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Seonghwa is a veterinarian dealing with an irritating case of stress-induced insomnia, and while awake in the middle of the night, he hears something crash in his backyard. What he finds outside shouldn’t be possible - a spacecraft of some kind, surrounded by the remnants of his destroyed shed.
And… there’s an alien inside.
Against his better judgment, Seonghwa brings the alien inside and takes care of him. He is unaware that by doing so, the little extraterrestrial bonds to him, much like how a duckling imprints upon its mother.
The bond is permanent, and Seonghwa can’t exactly go about his life with an alien trailing after him, which presents him with quite the dilemma. But as the days pass, he realizes that maybe the alien isn’t the only one who’s formed an attachment.
or: alien wooyoung imprints on seonghwa, adorable confusion occurs.
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- Part 1 of Out Of This World
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20 Oct 2024
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When the spaceship Destiny gains two crewmembers, it’s natural that Mingi, as the technical maintenance officer, takes the new android under his wing and starts giving him jobs around the ship. He’s not quite sure what model ‘Yeosang’ is, but he’s clearly very advanced, with a high-quality humanoid body, a large database of information, and high enough artificial intelligence to hold full conversations, even if he’s still a little stilted and awkward sometimes. He almost makes a convincing human. Too convincing, in fact – before long, Mingi realises with panic that he’s starting to catch feelings for a computer who can’t possibly reciprocate them.
Meanwhile, Kang Yeosang, regular human with a lot of random knowledge, a good brain for maths, and a tendency to stare blankly into space, is enjoying all their time spent in the engine room together, and quietly hoping his crush on Mingi might just be mutual.
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26 Jun 2024
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Prophecies are like weather forecasts—in a less–commonly–occuring way, they either turn out to be wrong and get blamed on variables or they turn out to be right and you get people with a flawed sense of confidence bragging about predicting the future.
Some of them, at least, because most oracles are dead by the time they do turn out to be right.
So what do you deduce would happen if two equal and opposite prophecies tell completely different forecasts for the future? There is a 100/100 chance you'd be dead wrong.
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15 Sep 2023