The Extra-Solar Union of Systems Archive

Well, I guess Nag isn't going to mark me since I'm not actually applying for membership. Any feedback, however, is very welcome. I can only improve with criticism.

#3 Erik opened his dreary eyes, a film of dried tears blurring his vision. The sun hurt. He was laying on the floor of the observation deck. An empty bottle of gin laying beside him. It was noon. The ship had lost power and was floating limply in space, facing the systems sun. It had been like that ...

#2 The sun was setting over the city. The structures of glass and steel that stretched towards the heavens sparkling in the last rays of light; hopelessly trying to cling to daylight by reflecting the sun to other areas not directly illuminated. The Royal Palace, sitting atop the high cliff that sto...

#1 David Frost switched the large black duffel bag to his left hand, giving his sore right arm a rest. It was heavy, and he had been carrying it for three blocks. The frosted glass doors slid open as he approached the building, revealing the luxurious lobby that was the mouth of the towering skyscra...

Hello all. Some of you may know me, some of you may not. But to get right down to it, I have a favor to ask of your good, kind, and oh so awesome testers. Would you be so kind as to give me the three test scenarios, even though I harbor no intentions of actually joining the ESUS at this point in tim...