Author   |
Title |
Description |
Date |
Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gekko | M2: Harmony - The White Ship Pg.12 - Remorse |
HarmonyWhite - #12
A look at the world left behind. Summers, drowned. Dalaam, crumbling. Winters, irradiated. Scaraba, swallowed by the sands. Onett has burned to the ground, Twoson lies covered in ash, Threed is reverting to a desert, and Saturn Valley lies abandoned. Now one can realize the full scope of the dying world. |
2/20/10 | 0.00 |
| Gekko | M2: Harmony - The White Ship Pg.11 - Countdown |
HarmonyWhite - #11
At long last, the final stage in Project Harmony begins. With Scamp about to guide a small fraction of humanity out of this darkness, and perhaps into a deeper one for the near future, those left behind become desperate… |
2/14/10 | 0.00 |
| Gekko | M2: Harmony - The White Ship Pg.10 - Replacements |
HarmonyWhite - #10
Everyone on the shuttle survived, even a certain baby. Despite the enormous pressure and sacrificed Scamp faces on a daily basis, he is still kind at heart and will help others when he can. |
2/7/10 | 0.00 |
| Gekko | M2: Harmony - The White Ship Pg.9 - Intervention |
HarmonyWhite - #09
An example of the inevitable selfishness of a dying world, the shuttle carrying over twenty of the White Ship passengers is shot down by the crowd. Thankfully, no one seems to be injured. |
2/7/10 | 0.00 |
| Gekko | M2: Harmony - The White Ship Pg.8 - Egg |
HarmonyWhite - #08
As Scamp finishes his speech, he unveils Project Harmony’s other key element: a highly advanced device that has a simple appearance, but does something extraordinary. It is a memory instrument, capable of wiping out, storing, giving back, and rearranging not only human memories, but the truth of time and space itself. Would such a device have a great purpose than what it was originally designed to do? Such a thing could carry the weight of human civilization… |
2/7/10 | 0.00 |
