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Tarthian Empire Companion |
Bible and Guide to Writing a Science Fiction Series, is non-fiction, penned by
the owner of the Romance Lives Forever blog, Kayelle Allen.
About the Book
World-Building Bible and Guide to Writing a Science Fiction Series
to build believable worlds, track details of your story, organize your writing,
and lay out your story bible. Novice or experienced, you will pick up tricks
and tips here. This EPIC eBook Award winning writer shares organizational tips,
links to marketing sites, groups supporting writers, science fiction groups,
and more. Material from the author’s 90+ page website is included.
worldbuilding magic that makes Kayelle Allen’s Tarthian Empire tick. She shares
every character in every book, 10k years of future history, offers inside peeks
at scenes and stories, lays out a quick tour of the Empire, and dishes up a
surfeit of secrets, all in one illustrated volume. Original art by Jamin Allen
and Kayelle Allen.
Mjuka – An
Original
“Old Empire” the planet Mjuka [myoo-ka] played a strategic role in defense.
Humans occupy the planet, though there are legends of a now-extinct catlike humanoid
creature. A few, rare sightings and partial fossils have inconclusively proven the
existence of the beasts. Recent reports of shape shifting cat/humanoids have surfaced
here, but there are no verified sightings. This has been considered a hoax.
to be of significance either for colonizing, raw material, or tactical location.
Mjuka remains pristine and has one of the clearest atmospheres in the Old Empire
sector. It was the first world to be duplicated by the Terraformer’s Circle of Fellowship.
New Mjuka does not have the same clarity in its atmosphere and is under study to
correct the defect.
created living conditions on New Mjuka patterned after Mjuka.
Ohy — Shipped to Oh Hell
rock. The black areas are its seas, and the greenish yellow is landmass. It was
the first planet to be created by the Terraformer’s Circle of Fellowship. Ohy is
in one of the farthest corners of the Tarthian Empire and is home to about 2.2 million
Armada soldiers. No civilians live here. Due to the isolation, soldiers are routed
here for no more than three tradestandard months (nine solar months on Tarth).
to enter the main concourse, but are accompanied under guard. It is rumored that
ships created at the FIST are tested here before being sent to the fleet. Here is
the official denial that Ohy is a “dumping ground” for misbehaving soldiers:
“While it is true that some soldiers routed to Ohy on tours of duty have been
involved in less than stellar behavior, it is not true that duty on Ohy is considered
punishment.” It is interesting though, that slang for duty on Ohy is
“Shipped to Oh Hell.” Occasionally, civilians do manage to find their
way into non-permitted areas.
Sanity IV — Gone Forever
Sanity IV – Gone Forever |
empire in constant need of new ships and transports. The practice of “recycling”
a world is vehemently opposed by naturalistic factions, who believe every world
has the right to exist as is.
in the Sanity system within the Tarthian Empire.
Because no sentient life was found
on any of the worlds, the Terraformer’s Circle of Fellowship decreed them targets
for reclamation. Animals were trapped and removed, water, ice, plants, trees, and
oxygen were captured and transported to storage or other terraforming worlds. Each
planet was dismantled by attaching habdrills, massive ships that bored into the
surface and created fractures into the core. The raw materials of the planet were
used in manufacturing of every type, and served as asteroid-type weapons. Miners
and their families lived in the habdrills, and over one million at a time could
be found in various parts of the scattered units. Because the planets were being
taken apart, once dismantled they were gone forever. In the Sanity system, the saying
became popular that working there meant your “sanity was gone.”
uses the word GONE to denote the four stages of a planet’s dismantling process.
Total time is two hundred thirty years per planet.
- G – Ground
forces collect all living creatures possible, categorizing and transporting
them to storage or other worlds. Also known as the Ark stage. Approximately
nineteen years from beginning of this phase to the next. - O – Orbits
destabilized – satellites disrupted, magnetic poles, gravitational fields,
and volcanic eruptions are rechanneled. Approximately one year from beginning
of this phase to the next. - N – Neutralization
– habdrills arrive and begin full core penetration. Approximately ten years
to completely dismantle the remaining hulk from beginning of this phase. - E – Eliminate
threat of residue and residual damage by debris. Approximately two hundred
years to reset system to zero residue. Handled primarily by robotic and android
forces.
of mining. A sports and entertainment arena similar to a habdrill orbits the planet,
and live feeds from The Virtual Dome are broadcast throughout the mining colonies
and fed to the entire empire via Imperinet, the Imperial Internet.
but legend says it began as a slang term in a song sung by miners.
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for fans of Kayelle Allen’s Tarthian Empire series.
Every character and every place in every book, plus
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About the Author
heroines include contemporary every day folk, role-playing immortal gamers, futuristic covert agents, and
warriors who purr.