Epic: Silver Wing
Description
EPIC is your new HQ for Realm’s exhilarating action and adventure stories, with new episodes dropping every Monday introduced by host Faith McQuinn.
Embark on your greatest adventures yet, whether it’s crash landing on a desolate planet with only a cerebrally-embedded AI to guide you, or realizing that your latest game design is the only thing staving off total global annihilation. So unsheath those earbuds, clench that steering wheel, and buckle up because EPIC is about to take off.
This month, we are featuring Silver Wing: On a desert planet in the far future, an old dragon hunter embarks on a desperate journey to save her estranged son. For centuries, the dragons have been sleeping. But in their rest, they provide a crucial energy source necessary to keep the planet Toon Flats habitable. Amphet Dahl is a diviner, gifted with the ability to sense the dragons’ dreams and memories and to the disappointment of her son, Afton, she uses this ability to assist in harvesting dragon bodies for fuel. It’s been years since Amphet last saw him, and she relies on alcohol to keep her regret at bay. When Amphet has a vision of Afton being in danger, she sets out on a perilous journey across the desert to save him. But her own life hangs in the balance when she least expects it, the dragons wake.
Silver Wing is a Realm production, written by ZZ Claybourne and performed by Sanya Simmons. Listen Away.
Sorry guys, this narration is unlistenable. It's a shame, because the content is always good.
lol yeah fuck that they/then nonsense. i bad seems like it would have been a good story.
This story does have some good writing, so it's unfortunate that it has to be an anti-gun manifesto. It would've sufficed to have it be about the price of exploitation in the name of progress. i won't deny our past has some terrible skeletons in the closet in regards to "manifest destiny", but this story seems to paint anyone who wields a gun as people with a trigger-happy bloodlust, as if wielding a gun brings on some sort of psychosis. The one gunslinger says that seeing death around you makes you a monster, and you can't help it. What about, death can wake you up to the reality of mortality, and soften you? Your story tries to say that labels are a negative thing, while clearly trying to label a group of people. The next time you're in trouble with criminals, remember that you don't believe in guns, and you definitely won't be calling 911.
Is that it for Marigold Breach?
its good to hear jamila and manny back together again
yeah I'm going to have to be really careful, raising my daughter in this world, more so than before. I'm going to have to reinforce hopefully not every day but it feels like almost every day, that people can only be born male or female.
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