#void legacy

Nebula: I found myself in a wine cellar that doubled as a wine shop.  The owner was so impressed I had found the place that he let me do a tasting on the house.  I had never had wine before, only beer and liquor, so when the wine was sweet and -as I have no better way to describe it- so easy to drink, I of course had to take home a bottle as a souvenir.

Nebula: Atlas was right to keep at it too.  Once some of the rubble came down and you could see the top of the archway was clear, Emerald conceded that we had to keep going.  What we might find beyond two hidden passageways was certain to be something of worth.  And according to Emerald, it was.  I don’t know a lot about Egyptian artifacts, but from what Em said, what we found was something rather important, and she was going to try to get an archaeologist to confirm what we had found was something truly valuable so she could write about it in her article and not be called a fraud.

Nebula: We came upon a wall that Emerald said looked strange, and when she pushed on it, it moved.  Atlas tried to get her to stop, as he was afraid that it was unstable and would fall on her, but Em was determined to keep at it.  She said that there were rumors of hidden rooms in tombs like this and if they could find new rooms their article could be even more than they had even planned on.  Atlas still wasn’t thrilled with the idea, but when the wall budged more and turned out to be a hidden door, I swear his jaw hit the floor.

Nebula: Good boy Hogart!

Nebula: I don’t know...

Atlas and Emerald’s latest piece of work was an even better success than their last, and of course, with as much success as they had with it, were both offered the Egypt project.  Nebula was thrilled, as traveling has always been one of those dreams of hers.  And though it was exciting for them to go, it was probably more exciting for Vanilla out of everyone, who got to not only pet Brandy, but even take care of her the whole time.