A community-driven sci-fi universe
Science fiction is a genre that blends imaginative storytelling with scientific or technological concepts. One of sci-fi’s most intriguing aspects is its “hardness” spectrum, which measures how closely a work adheres to known scientific principles. At one end, there is speculative evolution and future possibilities, as explored in projects like Infinity Horizon. These offer grounded […]
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When the sun dips below the horizon and the winds of Lal Hadaf grow still, the Ghost Orchid blooms. Its delicate pink petals, almost translucent in appearance, emit a cold, ethereal light. The flower’s glow is faint, like the dying embers of a long-forgotten flame, but at night, these fields of orchids cast a ghostly […]
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Brrla nrr Lah (The Language of Everything) is a minimalist conlang (constructed language) designed for use in the grand fictional setting of Infinity Horizon. The language is noted for its extremely limited vocabulary, putting the focus on essential communication. The concept of creating new words by combining existing ones is a strong feature, allowing the […]
Continue ReadingThe Marriage Wars was a multigenerational conflict that ravaged the Kayvara Armada and the Kirtimukha Hegemony for 300 years. This protracted war left both empires greatly weakened, with billions dead and countless star systems scarred by relentless battles. The conflict began with what was meant to be a union of peace. In a grand diplomatic […]
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Anthocyanins are pigments found in many plants that give them their red, purple, and blue colors. These pigments are more than just decoration; they play important roles in how plants interact with their environment. In speculative evolution—where we imagine how life might adapt to different conditions—anthocyanins can be key to understanding plant survival in alien […]
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Writing fiction is an art form that many attempt but few truly master. Taking cues from some of the best works in the literary genre, here are 6 golden rules for writing better fiction. 1. Keep Those Exclamation Points Under Control Does the tune of this writing sound natural to you! Clearly not! And it […]
Continue ReadingLife is hard in the Ashen Wastes. Water and food are scarce. For the longest time, the sands were home to only nomads, specifically a desert-adapted subspecies of Thyr known as the Kuni. They resemble tall, lithe humanoids with dark gray skin. They have black hair and are highly muscular. They are also resilient; a […]
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Kallol is the homeworld of the Shifter civilization. A billion years ago, it was also once the homeworld of the Nokk before their genetic liquidation by the Shifters. Once a thriving ocean ecosystem rich in biodiversity, over the eons, it has been completely transformed by the Shifters. Everything that now is considered living has been […]
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Formally, a capital metropolis of the Ark, the region has since over countless millennia turned into ruin and overtaken by nature. Nevertheless, hidden caches of advanced technologies can still be found then and now, which are exploited by the various races that inhabit the lost continent. Today, it is only known as Armageddon, for it […]
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Inside the Ark, when the sun dims, those who remember and watch chart the world with the hearths of men and monsters. The Vaukala have gone by many names since they crossed the Great Expanse to Armageddon decades ago, called by their “god” of magic and a hunger for more than knowledge. Tales of “The […]
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