SCIFI-RICE

Book 1 Nau Agnid (Now ahg-nid) Siti (see-tee) Sanat (San-at) Alit'abiri (Al-it ah-beer-ee) book 3 Kavna (Kav-nuh) Eka (eek-uh) Loa (Low-uh) book 4 Pruden (proo-den) Eeden (ee-den) Gene (jeen) Willem (Will-ehm) book 5 Jeih (Jay) Natura (Nat-ur-ah) Nesula (ness-oo-luh) book 6 Gerai (Jur-eye) Palik (pal-ick) Tonsa (ton-zah) Ohk (oak) book 7 Oedil (oh-dil) Alar (a-lar) Tiu (Tee-oo) book 8 Noum (no-oom) book 10 Rekeoz (reck-eh-oz) Flestireaf (flest-ir-eef) book 11 Baq (Bahk) Vor (Vor) Niven (Nee-ven) Ichvo (eek-voh)

So i have been thinking of a story completely different from my books. it is all based on a dream i had years ago. it takes place in a world where people are randomly born with superpowers (still working on why that happens) and these people are bought and sold as servants while those with powers are brought up to believe that this is the only good way to live. those with destructive power are drafted into the military while those with less destructive/impressive powers are sold as domestic workers. the story would be about someone whose power is being hollow. while on the outside they may look like a normal person, they have no bones or org

They found Ohk’s old apartment building, it was just as horrible as Ohk remembered. She knocked on the door to her apartment and a mokan she couldn’t recognize answered the door. Ohk asked if he knew about the two mokan that had his room before he moved in. He said that the apartment had been abandoned for almost a year before he moved in. Ohk thanked him for the help and they both left the building. While on the sidewalk trying to think of their next move, she overheard two mokan talking about going to the bar Vit used to work at. Somehow the bar had not exploded like it did originally. Ohk and Tonsa made their way to the bar, i

“Okay, I’ve called my mother so she knows to expect us soon.” Samik said as she sat down in the shuttle. “What about your father?” Nau asked as he and a young Palik sat next to her. “I thought it was best to leave him in the dark about you coming with me.” Samik said. “We haven’t seen each other in over thirty years, he didn’t even attend our wedding. Hopefully this visit will fix some of that.” Nau said. “Well I’m sure he would still love the chance to meet his grandson for the first time. Are you excited to see your grandparents?” Samik asked Palik. “Y

So there was this one beach place, there wasn’t much on this island aside from a few small buildings. One such building was run by a demonic girl who had various subterranean floors to her building. Each one was some Banksy-esque satire of humanity that was made entirely out of human flesh. It was not pleasant, and I would have quit the dream right there if I hadn’t found the hole. It was a hole covered in smooth metal and pipes, you would slide down it for quite a while, almost as long as getting to the gorgon’s labyrinth in the vault of glass. When you reached the bottom, you fell into another beach, also you somehow did