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  • Polaris Skies: Ch 26

    Polaris Skies: Ch 26

    Inside the double-wide, the group found sparse living quarters. Basic couch, table, chairs, cabinets hanging off their frames. The flooring had rotten through in a few spots in the hallways. The walls were free of black mould, though, and the group was thankful for that. Dust settled thickly on all the surfaces, casting a fine…

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  • Polaris Skies: Ch 24

    Polaris Skies: Ch 24

    Hogtied and gagged, Nat found himself on slimy concrete in a dark, freezing garage. The pain in his arms from having them pulled behind his back was excruciating, enough so that the ache across the bridge of his nose was lesser for it. The wounds in his shoulders had opened up again. He ground his…

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  • Polaris Skies: Ch 22

    Polaris Skies: Ch 22

    “Yeller?” Nat asked, shrugging out of his hold. “Sorry,” Yeller mumbled again.

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  • Polaris Skies: Ch 18

    Polaris Skies: Ch 18

    It was Yeller and not Cashia asking this time. Nat looked at him skeptically. Hana rested a hand on Nat’s, her finger rubbing his thumb.

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  • The Fire in My Blood: Ch 1

    The Fire in My Blood: Ch 1

    Ever taste copper? That cloying metal viscosity that tells you pain will soon follow? Or maybe that charcoal burn taste of ash on your food when you’ve grilled it? I despise that taste. I crave it. 

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  • Subject 15: Ch 28

    Subject 15: Ch 28

    Ishan Orlov lay awake in his bed. He was numb and hollow. He had cried himself empty until his eyes were puffy and raw.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 25

    Subject 15: Ch 25

    “You got a glitch?” Marjorta grabbed Fane by the shoulders to steady him.

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  • Subject 15: Ch 21

    Subject 15: Ch 21

    Fane stood inside a massive wood-panelled hall with a high elf, an orc, and a mouse person. Tables crowded with a variety of beast people, elves, and other species sprawled across the big room. A few waved and called out to Ishan and the team.

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