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Found hidden within the Great Rift, was a massive planet-sized space station orbiting a black hole. For a time, after the Fall, life at the station continued normally. Yet, cut off from the manufacturing hubs that supplied parts to sustain the station’s function, little by little, over centuries, things began to deteriorate. Sections began to darken as power generators began failing. Necessities, plentiful at the beginning, became ever scarce.

As resources dwindled, society began descending into anarchy. Violence, malnutrition, and plague dwindled the numbers and regressed the state of the Ancient Yinnari race until all that remained were barbaric tribes wandering the darkened halls of the failing station. With eyesight of little use, over the generations, they grew blind and their other senses heightened. Termed ‘Howlers,’ they relied on their loud guttural growls as echolocation as well as a form of long-distance communication within the station’s labyrinthian confines.
For a million or so years, such remained the situation within the failing station, with the Howlers evolving more slender bodies and their hearing sensory organs growing larger. Now, more adapted to their cavern environment, they again began their slow transition from a wild state to building a primitive civilization.

The Howler Mini-Saga

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

From my upcoming series - Infinity Horizon
Join the discord group: discord.gg/sEgyyXEYDN

Description

Found hidden within the Great Rift, was a massive planet-sized space station orbiting a black hole. For a time, after the Fall, life at the station continued normally. Yet, cut off from the manufacturing hubs that supplied parts to sustain the station’s function, little by little, over centuries, things began to deteriorate. Sections began to darken as power generators began failing. Necessities, plentiful at the beginning, became ever scarce.

As resources dwindled, society began descending into anarchy. Violence, malnutrition, and plague dwindled the numbers and regressed the state of the Ancient Yinnari race until all that remained were barbaric tribes wandering the darkened halls of the failing station. With eyesight of little use, over the generations, they grew blind and their other senses heightened. Termed ‘Howlers,’ they relied on their loud guttural growls as echolocation as well as a form of long-distance communication within the station’s labyrinthian confines.
For a million or so years, such remained the situation within the failing station, with the Howlers evolving more slender bodies and their hearing sensory organs growing larger. Now, more adapted to their cavern environment, they again began their slow transition from a wild state to building a primitive civilization.

The Howler Mini-Saga

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

From my upcoming series - Infinity Horizon
Join the discord group: discord.gg/sEgyyXEYDN