A post-apocalyptic feel with steampunk elements. Or is it a steampunk feel with post-apocalyptic elements?

Either way, it’s blended with trademark flair and a keen eye for sufficiency of detail.

Well that sounds like a bad situation. Nicely described so all the fantastical elements are easily understood without feeling too preachy.

@HSAR — Post-apocalyptic steampunk. I’m not sure it’s something I’ve ever really seen before.

@THX — That’s good. I never want to be ‘preachy.’ :)

Pure amazing. Blended my two favorite subjects together. Niw I’m all curious as to where and when this fits in the extremely twisted universe we have. XD

Fits in or possibly next to. Hard to say at this point. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Ooh… Color me fascinated.

I have a follow-up to this story started in my drafts. This may be a good week to finish it.

Yes it would be a good week. I’m sick and stuck at home. I need engaging reading material!

Count on it, then. I may even try to get it written tomorrow. :-)

Dude the detail in this story was friggin’ fantastic! I could actually see the aircraft in which these containers of LIQUID DEATH were carried. To or from a mission, maybe successful maybe not. Who knows but the fantastical Mr. Stitzel!!!

Both successful and not, methinks, considering that all hands have been lost — and yet the airship still sails.

Congratulations on being featured!

Thanks! I love the fickle nature of Ficly and how stories can rise from the ashes of history to attain new life. It’s actually kinda nice that this series is getting some visibility again, since I’ve really enjoyed writing one with no active characters, just the dead husk of a world.