Recent content by Alexandr Kopecky

Here's a story about a Jack Harris you don't know and a Tenebris that was never brought to full light. Without further ado, I give you: Defense From the Darkness Helgi could smell the hot iron as he burned the rust away from the massive shoulder plating. A massive hunk of metal, battered...

I'm honestly just a hobbyist. I' not sure where this is gonna go if anywhere significant, but I hope that it does.

*Canon*

The enemy ships still functioning form up into one massive vehicle and fire on the Tenebris fleet. "Fire everything you have at the missiles and move!" The Fleet fires at the missiles, some hitting their target, some flying off into space, and some puncturing the enemy ship. Jack fires a...

This is now official canon of the Itinere Ad Tenebris Universe

As they approached the anomaly, Admiral Harris turned on the comm, “Identify yourself or face annihilation. You have ten seconds. One… Two… Three…,” the other end picked up, “Four… Five… Six…,” A sound came from the other end as a vaguely human shape started to form in the video feed, “I…...

As for the interdimensional beings thing, I'd rather go with an enemy more human than those. For example, a spy from another dimension with the ability to teleport. Maybe an interdimensional warlord looking for a new universe to conquer. Something like that.

Yes, I was just theorizing with the alien thing. Rules can be bent.

And when the ship breaks apart and lands, the so called pilots can come out in a human-like form to fight any kind of ground battles. The inter-demensional thing is interesting. I'd just like to try to think of what type of being it should be. Should it be like Little Pete in "Fear" by Michael...

While the idea of nanobots is extremely interesting and insightful, for the purpose of the story, it makes things far too easy for the characters. As for a machine requiring nothing that you are used to, what things do people do when they're bored? Are those affected by our mortality. Is...

I like the nanobot idea. As for why to have the human-esque bodies instead of a fully automated ship, the crew of the ship (not called Ultimums originally but i think I'll use that) was originally human and they have other things to do to pay for repairs, weaponry, etc. They don't go back to...

Somebody wanted me to tell them my ideas, so here goes: It's 2263 and the Perennis corporation has cracked the code to immortality. They have created mechanical bodies filled with data chips that transmit the memories and existence of the user throughout the body thousands of times per second...

I wanted to start a sci-fi storyline and universe and while wondering how to do so, I decided that the best way would be to see what hardcore sci-fi fans want. Add "Tenebris" to the thread to show your interest. I will start writing when we reach 20 different people who have shown their interest