• Foreword

    I’m slowly consolidating the stuff at https://toyhou.se/Sudrien/literatures and https://archiveofourown.org/users/a_b_b_e here. I think.https://toyhou.se/Sudrien/characters has some pictures of OCs, mostly commissioned. Continue reading

  • Plyd, with Disclosure

    Approximately 65 quintillion (base 9+) hydrogen spin-flip cycles before the current period, a stellar nova occurred in a region local to the goo alien’s home system. While goo alien biology was especially susceptible to this bombardment, this was a devastating event for all species in range without the knowledge to prepare for it. Vessels in… Continue reading

  • The Plyd

    There is no species named Plyd. No tribe, no planet. There was once a person named Plyd, according to what they say. The Plyd Trader appears in the sky when they determine you are ready. What is ready? Ready is when your people is prepared to talk with one voice, which is your own. To… Continue reading

  • Astrocrete

    Ouinhed cylinders are massive structures, and yet analysis of construction techniques of damaged and vacant ones have showed them being significantly lighter than numbers would suggest.As suggested by the name, “Astrocrete” mass is largely derived from asteroid particulates. This is generally the silicate heavy asteroids, as metal rich asteroids largely are turned into recognizable alloys… Continue reading

  • A Peredharna Excursion

    Continuing from https://setting.sudrien.net/2025/06/a-peredharna-engagement/ Shimla, by intent, is always cool. Summer capitol on of the old Raj, it was meant to counter the malaise of lower elevations. It was to be like summing in the alps – civilization in an out of the way place – even though the geography lacked mountain valleys free of the… Continue reading

  • Does their Mother even read English

    “Alright. I’m out. What are the details?” The text finally came.“Really. she is not a small girl – obviously her parents feed her well. And her face is cute enough, I suppose. But either Kayam chose her because it mean he’d never have to talk again, or because she never gave him the opportunity to… Continue reading

  • Acarana

    “In the country where I currently enjoy citizenship, This” A bottle of Scotch, aged, sealed, appeared in her hand. The other dropped slightly, and two glasses appeared in the other,”It highly regulated. A good Muslim man has no booze in his household, and yet, it is still to be found.”There was an immense sound, and… Continue reading

  • Preoccupation

    She’d get in trouble. She had to get good grades. Had had had. Usha tried to listen to the lecture, tried to keep her notes in sync with the chalk on the whiteboard.She wasn’t zoning out. If anything, she was all too aware of herself. She was sure she could feel lunch slowly being pushed… Continue reading

  • In copying old works from ao3 (still leaving them there, just want this to be more complete) Characters commenting or thinking about a future, yet to be written status quo is a horrible way to end a work. Continue reading

  • A Trail Gone Cold

    “We request audience.” No communication captured by the MN relay system was ever particularly cordial or familiar. Indeed, to most of the races that used it regularly, it was treated in such an overly dignified manner that one would wonder if the galaxy was populated solely by administrative bureaucrats. This was, thankfully, not the case.… Continue reading

  • Known Unknowns

    Goo Aliens generally use a Base 12 (Or in their translated nomenclature, Base b+, sometimes noted as Base B+1), not decimal (base 9+). Conversion is always uncertain. A system that addresses the definition of “10” suggests rank is common enough that similar confusions have happened before. Calcaei may be a considered binary planet. This is… Continue reading