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Life on Taron Station seemed almost calm, other than when Trini Blank was running late.  People had started referring to her as Phase Kid because they would always see her running through the walls. She ran into her strategy office aboard Taron Station and was contacted by her boss on her home planet of Intang as she arrived.  “Strategist Blank.  You are needed on Intang.  Your return home must be immediate.” “Yes, sir.”  Phase Kid had no idea why she was being summoned home, but protocol dictated that she wait until she was on Intang to ask. Trini Blank stood up and ran out of her office, straight through the wall

Princess Zeegtau looked around her quarters on the trading station. They were sparse. It seems the Concentratians had expected them to bring their own belongings and decorate the place how they chose. She was told that they did keep extra beds and things in storage, should anyone need them, but thought they would be more comfortable sleeping on items they were used to. Her stay here would be short, but she felt it was her duty to at least meet the delegation and let them know that her sister, Eektzorie, would be there as Agora’s representative during her extended travels. She wanted to be ready to leave as soon as she found any informa

Concentratian stations were almost impossible to detect.  Their polished black surfaces reflected the light from the stars around them.  It was a defense mechanism, but that didn’t stop people from visiting the station. Taron Station had become a bundle of activity.  People from as far away as the Balvashia Galaxy had visited, even a group calling themselves the Atlantean Heroes in search of an evil wizard named Hordus. Commander Taron conducted his daily patrol of Taron Station, making sure nothing was amiss.  If an evil wizard had been aboard, he was long gone now.  “Peace is such a wonderful thing.” “Commander Ta

Princess Zeegtau watched Agora’s evening sky from her bedroom window. She was the crown princess of Agora, but she really wished she could travel the stars and see what lay beyond the Taron Galaxy. She loved her parents, her younger sister Eektzorie, and their younger brother Blouvet, but lately she’d felt more and more out of place on Agora. As Zeegtau looked out the window she daydreamed about what it would be like to live on another world. She heard rumors about a space station being build by people from a neighboring galaxy. She thought about it and hoped beyond hope that someday she would get to visit it. While most Agorans