Last year, she wasn't here for September 18th, and as far as Trillian's concerned that was okay, because then, she was with the people she loved -- and this year, the people she loves are pretty hard to find in one location ( Read more... )

In from some very cold planet, both wearing long, thick velvet coats come a mother and her teenage-ish daughter, bracing themselves in the doorway in reaction to the earthquakes, then exchanging glances ( Read more... )

( Acting for the first time as a mother-daughter team EVER, our heroines help the Sub-Etha network track down minor celebrity Lue Farinelli, who's been dodging interviews ever since an attack on her Speedster. )

"Zarquon, Milliways, always with your timing!" is the exclamation that comes from Trillian, in black pantsuit and blouse, hair set carefully as if planning on attending a business meeting.

Because she was.

There was a hearing of a Sub-Etha scientific experts' board, and she certainly had been on her way, but stopped for a coffee and ended up with ( Read more... )

The Front Door opened, and Truman walked in with some supplies, including his towel again. He waved back to a couple of people ( Read more... )

"Checkmate. Finally. I win. Finally."

Were it not incredibly meta, Trillian would say 'mine is an evil laugh.' However, there are plenty of reasons she can't.Frankie and Benjy, on the other side of the chessboard, both look sullen ( Read more... )

[OOM: A Wind Dies.]

Out in the woods, a thin line of light brightens and widens into a shining portal from another age (called the Second Age by some) to reveal five women - the soft light of saidar brightening into existence around two of them as they step through ( Read more... )

Canto VII: The Dark Dominion

Movement Four: From the Father of Storms

[OOC: Warning for some graphic violence, mild sexual themes, mild gore, and large amounts of Doom.]

Canto VII: The Dark Dominion

Movement Two: A Flash of Lightning

[OOC: Warning for... less objectionable material than usual, but still dark psychological themes, violent themes, mild implied sexual themes, and general creepiness, doom, and woe.]

Out of Milliways:

Canto VI: Incident in a Rose Garden