Chapter Five – The Phtullerian
Dervish hurried along the corridor as the Pantheon gathered.
The Citadel was ancient and steeped in gleefully violent history. Its tall columned hallways and enormous auditoriums were lined with living statues of old Pantheon heroes; the true legends of the old times like Kasumnan, Malnas, and Rose.
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Chapter Four – The Fall Of Ikiris
Charnel stepped into the evening air. Three moons hung over the fence of tall trees surrounding Ikiris Outlook. There was a crisp chill to the night air. It was alive with the screams of his many prisoners.
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Chapter Three – Veldanfjoll
Charon was busy on the trading floor. Marshall and Marshall’s latest visit had brought an influx of good trade to Veldanfjoll. They didn’t often visit but when they did, Charon made a killing. People were always desperate to pawn their unwanted trades after the chaos had settled.
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Chapter One – Justice In Chains
He slit the old man’s throat with only the shadows watching.
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A drifting spaceship. An alien attacker. A peculiar man who knows more than he should. And the perfect time for some jam sandwiches. Continue reading
Time is cruel and devious, malicious by design and triumphant by default. It likes to play with us like a child with a rattle, shaking and shaking until the toy finally snaps in its clumsy, ignorant hands.
Continue readingParricid continues his journey along the twisting narrative road and encounters a final, fatal destination that he didn’t expect. A story about stories that’s about endings that aren’t endings.
Tyranny reigns on the planet Erdack, held in the iron fist of the Emperor, and the Pantheon run free and wild. The question of cosmic morality is answered, and it is one that holds dire consequences for those unable to embrace the truth. The burgeoning new team must forge their way as soldiers – and quickly.
Searching for the answer to Samir’s riddle, Ailandra and Syna visit the Grand Archives and discover more than they bargained for, while Mevoine struggles with impossible questions and makes his own terrifying discovery.
AI begs the question: What would a machine want? If it could think, what ideas would it fabricate? And what would its judgement of mankind lead to?
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