Adventures in Time, Space, Life and Death
Just as Arkay’s friend had said, there was a small ship waiting at the edge of the universe, with six stripes down the side. A door at the rear of the ship was open, waiting for the three beings, however both Retvik and Kairos had to duck under the doorway to get in. Inside was … Read more
Galyn paced up and down the cargo bay, where his six new Decaylings were lined up, tallest to shortest. Behind him were two of his three trusted Decay Lords, with Seimeni currently busy keeping an eye on the autopilot. Each of the Decaylings had done alright so far, dealing with basic ship duties and working … Read more
Relkir sighed to himself as he wandered up and down the aisles of this nonsensical supermarket. The Thantir Two was currently docked at the Miassivio Pleasure Mall, the biggest and only mall in the Shadowvern Straights, a piece of the Periuniversal Void not too far from the Thantir’s normal roaming grounds. Things had been rough … Read more
“Tahvra, wake up…” Tahvra rubbed his eyes, trying to work out where he was and what was going on. He was lying on the ground, covered in blankets, tied to a chair, while a small fire flickered in front of him, held in place by a tiny gravitational generator. Normally, on the other side of … Read more
Litvir had been sitting at his desk for a while now. He was supposed to be reading through some guidelines and terms and conditions when it came to Time Drakes wanting to register as Decaylings or Decay Lords, as a favour to his dear friend Retvik, but on his screen was a video game character, … Read more
Retvik stepped into his office without knocking on the door first, but as he looked around the room, he did wish he had in fact knocked. Purring on the sofa, was resident Decay Lord and Life Goddess Seimeni, legs apart and rather content. Sitting at his desk as if nothing happened was Litvir, although he … Read more
“Hey, may I have a word with you?” Decay Lord Retvik looked up from what he was doing. He had been helping his friend and partner Phovos fill in some paperwork, allowing her to study as a Decayling despite technically being a Life Goddess. At the door, fellow Decay Lord Litvir was standing awkwardly, an … Read more
“Litvir, Retvik, what are you doing here?” The two powerful beings stood in front of Galyn’s desk. One glistened with golden flames, the other hid within an ominous aura. Both of them were smaller than Galyn, but they were in his way, blocking the door to his office. “Can we have a word, please?” Retvik … Read more
“Are you alright, Arkay?” Arkay blinked, having been staring at the wall opposite for a little too long. “I’m alright, why?” Vikalos sat down next to Arkay. The Decay Lord was at least double Arkay’s height, but his size was more comforting than concerning. “You do not seem alright. Is something on your mind?” “Eh…” … Read more
Dear Denizens of Deathven and Lifean, Over the past few hours, a disagreement has occurred. A confrontation began on Deathven Sector Alpha and an unknown entity, causing a multitude of deaths and injuries, as well as damaging part of Deathven Alpha’s secondary engine. We here at Deathven Alpha attempted to solve this confrontation without causing … Read more
“What’s going on?” Arkay asked as he peered round the door to his living space. “What’s with all the… commotion?” “Stay in your room please, Arkadin…” Vikalos grunted as he checked the doors to the other nearby living spaces. “For your own safety.” “But what’s going on?” Arkay wanted more information. “Is something happening?” “You … Read more
“Are you sure about this?” Ksatah whispered as the four Decaylings readied themselves up. “It looks like there’s a lot of them…” Antitheta, the unusual Life Goddess who had appeared out of nowhere, simply smiled. “Dear, I’ve done this before, I am definitely sure about this.” “The fact that you have done this before is … Read more
“Good day, Flamebearer.” It was a rare feeling for Retvik to seem so small and insignificant. The chair and desk he was sitting at were perfectly normal in size. The desk and chair in front of him were insanely huge. To fit a being that was at least triple Retvik’s size. “Uh… good day, ser…” … Read more
“Happy Decay Day!” Retvik rubbed his eyes as he tried to focus on the beings on the end of his bed. He’d been asleep, but had no real idea how long he’d been asleep for. At least two of the beings were somewhat familiar? “Uh, whut?” “Happy Decay Day!” Seimeni repeated, jumping over to the … Read more
Retvik sighed as he sat on the small, metal bench, staring off into the void. There was nothing out there, apart from the occasional glimmer, and a glowing spot in the distance. He wasn’t focused on anything, he was just blindly looking outwards, trying to clear his thoughts and work out what was going on. … Read more