Illuminating Buzz
24 Jun 2023Ryuko Ntsikana
Illuminating Buzz
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The Veil East Nebula cast its enchanting glow upon the Dolphin's upper observation deck, painting a breathtaking scene on this planetary evening. I had landed on a moon with active volcanism, gracefully orbiting a gas giant adorned with majestic rings. The volcanic vents lay before me, their fiery essence captivating my attention. Above and behind me stretched the resplendent rings of the gas giant. And all around, the nebula embraced me with its hues of red and silver.
I reclined in my seat, allowing myself to fully immerse in the view and the gentle buzz from the void ale. It was in this state of relaxed contemplation that a shift in focus occurred within my mind.
I realized that while I was heading in the right direction, I needed to adjust my course along the route to better align with my goals. The thoughts that began to form in my mind seemed ambitious, even audacious. If what I was envisioning could indeed be achieved, the possibilities and potential were beyond anything I had mentally prepared myself for. It would require swift action and numerous steps to bring this vision to fruition.
To preemptively address the swirling thoughts in my mind, I sent a message back to Rex and Avery, seeking their insights and opinions on the matter. What I was contemplating might be as distant as the stars above or, perhaps, a direct hit at the bullseye. The only way to find out was to have others examine the idea from different perspectives.
As I opened a separate tab on my tablet, I found myself staring at two names listed there. It was a topic I had never broached with any member of my clan. Yatziri had encountered them once, and Avery had gleaned knowledge of them from my thoughts. However, there were no photographs or mementos for others to reference. If my grand plan turned out to be feasible, they would need to know and, if they so desired, join me in this venture. The same offer would be extended to every member of the clan.
