Sci-Fi and Fantasy

The Continent: Avia. Chapter VI. Ban and Saluma neared the main entrance to the raptorium in silence. Word had reached them that their friend was now awake. There was much each of them wished to say and hear. All of a sudden, a short man with red hair appeared ahead of them. He looked about in all directions to make […] more... - 2013/05/18

The Continent: Avia. Chapter V. One body had managed to roll out of the area of impact by a single span. Saluma, almost hysterical, ran up to the dazed pilot who had raised his head. “Gauge is underneath!” shouted the one who had barely escaped injury. “He’s pinned down where the craft hit him!” Ban a more... - 2013/05/18

The Continent: Avia. Chapter IV. Ban Nephis volunteered to climb up into the ornither to retrieve whatever was salvageable from the damaged craft. “You and Saluma stay down here. Perhaps there will be a chance to see a monster bird this morning.” The pilot gave Gauge the reel recorder that was still there. “Here, more... - 2013/05/17

The Continent: Avia. Chapter III. Azael dared to be candid at his own supper table. The two guests sat on either side, while his daughter was opposite him at the other end of the orange tulipwood table. The Director of the Station did not even lower his voice as he gave his opinion of the government and the person at […] more... - 2013/05/17

The Continent: Avia. Chapter II. The observatory proved not at all what Gauge Krave expected. Scattered log cabins blended into the forest of towering devilwoods. Walking behind the bird watcher, he caught sight of a yellow-breasted sturnella lark, a scarlet tanager, and a white throat warbler. A smile came to his lips, swiftly dis more... - 2013/05/16

The Continent: Avia. Chapter I. Neither pilot nor passenger saw the midair collision coming. Ban Nephis was considered on of the best orthopter fliers in all Avia. But although the country was one of the smallest on the Continent, he had only taken his flying craft twice before into the Aerie Mountains. Careful navigation did not more... - 2013/05/16