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Weekly Contest #317
Adrift in the dark. My vessel and I were twin souls. Aimless, without cares or wants or purpose. I let it float in the black void of space and sat almost catatonic at its helm. Most of my days were spent like this. I brooded, and I waited. I brooded over what I had lost, that most precious resource in all the galaxy. And I waited. Waited for my chance to avenge that loss, to find some justice for what had been done. My dash lit up with blue light. It made me flinch, even after all this time it reminded me of the blue fire called down onto ...
Weekly Contest #261
Theo sat in bed, back against the wall, and tried to find his courage. He didn’t know where it’d gone. It’d been there before, he’d used it to act before, but now for some reason it was gone. Absent. His stomach felt queasy, his hands shook under the covers. He didn’t have a lot of time. Any moment now he’d lose his golden opportunity, and yet his hands refused to move. He clenched his teeth, frustrated beyond belief. As if on cue the door opened and he knew he’d lost his chance, for now at least. But the person who walked through the ...
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