eerily silent, devoid of life and mostly untouched. While most of the building appeared to be normal, there was a significant problem, a complete lack of doors. Only one door was present and insanely small and tucked away, hiding behind the fuel station. There was no padlock present and the door … Read more
“It’s still there.” “Yes, it is. The ship must still be quite warm.” “Are we really going to wait until it buggers off on its own?” Phovos shrugged, lacking an answer to Elksi’s question. The gigantic, gilded serpent was still coiled around their only form of transport, having seemingly not moved at all since they’d … Read more
“Hey Arkay!” “Hey Kalis, what’s up?” Arkay had just been wandering to the kitchen to grab himself a drink, when Kalis knocked on the window to talk. Lately, Kalis had been playing some video games, some of which required multiple players to beat. Kalis normally played these games online with a dedicated group of online … Read more
“Fuck fuck fuck…” Phovos quietly hissed as she switched communications to telepathy. But since there was a massive creature lurking around, she didn’t want to make any real noise, in case it could hear her. “Not a fan of telecoms, are you?” Tenuk mentally joked. “I find it infuriating, having to split my brain up … Read more