hello there! i'm just wondering if you know of any science fiction aus? like set in space, guardians of the galaxy aus, pacific rim aus, anything like that? thank you in advance, i love this blog!!
hello! here’s what I could find!-Rachel
burn the land, boil the sea by SashaSea (SHCombatalade) (G | 3,725 | 1/1)
He knows it’s stupid, coming back to the Foxhole like this - Palmetto is far enough from the core planets that there’s no one to recognize him, not as Neil Josten, but all it takes is one wrong word to one wrong sort and the Alliance has Nathaniel Wesninski back on their radar. He knows it’s stupid but, well, it’s the closest he’s ever had to a home. “We’re short a set of hands,” Wymack tells him; he meets Neil at the property line with a 12-gauge drawn, the house a spot on the horizon.
“I can’t stay planetside.” The desert smells too much like smoke and fire. Too much like burning.
Wymack drops the barrel of his gun. “I didn’t say planetside.”
eyes full of galaxies by Dienael (G | 775 | 1/1)
The only thing important is the Sleepers, curled in their pods in the hold of the ship. The only thing important is the destination, the Promised Planet in a galaxy way too far away. They’re all misfits, that’s the trick. They are reckless and broken and hopeless, they have no family, no regrets, no hope, they are the perfect pioneer, the perfect space castaway, nothing to lose and everything to win.
They fall in love, anyway.
violent delights by manya (M | Incomplete | 1/?)
when faced with the decision to die by his father’s knife or staring down a kaiju in the cockpit of a jaeger, Neil finds it’s not much of a decision after all
/Graphic Depictions of Violence
the metal’s heartbeat by exyandreil (G | Incomplete | 1/?)
there are three laws of robotics.
i) a robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.ii) a robot must obey orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the first law.iii) a robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second law.
neil josten breaks all of them.