Captian's Log Whatever Remains… 8 Dec 20228 Dec 2022 The cold, hard facts are these: There have been five murders in the past five months; of the last two, we can pinpoint the time of the murders to the…
Captian's Log The End 6 Dec 2022 A select few knew that this wasn't just a joust, wasn't a meeting of two sportsmen or a play at heraldry by boys; this would not be a bloodless affair.…
Captian's Log Bad Dreams 5 Dec 2022 The song of the night is a pleasant dream. When that song is sung, and the voices scream, all Hell is awake just outside my door, souls lost on the…
Captian's Log I Read, You Listen | The Repairer of Reputations 4 Dec 20223 Dec 2022 https://youtu.be/9KFsCsrl0PE Well, trying to upload a YouTube video for tomorrow, but the darn thing's been sitting at 1% for an hour or so. I don't have high hopes this will…
Captian's Log Guarding the King’s Tomb 3 Dec 2022 Encroaching darkness fills the silent pauses of my eternal watch. Where is the king? Who hears his voice? He is silent in his tall tower; its shadow stretches over all…
Captian's Log Shy Ghost 29 Nov 2022 Found the picture on twitter. Made me laugh. I thought back to when Mrs. McCully found me hiding behind the stage. I was what, eight? Children's choir, my first performance.…
Captian's Log A Proposal 27 Nov 202226 Nov 2022 The vampire is a sniveling sort of coward. He may delight in terrifying an English clerk or helpless woman, but in the end, at the first sign of any real…
By the Sword Nameless 25 Nov 2022 He wanders now without a face, without a mind that we can trace, across beduned and desert plains where never falls lifegiving rains. And even Death's forgotten him, has lost…
Captian's Log The Fool’s Circle 23 Nov 2022 If there is nothing inherently wrong, only abused, then everything inherently has an ordinate use, a place it belongs. So, this necromancy, be it evil, is evil only in its…
Captian's Log Asking Why 22 Nov 202222 Nov 2022 They live below the earth, and we have dug too deep. Our greed has given birth: they've woken from their sleep. And now our nights we rue and fear their…
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