Amitabha_Vardha
Sanskrit अमिताभ. Chinese 阿弥陀佛, 阿彌陀佛 Japanese あみだぶつ Korean 아미타불 Thai พระอมิตาภพุทธะ Tibetan འོད་དཔག་མེད Attributes Immeasurable Life, Immeasurable Light.
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Amitabha_Vardha13hCommentedGarbage not gonna even read.
Islinda would have blinked against the faint sunlight filtering through the window if it wasn't for the angry-looking woman hovering over her. The bloody look on Madam Alice's face hinted that it would be the end of her life if she dared to give a cheeky response.- Amitabha_Vardha16dReplied to Bet_T_8345Ch -18 codex entry 3 Bio-dome - Arcadia. version 0.01
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- Amitabha_Vardha19dCommented
Ahh I forgot to mention that she’s the headmistress of the academy~
With a final glance at the empty training bay, Lyra turned and followed the cadets, her hips swaying with predatory grace. She was a force to be reckoned with, and these young pilots would learn that the hard way. - Amitabha_Vardha19dCommented
Oh no, careful…
Colin watched her lips quiver and more tears fell. Her body was shaking so bad that he was afraid she would fall down. - Amitabha_Vardha19dCommented
Yeah!
"Do you think it matters to those kids if you bore them or not?! You gave them what they needed! Love, care, kindness, respect, and a whole lot of life! Stop blaming yourself!" - Amitabha_Vardha26dCommented
Lool
"Grandpa and I had a bet," Lex proudly declared. - Amitabha_Vardha28dPosted
Wow this book is a masterclass in world-building and high-concept science fiction storytelling. From the opening pages, author [Name] immerses readers in a vividly rendered universe teeming with imaginative ideas and richly developed cultures. The novel seamlessly blends hard sci-fi elements like catastrophic quantum rift mechanics and experimental technology with the deeply introspective journey of its diverse ensemble of characters. The ancient, galaxy-spanning mysteries they unravel are engrossing and thought-provoking, consistently driven by intelligent narratives and plausible scientific extrapolations. The author's talent shines in their ability to inject relatable humanity into even the most alien of contexts. The authentic relationships, moral dilemmas, and emotional stakes feel weighty and real despite the cosmic backdrops of vibrant planetary vistas and reality-bending cosmic phenomena. The characters evolve in meaningful ways, leaving lasting impacts. With ingenious twists and adrenaline-fueled action sequences sprinkled throughout, this book takes the reader on an exhilarating thrill-ride filled with both grand imagination and profoundly resonant thematic depth. Balancing scope and intimacy, dark and light, the autor has mastered the genre's ability to explore the furthest reaches of speculative sci-fi while shining a penetrating lens on our own fragile existence. In short, this book is a magnificent feat of creative ambition and world-class storytelling seemingly plucked from the cosmos itself - a space opera masterpiece sure to delight even the most discerning science fiction aficionados. An epic this sparklingly original doesn't come along often.
- Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 3 A Gift from the Sea
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Splat!
Jamal threw a wet shirt over her. Zac was grateful for it. It was hard to move when both arms were occupied. - Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 20 This Shop is Shit
- Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 14 Have You?
- Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 10 Meeting the Boss
- Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 5 A Moment
- Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 2 Unexpected Guest
- Amitabha_Vardha1mthCommentedCh 1 Unwanted Wife
- Amitabha_Vardha3mthCommentedCh 1 Unwanted Wife
- Amitabha_Vardha7mthPosted
Well I’v read and really liked it so far. My only problem is with the grammar errors here and there. Punctuation etc.otherwise the story is quite good. My advice is to have someone reread your work before you publish. Just to get rid of those Pesky errors and typos. You may not think it’ important but let’s just say in the future you hire a voice actor for an adaptation. Those missing punctuation marks etc can case a misinterpretation of how you want certain things to be read and ergo, ‘said’. Thus causing the adaptation to not portray the characters in their original light. Anyway this is only my opinion an you’re not obligated to follow it. Regardless, keep up the good work!