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Ginger Ale + Laying Down = Posts Next Week

Flu has me in a chokehold, gonna rest through the weekend. Prayers, thoughts, vibes, and doordashed ginger ale are appreciated! Thanks for the patience all!


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System Shock: Warning Signs

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Whispers in Wild Space [THP]

​ The stars stretched into pale ribbons as the ship cut through hyperspace, the steady thrum of the engines underscoring the unease that had settled over the crew. What had begun as scattered rumors had hardened into a pattern, one too deliberate to ignore. Force-sensitive children disappearing from frontier settlements, refugee enclaves, and forgotten outposts along the edge...


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Let the Planet Decide

The gunship didn't wait. Its engines screamed once as it pulled away, vanishing almost immediately into the wall of ochre fury that swallowed the horizon. The sound was torn apart by the storm within seconds, leaving nothing behind but wind, howling, abrasive, endless. Korda Veydran stood alone on Geonosis. The sandstorm raged with biblical cruelty, sheets of grit slamming into...


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A Simple Job

Meri knew something was off the moment she stepped onto the Aurora Crown. It wasn't one thing she could point to. Just a quiet pressure in the air, a subtle wrongness that made her shoulders tense as she walked deeper into the ship. The corridors were too spotless for a freighter. Too empty. Too controlled. Even the lighting felt unnatural—dimmed in a way that made shado...


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