Alora DeVeau Posted February 23, 2024 Author Posted February 23, 2024 Quote Slathered in the universe's latest mystery, the outpost sat. Translucent as it was, they could see the outline of the outpost and the details beneath. The outpost, serene and silent on the surface, now appeared as a cosmic petri dish under the Centris' gaze. It wasn't every day you saw an outpost playing host to an alien sludge party. Quote Chewing his lip for a bare second, Taz contemplated what was going on. This was no longer just a rescue operation; they were potentially dealing with a first contact situation, or an environmental hazard—or both. Both sounded like a Saturday night at the campus bar. I can always count on Jo to infuse some humour. 😄 3
Alora DeVeau Posted August 1, 2024 Author Posted August 1, 2024 @Jo Marshall is always good for a laugh. Quote Glancing towards the forest, Taz could almost hear the faint rustling of leaves coming from the depths of the lush greenery. They could easily forage for food in the forest, where an abundance of edible plants and mushrooms awaited them. Science, being the magic that it was, could sustain them for a long while out there if they had to. Unbeknownst to Taz, there was a mushroom hidden in the forest, completely unaware of its upcoming role in a delicious surprise stew. Tanner: It looks like… Their engineer paused to wipe a tear from his eye. Perhaps it was the sheer beauty of the moment which moved him, or, as Taz reckoned, it could've been the pollen. Space pollen was notoriously sentimental. 2
Alora DeVeau Posted August 2, 2024 Author Posted August 2, 2024 Quote Geology. The study of rocks. Yep. It was a good thing people existed that took an interest in that sort of thing. Most of Cecil’s thoughts involving rocks were something like ‘how far could I throw this’? But...but...rocks are interesting! 2
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