Elvey’s Adventures: Believing the Impossible

When Elvey awoke, his wound had been dressed. He was in Liam’s room, on the bed, there were sounds of wakefulness in the house, and Steve Bates was standing next to the lamp, rubbing his chin. Elvey looked at the clock. It was 3:40 in the morning. He’d been out for almost thirty minutes.  

Elvey’s Adventures: The Sky Darkens

Elvey and Combs stood staring at each other from across the street for a minute. Elvey, with an expression between dread and fury on his face, and Combs, with a faint smile on his face. “I know how to end the snare,” he said, “I will end it as soon as I can, but then

Elvey’s Adventures: Broken Mirror

Elvey stared around the room, studying the machinery that hovered nearby. “It’s impressive,” he said, looking at Jeffreys. “What are you going to do with it?” He asked. Elvey looked at him, a questioning expression on his face. Finally, Jeffreys said, “I was told this was all at your disposal when you arrived.” Elvey tensed.

Elvey’s Adventures: A Conversation

They were soon past the town, with no resistance. They drove in silence, and soon Liam drifted off to sleep. Slowly, the sun set behind the trees and buildings, and eventually disappeared. The sunset faded, and all was dark. Liam woke with a start, groaned, and fell back. Elvey glanced at him. “You dream it

Elvey’s Adventures: Into the Void con.

Coombs stared at Steve, until Steve finally said, “Are you OK, Mr. Coombs?” Coombs blinked and answered, “I’m fine, thanks,” and then, after a short pause, “I’ll consider your suggestion, Steve.” Steve relaxed. “Thank you,” he said, and then, turning away, added, “Have a good day.” He went back to the building, and Coombs, after

Elvey’s Adventures: Invisible

Elvey takes a trip with a ghost

Elvey’s Adventures: Judy-Webber

Elvey carefully peered in through the kitchen window. There was no one in the kitchen. Voices could be heard, though no words could be understood, somewhere out of view. Carefully, Elvey passed the kitchen window, and went toward the living room window. He stopped just before reaching it, listening. Judy could be heard, but little

Elvey’s Adventures: Caught in the Snare

“Judy, what are you –” he began, and then groaned, muttering, “Stupid Kairos Snare.” “Give up now, Virgil!” She said, pressing the blade to his neck. He threw his hands up, pleading, “Stop! I give up.” She laughed, saying, “I’ll believe it when I see it.” Her whole bearing was different – hard and angry.

Elvey’s Adventures: Peterson Returns

An unexpected friend arrives…

Elvey’s Adventures: At the Lake

Elvey tells Liam about the Kairos Snare