Progression

Iris panted as she reset her stance, bringing up her hands into loose fists in front of her as she squared off again against Cerise. Why did she agree to learn how to defend herself like this? Hand to hand combat of all things. Cerise really wanted to kick her ass today, didn’t she? Cerise came over, smiling, though Iris could see the frustration starting to show in the woman’s bright teal eyes. Her fluffy tail twitched and swished behind her, and Iris felt ...

Omega stared at her smartphone, her chest tightening like a coil of steel cables. She swallowed, trying to return any form of moisture to her mouth that she could. How the frick did she even read this kind of map? Her phone, which definitely needed an update, had lost signal thanks to the high charge of electricity that abounded in Thunderdale. It was almost like static electricity constantly prickling at her skin, especially near the surface or near the exits t...

Kina stood on the balcony to her and her twin’s apartment, overlooking the lower portions of Ethermoor, bathed in the orange and red glow from the setting sun. In the distance, the fog threatened to engulf their little city, but all the beacons blazed strong throughout Ethermoor’s streets, or would be soon enough. The sun continued its trek down the horizon and Kina turned her attention back to the telescope she was setting up. A friend had randomly gifted i...

Phoenix felt the tense ball of anxiety roil in his stomach as he watched the update program slowly progress. One of the programs he used for his game development had a massive update he was installing now, and he was nervous on how much he’d have to relearn or just entirely learn anew. The bar quickly shot ahead once the biggest parts of the update installed, and Phoenix fidgeted, his forked tail lashing back and forth behind him for a moment. This was not how...