The 19th Century Paranormal Investigator: Chapter 5
I lie wide awake in bed, thinking over everything the doctor told me. Events began a year after the death of the Lady Maladar, though at the time, the doctor…
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The Elysian: Fourth Dream
“I have to find Earth? Doesn’t that seem a little bit...” “Impossible? Of course,” Luna tells me. “But then you’ve pointed out all the impossible things you’ve seen today. Why…
Mild Mannered: Issue #4
I had been sitting on my couch for the last half a day, a blank sketchbook taunting me the entire time. Outside the window, the sun had set, reminding me of all the time I’ve wasted getting nothing done.
Not one idea has come to me. I’ve got nothing. I’m a fraud. I’m a failure. I bet this never happens to real artists.
Seeking Dusk: Part 4
So, since the days of your ancestors, The Presence has guided people to crafting suitable humanoid figures for us to manipulate. You’re more than aware of them, but likely didn’t understand their true purpose.
However, using these statues has become more and more difficult over the years. Humanity holds these in such high regard, we can’t just take them anymore. To help, Dr. Matthews has been special ordering components to make new ones. They’re cheaper than buying priceless art, but still difficult to come by.
Neon Noir: The Fourth Beat
As she moves throughout her morning ritual preparing the coffee, the notices a card out of the corner of her eye.
It was plain. White. A series of numbers scribbled on the front. As her coffee brewed, Vash couldn’t keep her mind off it. When was the last time she dialed a phone number manually?
The 19th Century Paranormal Investigator: Chapter 4
I stand, attempting to assert my authority on the matter.
“Yes, ghosts can move furniture, and inadvertently taunt the living. However, they do not summon demon spirits. Most importantly, they do not cause damage to the foundation of the residence they occupy. The earth’s energy is what allows them to remain here.”
The Elysian: Third Dream
\"It happened both fast and slow. Like raising a dimmer switch, but the light was always on in the first place. The twinkling lights, swirling dust, explosions of light and balls of fire whizzing by, all suspended in a field of literal nothingness.\" - Mr. Rodriguez
Seeking Dusk: Part 3
Aluma has survived her first encounter with an escaped demon, but now she must survive a run to protected ground.
Neon Noir: The Third Beat
Detective Robert Howell was not the biggest supporter of prohibition when it was initially talked about. Now he’s made it his personal mission to uphold the new law, and bring in every bootlegger. He’s gained the nickname of “The Wolf” among the gangs in Capital City.