Category: Terran Knights

The air boomed as an explosion rocked the ground. The blue light flooded the block setting off car alarms and tearing down powerlines. The factory collapsed rocking the ground.  Cal slid out of it and bounced against the ground twice then rolled to his side groaning.

“Are you two hiding something?” Marco said looking at the pair of them. Jack was fiddling with his necklace while Sarah was engrossed in her phone but not entirely focused on it. Marco had been on the couch reading but the two of them had caught his gaze “I was going to ignore it but […]

Kathryn ducked behind a car as another energy blast flew past her. Another car was struck and exploded in a rain of fire. Wincing away from it she stood up and looked over the top of the car as the robot worked its way forward one step at a time. It separated it’s arms and […]

Seth:    Hey so the stone alert thing is going off.             Anyone close to Jackson? Sarah:  Nope.             Not even remotely actually. Jack:    Also nope.             Cause I live with her. Cal:      I’m in class.             Wouldn’t be able to make it there fast enough Kat:     I just got off work             I can meet […]

Cal opened his eyes and groaned rolling in bed. Reaching out he touched empty space and frowned glancing around the apartment. “Babe where you at?” he called lazily.

“So you were successful yet again,” the celestial asked. “It seems your planet is in good hands.”

The gravel cracked under their feet as they walked through the rail yard. It was an older one that didn’t run people through anymore but many of the trains that were still around carried either cargo or sometimes live stock on long journeys. And there were still plenty of just old cars that just weren’t […]

“You know I didn’t believe him at first but these really are good,” Jack said balancing the strawberry filled pastry on his fingers. “It’s like the toaster strudels from when we were kids but you know. Adult.”

Seth sat at his cubicle staring at his computers screen saver bouncing around at the corners. A rapidly changing globe that swapped between whatever RGB setting was on the docket. Something flat out of the early eighties but he didn’t bother trying to change or make something better.

Cal woke up into the darkness again. He’d been here before, the night of the party. The same darkness that felt like being inside a concert hall or outside in a stadium. Insulated stale air mixed with fresh air. It was equally refreshing and stifling in a way that he couldn’t actually process.