Captian's Log A Broken Heart & God (+ Zombies) 19 Jun 202415 Jun 2024 The zombied forms shambled down the otherwise deserted street, the sky above, mighty with the coming storm, was a swirling mess of glimmering white and dull, dark greys, and the…
Captian's Log Its End Is Nothing 18 Jun 202415 Jun 2024 What we have, when they have beaten us, when they have torn our skin away, gouged out our eyes, burned our minds in their infernal machines, taken from us all…
Captian's Log Please Read: No Tale is Told 17 Jun 202412 Jun 2024 Please Read:No Tale is Told So are the dreams that never dream, the deaths that never die.These things are never what they seem, and yet they never lie.I heard it…
Captian's Log Counting Broken China 16 Jun 202410 Jun 2024 The pronouncement of the queen was death, as it always was, though I had the temerity to ask her why. She scoffed, she sneered, her face turned red, but this…
Captian's Log The Doom of Us 11 Jun 20247 Jun 2024 I wish I could say all the thoughts in my head.When I read all these things ere I've crawled out of bed…A nightmare, a madness, a lunatic's rule.I’m forced to…
Captian's Log I Am Forgetting 10 Jun 20247 Jun 2024 "I am forgetting," a metallic voice rang out from the darkness. With the voice, some sort of motor had started, and a dinful hum of unseen machinery whirling into action…
Captian's Log Clean Up 9 Jun 20247 Jun 2024 Seeping through the plaster, slow as an army of slugs, the bloody ooze crawled. So, there was another portal, I thought. A good hiding place, behind the wall. Who would…
Captian's Log Dead Ends 6 Jun 20244 Jun 2024 The zombies were at the mouth of the alley now, not hurried in any way; they were just filing in, one then another. Bleeding, I struggled to sit up, pushing…
Captian's Log Time in the Clocktower 5 Jun 20241 Jun 2024 From beyond the face of the clock, the light of the moon shone through in a diffused glow so that the shadowed hands were reversed, mirrored and blurry lines passing…
Captian's Log Choice of Lo 3 Jun 20241 Jun 2024 …and then the child was dead. Her mother said it would be easy. Mother was always right; even when she wasn't, it was Lo's job to make her right. So,…
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