Untold Podcast

How can Pearl escape the destruction coming to Earth? What will it take for an immortal to die?

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Shimmering white hair danced around her head, the strands like banners of light shifting with the rhythm of the dark wind. Warm air whipped at her skin with intense prejudice, the night’s single desire for her to die. To Pearl’s dismay, immortals could not be killed by mere wind, otherwise she would have been put out of her misery long before this moment.

MFEC-19, aka "The Beast," is an offshore oil platform behemoth in the Pacific Northwest. Kyle Hamilton, an experienced derrickhand who has survived a brush with death, is its newest resident.

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Beast synopsis:
Beast MFEC-19, aka "The Beast," is an offshore oil platform behemoth in the Pacific Northwest. Kyle Hamilton, an experienced derrickhand who has survived a brush with death, is its newest resident. Forced back into the drilling world to pay for his wife's cancer treatment, Kyle is thrilled and terrified to be part of the team that keeps the monster in check.

But the Beast bows to no man.

One slip, one mistake, and hell breaks loose above the storm-swept water. Kyle and his crew find themselves in the fiery jaws of death as the Beast thrashes itself apart, unleashing an industrial cataclysm unlike anything the world has ever seen. Using his quick wits, hoping for good luck, and praying for a miracle, Kyle tries desperately to save himself and those around him, but the will to survive comes with heavy costs.

And the Beast will show no mercy.

When hordes of vampires overtake the canyon, the unchanging White Eagle is the only werewolf willing to take them on.

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_ I was little more than a pup back when the vamps began overwhelming the central territories. Up until then, the wolves and the ‘pires had an understanding: The bloodsuckers stayed near the coasts, n’ the wolves ran the interior of this great country. But something snapped inside ah’ them. Maybe it was their desire to conquer. Or maybe it was their god’s hatred of the High Spirit. But I think it was on account of their low food supply. They ate the humans, and we wolves protected them. You ask me, I reckon they were mighty hungry when they reached our end of Arizona. 

A Galactic Cruiser seeks the source of Stellar Phenomena G-33, what horror awaits them?

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The Corridigan Galactic Cruiser, Shmargee VinDarr cut through space like a hot knife through butter, except easier because there was less resistance from empty space than a knife, even a hot one, meets with butter.

You’ve seen the scene a thousand times: the sensor blisters, the laser battery ports, the enormous thrusters in the back, so pan with your imagination up to the bridge where Captain Arguuo nervously taps his long, grey fingers on the arm of his chair. “Captain” is too low a title for the commander of this ship, it has traveled for hundreds of years over the breadth of the arm of the galaxy to close in on its target, a planet the locals call “Earth”. Its quantum reaction drive has made the journey possible, shifting the reality of the very fabric of the ship itself, allowing it to remain still while the universe shifted around it.

Arguuo’s nictitating membranes flicked over his jet-black eyes as he wiped at the condensation on his bulbous head. The long-sleep process dried his eyes, and left him feeling cold, even though the science officers had assured him there was no real freezing going on. Still, the crew members just coming out of long-sleep now would be feeling the effects for several days. He hoped they would have time to adjust before an emergency struck them, but that was just his natural pessimism shining through: surely nothing could go wrong now.