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Chapter 1: Gossan had a lot to account for when it came to the breakdown in their relationship with the engineer. Now it was time to fix things.
Chapter 2: In which Gossan is reminded that some habits die really hard, and Slate is too old to fumble their priorities...
Chapter 3: In which Gossan ventures into unknown territory, Feldspar offers their first-hand experience, Porphy is on standby, and Slate is very nervous.
An 'Everyone Lives' Post-Time Loop AU in which Feldspar is brought home, Slate and Gossan make amends, and Gossan finally gets to throw off Slate's thrust to weight ratio...
Sequel to MECO and prequel/side story to Satellite.
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- Part 6 of Postcards
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In which Gabbro's (anti) life goals don't match up with their Time-Buddy's, leading to some interesting pass-times and increasingly tense exchanges.
A look into Gabbro & Regolith's time-loop relationship. This is a story about fear and the need for connection.
A side-story to 'Satellite'.
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- Part 8 of Postcards
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(Main Engine Cut Off)
In which Feldspar is in love with the stars, and Slate makes the mistake of falling for their (other) best friend.
IOW, Memories of how the Outer Wilds Ventures came to be (and almost ended) from Slate's perspective.
This is a story about loss, and moving forward.
A prequel to Satellite and Ratio.
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- Part 5 of Postcards
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Slate shares their first bottle of sap wine with a close friend (no they are not catching feelings, it's just the sap wine).
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“What do you need, Nim?” you say.
“I don’t know, I don’t know,” they say, shaking their head hard enough that tears fling from their chin. “I need— I need more, Gabbro.”
You wrap your arms around their shaking frame, but it only lasts a moment before they squirm and push away from you. “No, no, that’s not it. I’m sorry, I don’t know, I’m trying to think of what…”
“That’s the problem,” you say softly, pulling back but keeping your hands on them. “Don’t try to think. Just feel, Nim. What do you need?”