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The Sacrificed
Do you know that feeling you get when something overwhelming happens? Something so inconceivable that you just can’t believe it is actually happening? That was me in a nutshell as my name and serial number flashed rhythmically across the massive blackish-green monitor.The gentle hum of the round CRT screen that had only moments before permeated the silent square was overwhelmingly drowned out in the cascade of cheers that began erupting throughout the fervent crowd around me. It wasn’t any wonder why my dear comrades were cheering so loudly though, they were safe for another year longer, unlik...
A Note to the World, from Rielle Hess. Who is crazy.
October 13, 2083 (what a truly disgusting date....) I thought I was the last one. You should know before I begin this entry, that I was not in the least bit happy to find that actually-I wasn't the only one. It was a crude awakening. I enjoy solitary. Well, no. Maybe not enjoy it, but I've found myself becoming quite used to it. And if there's one thing I've learned from humans, it's that they loath change. Ha. Hahahahahahahahahaha. Yea right, I haven't learned anything from humans. Not REAL ones anyway. Movies and books and things like that, things that stand the test of time-at least stand ...
Sofa, so Good (...Actually, Scratch That)
The lounge pulsed with tension. A single plate, littered with crumbs, sat nervously in the center of the room, surrounded by two tattered sleeping bags and an ancient couch. Because the plate was just a plate, it had little understanding of what the two angry men in the room were screaming about; all it knew was that the only thing keeping these men from killing each other was the possibility that the other would die much more painful death due to natural causes. As the Dove drifted listlessly through ‘middle-of-nowhere’ space, the battle between www.onedoor.ccthe two men was beginning to reach its climax....
CryoSleep
Well it turns out that when you are traveling for several months through space, cryopods are pretty nice. If you are traveling through a self driven spacecraft there isn’t really much to do, hence the cryosleep. Not only does it prevent you from getting bored, it also slows your aging and metabolism. For the Newmans who were flying on the The Sparkler Flight No. 174, the cryo pods had a small problem: they didn’t freeze up. “Hey, Jim, when will this pod freeze us?” asked Emma Newman “I don’t know, how about you ask the pilot? Oh, wait there isn’t one. I told you we should have bought the othe...