Chronicler
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Oct 29, 2001
- Posts
- 132
This game would involve a few people, of different sexes forming a group of thieves on a futuristic colony called Serbera. Although the universe is dominated by technology, recently a group of people known as The Old Ones have begun to delve into the secrets of magic...
Rift woke up with a jolt. The room was humid and stuffy, but mostly silent, except for the noise of the fan's jump lead swaying back and forth, banging on the fan itself as the twin blades rotated swiftly, squeaking softly every few seconds. He looked up at the fan. It looked like it was spinning itself out of the ceiling, swaying dangerously to and fro, prompting showers of plaster to fall onto the bed. Everything looked blue. It always did. At night, blue, but at daytime, everything changed to the characteristically orangeish-yellow that reminded him of the desertous landscape on New Morocco, his native planet and colony.
Heaving himself off the uncomfortable mattress onto the freezing, tiled floor, Rift walked to the window and looked outside, into the blueish night. He was 315 stories up, and any stars that were out there, were obscured by the light pollution made by the neon lights, and giant billboards. Most of the megalocorporate company's adverised below and above were over a thousand years old, and as a history student, Rift knew that massive companies such as Coca-Cola and Microsoft were just aliases for different companies nowadays. Their wealth hadn't expanded to accommadate the purchasing of small nations; nowadays the major firms governed planets.
He needed some cash, and the only way he could get some in this slum would be to mug someone who actually had some. After considering this for some time, he rejected the idea. It had happened too many times to him, and too many things could go wrong. He might have to make a trip to the factories...
Rift woke up with a jolt. The room was humid and stuffy, but mostly silent, except for the noise of the fan's jump lead swaying back and forth, banging on the fan itself as the twin blades rotated swiftly, squeaking softly every few seconds. He looked up at the fan. It looked like it was spinning itself out of the ceiling, swaying dangerously to and fro, prompting showers of plaster to fall onto the bed. Everything looked blue. It always did. At night, blue, but at daytime, everything changed to the characteristically orangeish-yellow that reminded him of the desertous landscape on New Morocco, his native planet and colony.
Heaving himself off the uncomfortable mattress onto the freezing, tiled floor, Rift walked to the window and looked outside, into the blueish night. He was 315 stories up, and any stars that were out there, were obscured by the light pollution made by the neon lights, and giant billboards. Most of the megalocorporate company's adverised below and above were over a thousand years old, and as a history student, Rift knew that massive companies such as Coca-Cola and Microsoft were just aliases for different companies nowadays. Their wealth hadn't expanded to accommadate the purchasing of small nations; nowadays the major firms governed planets.
He needed some cash, and the only way he could get some in this slum would be to mug someone who actually had some. After considering this for some time, he rejected the idea. It had happened too many times to him, and too many things could go wrong. He might have to make a trip to the factories...