Missing Together

“Arkay, you are staring.” Everyone was sat at large, round tables, each table covered in food on a rotating plate in the middle, with two Trios per table. While Retvik and Litvir would have preferred sitting at a table with someone they already knew, like the Travellers, the Trio they were sat with were probably … Read more

“Oh look! You’ve teleported me here when I’m not completely naked for once! I guess we are making progress!” Deathven noted that Deathbringer was in their normal, somewhat snippy mood. “I mean, I’m still just wearing a loin cloth and stomach wrap, and my two boyfriends are as equally ill-dressed, but still, progress is progress!” … Read more

That familiar darkness, those floating candles, the large ornate throne and the table with the magical chalices on it, they were all back. Arkay, Litvir and Retvik were back in the dark pocket dimension that Deathven, the Overlord of Decay Lord society called home. “Hello, Missing.” “Oh, hello, again, Deathven!” Litvir smiled weakly. “How are-” … Read more

“You spoke to Sini, didn’t you?” Litvir had been avoiding everyone all day, hiding away, not talking to anyone. He had done his work in silence then immediately skulked off, dodging any and all interactions with others. Arkay had quickly noticed Litvir’s uneasiness, but hadn’t been able to do anything about it until his shift … Read more

“So, Litvir, what does Deathven want from us now?” Retvik growled as he dragged Arkay back on board and made his way to the cockpit. “Deathven does not want anything. I wanted to get out of there, because Arkay is clearly struggling. Right, Arkay?” Arkay silently nodded as he sat down, still in the shape … Read more

As soon as the agreements had been written and signed, the Vraseer representative and his guards all immediately left, but the Kathar leader had stuck around, wanting to speak casually. All three of the Decay Lords present were taller than him, and he was certain they were the Missing, the same Hidden Named Trio that … Read more

“Greetings, gentlevok. Welcome to the discussion table. Please, take a seat and have a drink.” There were six beings present, and much to Kalek’s dismay, two of those beings were Voidborns. Kalek hated Voidborns, he was the leader of a Voidborn eradicator sect that also protected a smaller purification sect. His job was to murder … Read more

“Knew they were Voidborns. Bloody darkened bastards.” “Shush. They came here in peace.” “They attacked us.” “You fired first.” The Vraseer and the Kathar were very different sects. The Vraseer, led by the Blades Renewed, mostly consisted of Vrekari, the local uplifted race, as well as a small collection of draconic beings. They were armoured … Read more

Statarkon wasn’t quite sure how to feel as he floated through the darkness. He could see seven Voidborn ships ahead of him, but none of them had moved and, interestingly, they were all rather battered. That was not a normal state for anything Voidborn related, Voidborns always kept everything pristine. These diamond-shaped ships had been … Read more

“Have they already opened fire at us?” Litvir asked as a laser beam seemed to fly past their now nearly stationary ship. “Seems as much!” Retvik grunted as a second one flew by. “This may be somewhat difficult.” “Yep! Always is!” Arkay exclaimed as he brought the ship to a complete stop. He thought for … Read more

“Hello again, Missing.” Retvik, Litvir and Arkay were used to Deathven’s random teleports now. There was always an odd tingle to them, that gave them a second to ready themselves. Didn’t quite give them enough time to put clothes on though, as it had been technically night time at Save Point and they’d been lying … Read more

Everything was black again, but at least this time, it was a familiar black, a void filled with delicate flickering and floating candles. And standing over the Missing was a familiar disgruntled face. “What did you do?” Litvir and Retvik didn’t have an answer. Arkay though immediately apologised. “I’m sorry. I acted on instinct. I … Read more