Romulan Slave Bones
A belated birthday gift for my buddy. He requested that I draw bones in a Romulan slave attire, based on the excerpt from the book, "Killing Time."
Something quick, yk?
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Romulan Slave Bones
A belated birthday gift for my buddy. He requested that I draw bones in a Romulan slave attire, based on the excerpt from the book, "Killing Time."
Something quick, yk?
I love Star Trek, I love how every time a federation ship goes into the romulan neutral zone there is also immediately a romulan ship. Like girl, what were YOU doing in the neutral zone?
I can't be the only one who keeps thinking this
A Romulan conlang (for those who hadn't heard)
My cousins... when I worldbuild, I worldbuild. :).
The post at Out of Ambit will spell it all out for you.
A quick note about this entry: The material below initially appeared in my very first blog (hand-coded, every page of it…), “Homeward”, at o
She walked into her office like a question she didn’t want to answer—and a mistake she wouldn’t survive.
Tal Shiar investigator Lallee has seen every kind of trouble this planet can pour into a glass, but Nomi is something else entirely. Beautiful, sharp, and wrapped in secrets, she says her wife is missing. What she doesn’t say could fill a morgue.
The case pulls Lallee into a world of vanished money, crooked deals, and lies that don’t stay buried. Every lead drags her deeper, every truth cuts closer, and at the center of it all is Nomi—always just out of reach, always one step ahead.
Lallee knows she’s dangerous. She knows she’s being played.
But Nomi doesn’t just haunt the case—she gets under Lallee's skin, in her head, in the quiet spaces where good judgment goes to die.
Some women don’t just break your heart—
They make sure you never live long enough to regret it.
chess and checkers or something
Full Romulan Dictionary from Archive.org