Fellow Scholars and Scribes! I bid you welcome to the first annual SCRIBE SPOTLIGHT! 🙌 crowd is still going wild 😮 🙌
At the end of each year, we will take a couple of weeks (maybe more actually 😅) to highlight our most diligent and talented authors. 😱
Our primary metric for choosing is the amount of SCRIBE you've generated.
Of course, there are other factors at play: your activity in the community, the number of writings you have posted, as well as your overall conduct with other members.
We're continuing with our Space Daddy (obtuse reference, but that's how we roll). You can feel the passion for the craft oozing from his pores! Ladies and gentlemen... 🥁🥁🥁
This crazy lad is currently developing a Sci-Fi Space-Opera by himself! 😁 I told him he was craycray, but he doesn't listen! I guess it's his mission to outdo everyone. 🤷♂️
In all seriousness 
As any diligent author,
All the noise of cheering had him overwhelmed with joy, mixed in with the joy, however, Ohearah was choked by dread. Dread of what will happen to the planet below, what will happen to the men left down there, he felt guilt for sending the squad to their end.
Craziest thing? He is only getting better. 😤
The ship made it to the pad, it was clear, apart from two other transporters with their doors open. But, there was no personnel on the pad, no one was expecting a few humans and the immediate area didn't seem to be overly defended. After the ship came to a solid stand still Quim turned to the others. "Let's take up a position outside. We'll take them by surprise." The others nodded and he turned the engines of the ship off and opened the main door. They stepped outside into a dull afternoon. From this high up, the air wasn't as noxious and stale as it was on the ground, the place still stank of Trisk though. Quim, Lags, and Fretis rushed out of the ship and took up a position behind some barrels, not far from the staircase leading up to the pad. There, they waited. They knew that when Triskens came up to unload the ship, the three of them would have a clear advantage and be able to shoot them down from behind.
An example of killerwot's unconventional paragraph style.
We talked about worldbuilding, the mad lad is documenting the building of his world-building bible here on hive! This I find super cool and unique to witness. I haven't read nearly as much as it deserves, but the dedication and passion for building out this world are palpable. 🙇♂️
Jump Lanes
There are charted patches of space in both Free Space and The Confederation zone, these patches are known as Jump Lanes and they are essentially space highways, the reason for them is pretty simple.
He doesn't write only in one universe, or one style! Here's a little taste of something completely different. 😁
"Good man, the stuff is getting expensive anyway." I let out a cheeky laugh as if I was joking, realistically though, I knew I wasn't. 23 euros now for a box. Times were getting tough.
Let's congratulate
Take us home, Space Daddy! 🚀
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| killerwot | |
| agreste | |
| thinkrdotexe | |
| Scribe | Unreleassed |
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