The fortune teller wasn’t nervous when I sat down at the round table but her eyes suddenly darted behind me, narrowing with dread. I glanced back and no one was there. “Is everything ok?” My coworker recommended the psychic after I admitted to feeling a strange presence in a reoccurring nightmare, the one where I heard a quiet murmur coming from the other room, while I was paralyzed in bed. The murmuring came louder until I would wake Read More
Garbage, toxic and poisonous, stretched as far as Sylis could see as the hover pod bounced up and down over the uneven terrain. He judged the landfill to be about thirty miles in every direction in this zone. This was the last contaminated zone they would have to visit tonight before the sun came up and the pillars of hazardous vapor could be seen more clearly by the floating cities above Read More
The hover craft was not going to be fast enough to reach the community in time. Sonic alarms were already starting to show diminishing activity in Angeles Sector 09. There would be no time to properly evaluate foot traffic. All of the other sectors had thriving commerce, indoor and out. But whenever an analysis drone flew near to Sector 09 the peoples would vanish. The council had been uneasy about this fact. They didn’t like mysteries especially the mystery of a sole community acting completely independent of its predestiny. If the scripture of humankind was being ignored, they would need to be disbanded and arrested.
Soon Ke-Yu would land the drone orb and solve this mystery and bring balance and continued progress to the Magna Statum. Read More
“Good morning, Faith. Today is National Junk Food Day. Would you like me to order more donuts?” The automated voice chimed when she walked into the room, groggy and bitter.
“No.” Said Faith, sitting down on the couch and yawning loudly. Yesterday was National Broom Day. Could the notifications get any more boring Read More
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