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Voyage: All Hallow's
Freed from the isolation of his alter-Earth home, Kal Anders has taken off into the metaxia, the entirety of possibility.
He has discovered strange creatures and a variety of alternate Earth cultures. Until an accident landed him on a carbon-copy of his home world, anyway. Seeking to construct a human body for his non-corporeal brother Tria, Kal enrolls at Seton College and discovers integration into their culture more challenging than he anticipated.
On All Hallow's Eve, Tria, fed up and disgruntled, decides to get his brother's attention the only way he knows how. And Kal, though attempting to lead a "normal" college life, is really an explorer at heart.
Ravenous pumpkins and ghostly holographic imagery abound as the Anders brothers team up for one final adventure, set just before the final episode of Voyage Embarkation. Join them for a ghastly side-story adventure to the alternate Earth known as Halech.
He has discovered strange creatures and a variety of alternate Earth cultures. Until an accident landed him on a carbon-copy of his home world, anyway. Seeking to construct a human body for his non-corporeal brother Tria, Kal enrolls at Seton College and discovers integration into their culture more challenging than he anticipated.
On All Hallow's Eve, Tria, fed up and disgruntled, decides to get his brother's attention the only way he knows how. And Kal, though attempting to lead a "normal" college life, is really an explorer at heart.
Ravenous pumpkins and ghostly holographic imagery abound as the Anders brothers team up for one final adventure, set just before the final episode of Voyage Embarkation. Join them for a ghastly side-story adventure to the alternate Earth known as Halech.
50 pages, ebook
First published October 24, 2013
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About the author
Zachary Bonelli
32 books28 followersI grew up in a small town in northern Illinois, west of Chicago. After graduating high school, I dual majored in English Literature and German Language at a small, Midwestern liberal arts college. After undergrad, I turned my eyes towards exploration, and spent many years in Japan, Thailand and Hawaii.
Nowadays, I live with my partner near Seattle, Washington, where I work in the gaming industry.
I love stories. I’ve long been fascinated by video games as a storytelling medium, and I love exploring different cultures, discovering the different underlying stories that different groups of people tell themselves, the stories that define who they are and how they perceive the world.
Nowadays, I live with my partner near Seattle, Washington, where I work in the gaming industry.
I love stories. I’ve long been fascinated by video games as a storytelling medium, and I love exploring different cultures, discovering the different underlying stories that different groups of people tell themselves, the stories that define who they are and how they perceive the world.
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October 25, 2013
This episode takes place during part 13 of Voyage Embarkation, although you don't have to have read that episode to enjoy this one. I think a basic familiarly with the series would help, but is not required to enjoy the ride. If you are unfamiliar with the Voyage world, the author does provide a summary of the story arc at the beginning.
I love the sense of danger this episode has, that starts the moment Kal drops into the strange deserted world of Halech. The 'genet o'lanterns are an imaginative touch, giving the story a very Halloween feel without feeling forced or contrived.
There is some clever humor here, and the author is not afraid to poke some fun at his own character. I especially liked Moral, and how even Kal acknowledges how annoying he can be at times.
Of course, no Halloween story would be complete without a monster, and All Hallow's doesn't disappoint. Tria and Kal must fight to survive the ruins of Halech and escape before it is too late.
I love the sense of danger this episode has, that starts the moment Kal drops into the strange deserted world of Halech. The 'genet o'lanterns are an imaginative touch, giving the story a very Halloween feel without feeling forced or contrived.
There is some clever humor here, and the author is not afraid to poke some fun at his own character. I especially liked Moral, and how even Kal acknowledges how annoying he can be at times.
Of course, no Halloween story would be complete without a monster, and All Hallow's doesn't disappoint. Tria and Kal must fight to survive the ruins of Halech and escape before it is too late.
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