No Mans Sky Explorers Guild の小説・ストーリー

Outside the dome the dark oily water of the lake began to boil like a pot on a fire. "They are here " the man said. A massive black arm—made of liquid metal—burst out of the water. It slammed against the dome. The dome, which had stopped a spear from space cracked like a glass egg. "Is it the Investors?" June asked. She tried to stand up. Her legs were shaky. She forced herself to move. "No " the man replied. He pointed toward the horizon. "The Investors are the thieves from the sky. These are the owners from below the earth. The Ancient Guild has reached the surface."

Marie sighed for a moment and continued her speech. "So, a few days ago, when we returned from one of our expeditions, I received this letter from someone... Special..." She looked increasingly pained, trying to muster up enough courage to formulate her sentence, and looked at Dora who simply nodded. "This... This is an invitation from the Silver Space Emissary Guild to recruit me." This announcement surprised everyone and almost everyone jumped. Hope stood up from his seat. "S-Silver Space? The Silver Space in Lyrapolis?! One of the major guilds in the kingdom with several A-rank members and one S-rank?! How???"

In Gray City, just as Tranquil Clinic was about to close, a man walked in. "Sir, you're not here to see a doctor, are you?" Felix asked, looking at the man as he entered. "I'm Stamford Walter, the seventh elder of Skyward Guild. We've received the message you sent." With a slight lift of his right hand, Felix said, "You received it and still sent someone here. It seems like the guild isn't what I thought it was."

After a short pondering, I glanced back at the Jormungands. “Out of respect, sir,” I repeated what Alex said to Commander Raja. “My friends and I had been planning to build our guild for a long time. We want to spend more time in this world first before joining an esteemed guild such as yours. You know, go on adventures. Exploring new places. Just us, friends.” My friends cheered while the crowd gave their satisfied smiles. There were a few who applauded. I barely contained my joy seeing Marseille was one of them.

Koji sighed. “Of course! This is a chance that we can live like in an MMO game! We build a guild, save people, and save the world! And of course, we can have our own harem afterward!” Indra exclaimed. “And I guess you have the name for our guild already, eh?” “Of course! Just like our guild, Sky Bandit!” Indra exclaimed.

"We need to find a way to make these colonies understand the delicate balance of their ecosystem and the dangers of greed." The Guardians, weary but resolute, set course for the Crystal Expanse. Their journey would take them into a volatile region, where greed threatened to unleash a devastating storm. Yet, they were the shepherds of understanding, the bridge between civilizations on the brink. The symphony of the galaxy, it seemed, would require them to harmonize a new verse – a melody of peace, sustainability, and the constant struggle to find balance amidst the insatiable hunger of sentient beings.

"They shouldn't have to be survivors. They should just be children." "In this world? There’s no such thing," a sharp, mechanical voice interrupted. Jada stepped into the room, her prosthetic arm clicking as she adjusted the tension in the servos. Her face was smudged with grease and her eyes were hard. "Killian, we have a problem at the landing platforms. The Neutral Zone Merchant Guild has arrived. They aren't here for humanitarian aid. They’re here to collect on the debts Julian racked up to fund the Fenris Division."

Hunter said and continued. "You know we had one more member in our gang. Her name was Sarah. She was like our family. The girl was in love with Rasmus. When she turns 18 she found out Rasmus was her mate but then everything stopped during the rogue attack, and she was killed. She was like a sister to me. I loved her as much as I loved Aurora and Angela. But she left us. It broke us apart but Moon Goddess sent Catherine and she named her baby Sarah," Hunter rasped. His eyes were misty.

“We need to fix the Hub. We need to ensure the West doesn’t freeze now that the Magmatic Seed is in low power mode. We need to teach the people how to farm the moss without it eating their houses. We stay here. We build our own world.” ​“The Owners will send more ships,” I countered. “They might have lost the Flagship, but they have a galaxy of resources. If we wait here, we’re just sitting ducks in a very pretty garden.” ​“Thorne is right,” Winnie said softly. “The people need to learn how to be people again before they can be explorers. But Silas is also right. The sky is no longer a ceiling. It’s a responsibility.”

However this relatively large country town is known for its beautiful structures, the adventurer’s guild and its luscious lands which attracts all kinds of people and beasts. “I’m coming.” The receptionist, a beast folk (human with animal parts, usually a tail, animal ears and horns), greets us with a warm smile. “Welcome to Samdal’s Adventurer’s Guild. My name is Marnie, how can I help you?” “I’m Phineas and this is my party.” As if on cue, we all say our hellos to her. “We’re here for the extermination job.” “Oh great. She quickly typed into her computer. Which? We have had a lot more people go for the snakes since they’re more dangerous, would you be going for them also?”