Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
Deathbringer: Uh, guys, you busy? Souldrainer: We always have time for you, Arkay. Souldrainer: Although admittedly I am a little bit busy. Psehon and I are trying to fix up Voidblade. I do not know what Retvik is doing. Flamebearer is now online. Flamebearer: Sorry, I think Lightblade has a thing for me or something, … Read more
Deathbringer: Hey, Retvik, Litvir, I’m sorry, I was a real bastard when we last spoke. I’ve… been thinking a bit and I want to say something. Actually, I want to type something, so you two have evidence of this. Flamebearer is now online. Souldrainer is now online. Flamebearer: Evidence of what? Flamebearer: Also, hello Arkay. … Read more
Kuta breathed a sigh of relief as they sat down in the large, soft chair, one that was actually large enough for their Rethan body. Not only had the kindly old All-Ksa of the Skyavok helped Kuta get on a flight back to the Rethavok home world, but Elkay had also paid for a business … Read more
Kuta was definitely in a bit of a mess right now. They were currently handcuffed to a table, sat in a brightly lit room, being interrogated by, it seemed, not just the K-Class, the Skyavok military, but the D-Class, their special ops and secret intelligence agencies. In the room with Kuta were two Skyavok, one … Read more
Kuta shuddered as they picked themselves up and tried to work out where they were. The sky above them was black, and they were lying in what looked like a rather nice park. To Kuta’s left was the gear they had managed to grab before they were attacked by the Whenvern. To Kuta’s left was… … Read more
“Hello, dearest, you normally avoid voice chats…” Arkay tutted to himself as he adjusted the microphone, then set both the receiving and outgoing volumes to their maximum settings. It had taken a tad too long to set up this call, but Arkay was going to make the most of his time. Especially since he had … Read more
Kuta flicked their cape to one side as they and their new friend entered the Red Maw, a quiet cafe on the edge of Phos, the Rethan capital. While Kuta was still mostly wearing their work armour, they had removed their General insignia and tucked it into their bag. On the other hand, the Thantophor, … Read more
“You have returned early. Impossibly early.” Kuta bowed deeply as they entered the grand hall, pausing to watch as the High General’s small army of advisors marched out. They then made their way further in, standing before the High General themselves, yet again bowing. While Kuta Tieridos may have been one of the senior Generals … Read more
The last place Kuta expected to end up in was a cosy Banikan bar on a planet with slightly too much oxygen on it. When they stepped through the Thantophor’s portal, they knew they would reappear somewhere odd, but this made little sense. It made even less sense as the Banikans all glanced at him, … Read more
Retvik didn’t want to wake up, he was very comfy, dozing on the sofa with one of Kayel’s hoodies wrapped around his head, and Kayel himself purring, half asleep by Retvik’s side, wearing a bright pink and salon striped hoodie of his own. But something was poking Retvik in the leg and that was bothering … Read more
As far as everyone was concerned, today had been a good day. As Retvik, Nyssi, Kayel and Tenuk returned home, they all relaxed in the living room, the central hub, filled with soft sofas, covered in cushions and blankets. Sure, the house belonged to Retvik, but after nearly a decade of living alone in a … Read more
“So… you have brothers?” Sini asked as she inspected the large pile of bones and teeth that Arkay had brought to her. “Technically? Yes. But that’s not important.” Arkay had been trying to get Sini to focus on the task at hand, but she was insisting on asking all sorts of questions. “But Kinisis only … Read more
“What are you doing awake?” Retvik had been meaning to get that creaky middle step fixed for years. It had always bothered him whenever he got up for his early morning snacks, and while it hadn’t woken any of his new housemates, the death god lounging in the living room had definitely heard him. “I … Read more
A knock on the door woke Retvik from his slumber. He’d forgotten that he had fallen asleep on the big sofa in the living room, and his friends had all just somewhat moved around him, not wanting to disturb the colossal, armoured, snoozing beast. Thankfully, someone else was up and around to see who was … Read more
While the deities all had homes scattered across the universe, Epani had specifically laid claim to the universe’s absolute centre, where she’d built a vast fortress with diamond walls and a complicated security system, complete with a moat filled with acid. There was only one way into the crystalline castle, and that was via a … Read more