Well, One Thing Is Still Working

"doesn't that break every law in space about acceptable use of force?" one of the things i'd been forced to pick up over the last two decades was interstellar law.

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And Not A Drop To Drink

The raft was growing so fast that we were quickly running out of space. the whole ship was pitching forward now, its nose well under the tide. the space we had to stand on was shrinking as the ship descended.

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Drakensang Chapter 2

"_Run through the cold of the night as passion burns in your heart_ _Ready to fight; a knife held close by your side_ _Like a proud wolf alone in the dark; with eyes that watch the world_ _And my name like a shadow on the face of the moon.."_ _-__...

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Deep Space - Chapter 2, Vrounc

After our questionable movement through space, we finally calmed down and began landing preperations to landing the small ship on the planet. we managed to get down to the surface without hyper speeding down there, and landed in a barren wasteland.

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A Gift from Panacea

Today we will go down as the people who turned humanity into a true space faring race.

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The First Human

The First Human In the hut They had just made it out of the rain and into the abandoned habitat. The construct was once a towering complex, now transformed into ruined stone work by the orbiting fleet of the Brotherhood. Though this was in no means...

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The Auditor - Act 1, Scene 1: A Rude Awakening

He shut down the channel without waiting for an acknowledgement and killed the deep space array.

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Derelict: Chapter 2

This caused lots of jarring and complications for the crew since the inertia of a person doesn't like suddenly making ninety degree turns in space.

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Worlds Apart - Chapter Eighteen

The other had a smaller, more pointed head for striking things in tight spaces.

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Worlds Apart - Chapter Twenty

The stream of people emerging from the shuttles slowed to a trickle as friends and family reconnected on the planet's surface. They clustered in small groups, waiting for someone - anyone - to tell them what to do next. Dan's attention was drawn...

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Welcoming Party

There was around two hundred meters of empty space between the crowd and each ship. no one dared move further, especially not the military. "hey, you!" a voiced yelled from behind.

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Sail

Whenever a ship wants to get out of the hanger, the magnetic field separates the gravity of the ship from space so people do not get literally sucked out of the ship, and into the deep bowls of space.

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