Lore

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I have 305 stories published in 2 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 42049 times and one story has been cherrypicked.

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Lore

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The beginning is a great place to start. Shame.

Lore is thrown into an explored universe with no clue as to their place within it.
All they know is that people know them and they know none of them. Instinct and 
Breadcrumbs to lead them as they attempt to piece together their life and work out how
they 
can change the future to stop the past from coming back around again.

Cornerstones of Reality.
The fire's burnt out but the frying pan is heating up. Oh dear.

With everything as it should be, new problems are quick to present themselves.
The aftermath of their previous adventures makes itself known before newer
problems pile on. Life is slowly being drained from the universe and only a
chosen few are being spared.

Collapse of Everything. 

All good things come to an end, even the universe. Ah.

Ten years of peace tainted with the worry of missing colleages and lost friends.
Things were starting to seem normal but Reality had more in store than a simple
family life on Earth. It's Murphy's law and the problems are only going to get bigger. 
Enter the endgame.

Something newish is here

My stories

1:5:5 Forgotten (Part 8)

Lore moved in closer and darted around it, examining its face from every angle; every so often, they would make a noise of thought or mumble...

1:5:5 Forgotten (Part 7)

Eventually, Ow’oo returned; it’s helmeted head peered out from behind the door’s window. Ow’oo vanished but soon reappeared as the doors started to...

1:5:5 Forgotten (Part 6)

A chime rang out as the doors parted; the floor grate rose from the sandpit and once it locked into place, a figure stepped out onto it. “Ollowwo’...

1:5:5 Forgotten (Part 5)

“Gods, it feels good to be back in open space.” Destiny rolled the ship with glee. “It’s almost better than…” “Don’t you dare finish that!” Curve...

1:5:5 Forgotten (Part 4)

Back out in the ‘open’ air, they felt themselves decompress. The compound looked a lot different to how it had during their arrival; the light more...

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