SirenCymbaline

"Aside from that person already having been here before us, there's three more possibilities I can think of. Everyone here arrived at only a short distance from each other. It ...

My companions fell, one by one, shaking as though possessed, coming out of the spell with strange conclusions. They looked at the screen, and proclaimed 'Atlantis.' I wondered what possibly ...

''I'm writing on the screen, wow, words.'' I recited faithfully. 'It seems that as the means for recording language become more complex, the language itself only becomes clumsier.' I smiled, ...

I found Bo's explanation to be wanting. I admit it was discouraging that he was so accustomed to using this future technology that he found the concept of explaining it ...

Oh, and your Taako sounds like a fun guy

I love a lot of characters, but for now I'll just pick Skulduggery Pleasant. He's an elemental sorcerer who is also a dapper-dressing skeleton, but none of that would matter ...

I would have said this machinery was reminiscent of H.G Wells, but these metal panels were far too wan and minimalistic to match the style. And yet I had no ...

I witnessed the reunion of Miss Lucy and her young friend. How lucky she was, to be brought into this strange new world with a familiar face. Following behind was ...

I caught up to my disconcerted companions, and looked out to the vast ocean. It was nothing like the dull, muted green in the sunless sea of the Neath. It ...

I fell out of tune with the chatter of my companions, distracted by the high, tall, multitudinous empty windows. I watched intently, waiting for figures or shadows or anything moving ...

'You said World Wars? Plural? That's... That sounds... like quite the event.' I should have had a multitude of questions, but two globe-encompassing wars centuries ahead in the alternate future ...

I got some lore wrong in one of my earlier posts, so I edited it once I found out. It was the post where Boris first elaborates about the Traitor ...

'Deep underground, yes. I haven't seen the sunlight since I was young. It's hard to adjust to, admittedly.'

'And just as well for them. It seems that the empire was destined to fall, metaphorically, at least, if not literally.' I said, with bemused detachment. 'It may seem strange ...

I smiled. 'There is no mercy I am more grateful for.'