The detachment common area was quiet when Innes arrived. The evening shift was already on station, and most of the day personnel were either in their bunks or off to enjoy some of Shiro’s nightlife. He’d come looking for a few minutes somewhere that wasn’t his quarters and wasn’t the operations… [See More on Patreon]
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Patreon: The Masks of Janus – Chapter 7
The supply vessel rolled gently in the winter swells as Claudius stood at the rail, studying the rocky beach through his spyglass, watching the tree line for any sign of movement that would indicate someone… [See More on Patreon]
Patreon: Innes in Command – Chapter 21
After leaving the observation lounge, Innes didn’t go back to his quarters. Pierce had given him a lot to think about, but he was still angry that they would reprimand him for doing his job. Even if Pierce was right and it was the sign of a good officer… [See More on Patreon]
Patreon: Innes in Command – Chapter 20
Innes had barely gotten situated in ops and was just pulling up all the administrative work he’d left the night before when he received an incoming priority message… [See More on Patreon]
Patreon: Before Later – Chapter 2
It took me a few minutes for the early morning brain fog to clear up to realize the sound I’d heard in my dream. I reached over, slapping the nightstand multiple times before my hand hit my phone. The light was almost blinding when I turned it on… [See More on Patreon]
Patreon: Innes in Command – Chapter 19
The viewport in the main observation lounge had been transformed. Someone had draped dark cloth along the bulkheads, muting the usual industrial gray, and the harsh station lighting had been dimmed. Kaiju filled the viewport beyond, its greenish-blue bands churning in their eternal… [See More on Patreon]