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7048: Moon

Teopixqui was always in awe of the way the night sky changed from year to year. He felt he could look upwards and see a new landscape every time he did so, with the only constants being his guiding deities, the sun and the moon. Even the moon had her phases, though the sun could move and wane in minor oscillations it was the most constant of anything in the heavens. He had to smile as he thought of how it reflected on their namesakes, his children. They were onl...

Kaiwi didn't give the impression that he was as wise as he really was, but Teo supposed you had to be a certain kind of sharp to survive in the Dead City. Despite his flippant attitude he doubted there was a better mentor across the islands for the children, nor one more thorough, to the point where even in their juvenile stages Teo found himself casting his mind back to the smaller carnivore's advice.  The raptor had been right about one crucial aspect of his ...

Taking the two Acros above the surface hadn't been as difficult as Teopixchui had anticipated, in fact they both seemed eager and in awe of the natural sunlight. He could attribute that to his lack of foresight however, as he also hadn't accounted for the fact he would now be raising two large carnivores at their most vulnerable stage. They followed closely in his steps, almost dwarfed in his footprints as they gradually made their way up the hill to where Teo h...

The labs contained a wealth of knowledge hidden in their wretched bowels and knew he must brave them to further his understanding of the human menace. He knew very few scholars of humanity that could also read their runes, so he frequently descended alone into the old halls. The sight of the preserved specimens were familiar by now, and where once they had frightened him he now greeted them as old friends. It couldn't hurt to pay a modicum of respect to such for...