Hidden Opinions

“Dalosisaar, are you busy right now?” The might white and gold Thraki glanced up from their huge desk, one that had been customised to match Dalosisaar’s less upright shape. “Not in particular. Is something wrong, Aster?” Aster sighed, then entered Dalosisaar’s office, closing the door behind him. “Seems like something is every wrong, Aster. Come … Read more

Bedtime Chats

“I am really unsure how they all talked us into doing this…” Elkay muttered as he closed the door behind him and locked it up, before dumping something on his desk. “I’m amazed that we agreed too,” Arkay exclaimed, pulling the curtains shut. “But I’m more surprised that Teekay is fine with this. And Retvik … Read more

Finishing School

Litvir stared at the piece of fancy paper they were holding. It was more of a scroll, but Litvir appreciated how the paper felt. For a moment, Litvir wondered if the piece of paper was as old as Litvir was. About two hours ago, the graduation of Litvir’s year had finished. Every single young Rethan … Read more

Voidborn Break-In

All he did was say “no”. Vick never let culted Voidborns into his pub, and the angry being standing before him was the main reason why. Voidborns that belonged to cults were always aggressive and stubborn, believing that they and their cult were better than everyone else. This particular Voidborn was joined by two other … Read more

New Wages

“Hello, kiddos, thank you all for coming here today!” Litvir was in a cheerful mood as he watched everyone find their seats and sit down. The classroom hadn’t been used for a while, because the Decaylings were no longer Decaylings, they had graduated and were now officially Decay Lords. “Hello, brother, why have you called … Read more

Long Gone Memories

Vikalos enjoyed the little corner he had built for himself, right on the edge of Savepoint. Sure, there was no lake here, but Vikalos could just gaze off into the void, watching the pink clouds of the Athata Rift slip by. There were three deck chairs there, one for Vikalos and two for his colossal … Read more

After Final Exams

Litvir read the sheet of paper one last time, double-checking their work. Everything looked correct, at least to them. All the questions had been answers, Litvir had shown all their workings out, and they had remembered to sign their name at the top of each page. Once Litvir was sure they were done, they put … Read more

Double Surprise

As soon as Ret had finished his flying lesson with Psiksi, he thanked Psiksi for the help, then swiftly made his way to the canteen area. Once he was there, Ret went to the magic food machine and tapped on the little screen, telling it that Ret wanted a cake. The machine did as it … Read more

Keeping In Touch

Dreameater: Hello Litvir. Souldrainer is now online. Souldrainer: Oh, hello! Good to hear from you! How is your adventure through the space been universes? Dreameater: It has been… odd. Dreameater: I do apologise, I said I would visit at some point, and I have not gotten around to it. Souldrainer: That is perfectly fine! The … Read more

Armour Designs

“Good evening, General!” Relkir looked up from their work. It was pretty late, but the Legion of Advisors had needed to assist the Legion of External Affairs in a teleconference call with the Athren leadership, namely the Distant Moon Singers, who dealt with foreign affairs. However, standing at their desk right now was Rethais, the … Read more

Gazing Into The Void

“Do you ever wish the skies were less empty?” Letharus glanced at Vick as they leaned on the small balcony round the back of the little pub. Things had been rather busy during opening hours, more so than usual, and Vick was glad he could finally lock up for the day. But Vick couldn’t have … Read more

Sini’s Musings

Sini somewhat sighed to herself as she relaxed in some sort of restaurant that served some kind of space sea food. Currently, Sini was making herself look like a Time Drake. It turned out that this mall regularly had Life Goddesses roaming around, but Sini didn’t feel comfortable being near them. Sini had worked hard … Read more