Erp Derp PublishingDigital ArtThe Toxic Oasis
The wind kicked up a cloud of sand as I stepped off the landing ramp of my spacecraft. I had been traveling for an eternity, searching for a place to call home. This barren, sandy wasteland was my last hope. The lake was the first thing I saw, its sickly green color contrasting with the beige of the surrounding desert. I knew it was toxic, but I had to investigate. Perhaps there was a source of water I could use or some food to sustain me. I approached the shore cautiously, trying not to touch the water. Walking along the shore, I couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. The greenish clouds hanging low in the sky were a mystery. I had never seen anything like them before. They seemed to be a constant presence, blocking out any light that might otherwise reach the ground. It was as if the planet was trying to keep its secrets hidden. The barren landscape offered no signs of life, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I was not alone. I set up camp near the lake, using my spacecraft as a windbreak. I spent the next few days exploring the area, searching for any signs of life or resources. But I found nothing. The planet was devoid of life, a lifeless wasteland. One day, as I explored a rocky outcropping near the shore, I stumbled upon a cave. I had to see what was inside, so I grabbed my torch and entered the darkness. The cave was unlike anything I had ever seen. The walls were covered in strange, glowing green markings. I couldn't decipher their meaning, but I knew they were necessary. I spent hours exploring the cave, trying to understand what I was looking at. Eventually, I found what I had been searching for, a small pool of water hidden in the back of the cave. It was the first source of clean water I had found on the planet. I quickly filled my water bottles and started to make my way back to the surface. But climbing out of the cave, I heard a strange noise. It was a low hum like something was coming alive. I quickly returned to my spacecraft, taking off just as a massive, unknown entity emerged from the cave. I never returned to that planet. I didn't want to risk encountering whatever was down there. But the strange markings in the cave stayed with me, haunting me for years to come. I still wonder what they meant and what kind of life could exist in such a lonely place. Milky Way Digest [MWD} vol 39 pg. 99 The wind kicked up a cloud of sand as I stepped off the landing ramp of my spacecraft. I had been traveling for an eternity, searching for a place to call home. This barren, sandy wasteland was my last hope. The lake was the first thing I saw, its sickly green color contrasting with the beige of the surrounding desert. I knew it was toxic, but I had to investigate. Perhaps there was a source of water I could use or some food to sustain me. I approached the shore cautiously, trying not to touch the water. Walking along the shore, I couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. The greenish clouds hanging low in the sky were a mystery. I had never seen anything like them before. They seemed to be a constant presence, blocking out any light that might otherwise reach the ground. It was as if the planet was trying to keep its secrets hidden. The barren landscape offered no signs of life, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I was not alone. I set up camp near the lake, using my spacecraft as a windbreak. I spent the next few days exploring the area, searching for any signs of life or resources. But I found nothing. The planet was devoid of life, a lifeless wasteland. One day, as I explored a rocky outcropping near the shore, I stumbled upon a cave. I had to see what was inside, so I grabbed my torch and entered the darkness. The cave was unlike anything I had ever seen. The walls were covered in strange, glowing green markings. I couldn't decipher their meaning, but I knew they were necessary. I spent hours exploring the cave, trying to understand what I was looking at. Eventually, I found what I had been searching for, a small pool of water hidden in the back of the cave. It was the first source of clean water I had found on the planet. I quickly filled my water bottles and started to make my way back to the surface. But climbing out of the cave, I heard a strange noise. It was a low hum like something was coming alive. I quickly returned to my spacecraft, taking off just as a massive, unknown entity emerged from the cave. I never returned to that planet. I didn't want to risk encountering whatever was down there. But the strange markings in the cave stayed with me, haunting me for years to come. I still wonder what they meant and what kind of life could exist in such a lonely place. Milky Way Digest [MWD} vol 39 pg. 99
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The Toxic Oasis

BySilent

The wind kicked up a cloud of sand as I stepped off the landing ramp of my spacecraft. I had been traveling for an eternity, searching for a place to call home. This barren, sandy wasteland was my last hope. The lake was the first thing I saw, its sickly green color contrasting with the beige of the surrounding desert. I knew it was toxic, but I had to investigate. Perhaps there was a source of water I could use or some food to sustain me. I approached the shore cautiously, trying not to touch the water. Walking along the shore, I couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. The greenish clouds hanging low in the sky were a mystery. I had never seen anything like them before. They seemed to be a constant presence, blocking out any light that might otherwise reach the ground. It was as if the planet was trying to keep its secrets hidden. The barren landscape offered no signs of life, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I was not alone. I set up camp near the lake, using my spacecraft as a windbreak. I spent the next few days exploring the area, searching for any signs of life or resources. But I found nothing. The planet was devoid of life, a lifeless wasteland. One day, as I explored a rocky outcropping near the shore, I stumbled upon a cave. I had to see what was inside, so I grabbed my torch and entered the darkness. The cave was unlike anything I had ever seen. The walls were covered in strange, glowing green markings. I couldn't decipher their meaning, but I knew they were necessary. I spent hours exploring the cave, trying to understand what I was looking at. Eventually, I found what I had been searching for, a small pool of water hidden in the back of the cave. It was the first source of clean water I had found on the planet. I quickly filled my water bottles and started to make my way back to the surface. But climbing out of the cave, I heard a strange noise. It was a low hum like something was coming alive. I quickly returned to my spacecraft, taking off just as a massive, unknown entity emerged from the cave. I never returned to that planet. I didn't want to risk encountering whatever was down there. But the strange markings in the cave stayed with me, haunting me for years to come. I still wonder what they meant and what kind of life could exist in such a lonely place. Milky Way Digest [MWD} vol 39 pg. 99 The wind kicked up a cloud of sand as I stepped off the landing ramp of my spacecraft. I had been traveling for an eternity, searching for a place to call home. This barren, sandy wasteland was my last hope. The lake was the first thing I saw, its sickly green color contrasting with the beige of the surrounding desert. I knew it was toxic, but I had to investigate. Perhaps there was a source of water I could use or some food to sustain me. I approached the shore cautiously, trying not to touch the water. Walking along the shore, I couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. The greenish clouds hanging low in the sky were a mystery. I had never seen anything like them before. They seemed to be a constant presence, blocking out any light that might otherwise reach the ground. It was as if the planet was trying to keep its secrets hidden. The barren landscape offered no signs of life, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I was not alone. I set up camp near the lake, using my spacecraft as a windbreak. I spent the next few days exploring the area, searching for any signs of life or resources. But I found nothing. The planet was devoid of life, a lifeless wasteland. One day, as I explored a rocky outcropping near the shore, I stumbled upon a cave. I had to see what was inside, so I grabbed my torch and entered the darkness. The cave was unlike anything I had ever seen. The walls were covered in strange, glowing green markings. I couldn't decipher their meaning, but I knew they were necessary. I spent hours exploring the cave, trying to understand what I was looking at. Eventually, I found what I had been searching for, a small pool of water hidden in the back of the cave. It was the first source of clean water I had found on the planet. I quickly filled my water bottles and started to make my way back to the surface. But climbing out of the cave, I heard a strange noise. It was a low hum like something was coming alive. I quickly returned to my spacecraft, taking off just as a massive, unknown entity emerged from the cave. I never returned to that planet. I didn't want to risk encountering whatever was down there. But the strange markings in the cave stayed with me, haunting me for years to come. I still wonder what they meant and what kind of life could exist in such a lonely place. Milky Way Digest [MWD} vol 39 pg. 99

– Milky Way Digest [MWD} vol 3 pg. 5 –

The wind kicked up a cloud of sand as I stepped off the landing ramp of my spacecraft. I had been traveling for an eternity, searching for a place to call home. This barren, sandy wasteland was my last hope. The lake was the first thing I saw, its sickly green color contrasting with the beige of the surrounding desert. I knew it was toxic, but I had to investigate. Perhaps there was a source of water I could use or some food to sustain me. I approached the shore cautiously, trying not to touch the water.

Walking along the shore, I couldn’t shake the feeling of being watched. The greenish clouds hanging low in the sky were a mystery. I had never seen anything like them before. They seemed to be a constant presence, blocking out any light that might otherwise reach the ground. It was as if the planet was trying to keep its secrets hidden. The barren landscape offered no signs of life, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was not alone. I set up camp near the lake, using my spacecraft as a windbreak. I spent the next few days exploring the area, searching for any signs of life or resources. But I found nothing. The planet was devoid of life, a lifeless wasteland.

One day, as I explored a rocky outcropping near the shore, I stumbled upon a cave. I had to see what was inside, so I grabbed my torch and entered the darkness. The cave was unlike anything I had ever seen. The walls were covered in strange, glowing green markings. I couldn’t decipher their meaning, but I knew they were necessary. I spent hours exploring the cave, trying to understand what I was looking at. Eventually, I found what I had been searching for, a small pool of water hidden in the back of the cave. It was the first source of clean water I had found on the planet.

I quickly filled my water bottles and started to make my way back to the surface. But climbing out of the cave, I heard a strange noise. It was a low hum like something was coming alive. I quickly returned to my spacecraft, taking off just as a massive, unknown entity emerged from the cave. I never returned to that planet. I didn’t want to risk encountering whatever was down there. But the strange markings in the cave stayed with me, haunting me for years to come. I still wonder what they meant and what kind of life could exist in such a lonely place.

BySilent

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