Driving the two pony girls into the ruined mansion wasn’t hard at all since they couldn’t help but obey Mocha’s commands, though he couldn’t stop them from complaining about it. Considering the two had raped and eaten him only some hours earlier, Mocha didn’t feel too bad about enslaving them to this will, so he ignored the foul whining all the way until they entered the Royal Chambers. By then, though, he felt a tinge of guilt for the two mares.
“Ah, you fina

The Museum of Natural and Human history had a parking lot unusually large for a public building so close to the center of a major city, an official policy of which was to encourage its citizens to favor mass transportation. The cause lay in history: the Museum used to be on private property in the previous century and located more remotely with a large surrounding estate, which hadn’t all been sold off in the first transaction with the building itself, but had kept changing ownership in th

The Void. Infinity made tangible; as tangible as a quantum field gets, anyway. It’s a mystery for the ages as to why something so fundamentally empty could exert such attraction for a species of primate basically satisfied with a banana and not being eaten by a jaguar, all the way from the cave-dwellers fascinated with constellations to a class delta company recon mission to Tau Ceti. If I was a poet, like my first ex used to lie, I’d say it had something to do with the cast of heart

One more gig, Sam, just one more. Do it for me. Hell, do it for Christmas

Spirit,

for all I care, just do it. You owe me that much.





Well, he’d done it. His last flight for a struggling company that was about to be sold off to some Chinese mega firm and probably scrapped soon after. After fifteen years in the cockpit, the last five of it fl

Every wilderness has its oasis, although in the case of the Crags one had to be invented. Nested in between the rock-rich hillocks in shelter from the whiplash gusts, the tavern was known by many names in at least seven languages, most of which were quite descriptive. Yet there was little risk of confusing the reference as the establishment represented the only stable form of inhabitation for dozens of leagues in any gods-given direction. A party adventuring in the region, intending to have one

Sea has its borders as sure as land does – its codes, rules and politics too. Zigg and Kel knew these things well; how else could they have broken them all with such skill? The truth was that the shallows here, though forbidden, were loaded with treasures meant for those with will and means to take them. Only the surface stood as the limit to merfolk like them.
School of fish scattered like smoke as the pair drove through, swift like dolphins. A large ray fish would steer starkly away upon

A joyous ruckus spread its waving circle around Twilight’s crystal castle, cast in the moist night like a spotlight of music, dance and shouting, the air sloshing with sound. It was the kind of party about which the neighbors would have complained dearly, even to a princess, were it not for the soundproof spell bubble that contained the noise to a reasonable diameter. Outside the invisible ring, the only clue about what was going on were the rays of multi-colored light beaming from most of