The Fallen-IV

Strange. The Hkasha-Liinga were not ones to recognize artistic value in the order of nature or to invest precious time trying to replicate such workings. We always ignored the aesthetic qualities of thing. Aesthetic. We would not even have such a word but for the radical workings of the insane among us. The so called …

Interlude

The Biology of the Hkasha-Liinga is....complex. Due to our telepathic nature, 80% of our physiological structure and functions are dedicated to the mind. A Hkasha-Liinga is fundamentally a giant limbed brain. The shape our main body takes is disk-like. A flexible saucer with flipper-like protrusions at the front sides which extend into tentacles. We have …

The Facade-III

The natural telepathy with which we regarded each other had been dispelled. We needed other means of communication. Prior to this point we did not need other means of communicating with each other beyond the subconscious thus eons of evolution had not awarded us with the ability. Luckily, what nature could not provide, science could. …

The Structure-II

It seemed a natural part of the environment. This was strange for the contrast between the structure and the environment was shocking. Its presence on our home-world was a counter intuitive juxtaposition. One which we lacked the creativity to conceive. To escape boredom and to satisfy the ravaging curiosity that had been thriving in The …

The Plight-I

We were a young civilization. The first of our species achieved sentience 34 cycles ago. From that time until the present we've made tremendous progress. It was as if we had been imbued with a combined concentration. Never had any civilization been granted such a sense of higher purpose. It was as if some greater …