Welcome to my humble little profile. I don't write fanfiction as much as I used to, if ever in significant quantities, but I may occassionally update a story once in a while. The demands of daily life and the dandy stress that tags along—as always— has taken too much time and energy for me to update as much as I once did. Well, that's all, I guess.

March 2012 Resurrection Update* Let me just polish up and finish writing some parts of the mega chapter that I am close to submitting sometime this month of March. It's turning out better than I imagined. I hope to finally update the story as soon as I finish it.

Quote: "I always thought grown-ups stopped liking candy because they had grown up. My parents would always reject those sweet offers. It turns out they just had a lot of cavities."

MY STORIES:

1) Resurrection: A story that takes place 1,200 years after the events of the Wall-e film. EVE has been hailed as the world leader and the Earth became pure again, with billions of human and artificial citizens who enjoy the natural ecosystems complimented by an array of man-made architecture. But as pernicious as human nature are the social tensions between humans and their mechanical brothers. War and omnicide from an unlikely enemy will sweep the world, and EVE and Wall-e must journey through hell to save the Earth and mankind.

2) Peace and Security— A small project of MLAATR I tried to get started but I didn't really think it through. I am unlikely to continue it. Sorry.

3) A soon-to-be-announced experimental Pokemon fanfic.

My Original Characters (OCs):

Ryan: 84 year old cynic and semi-sociopath who works in the archeology division of Alaska. Once he harbored romance for Eve and her ideals, but her inevitable rejection unleashed a grudge in him that would grow and poison his soul, separating him from Eve's noble ideals and into deep pessimism and eventual rejection of any inherent meaning in his existence and abstract ideas that seek to justify the existence of life. This made him more and more detached from human society and common beliefs. Eventually he began nurturing a growing fantasy for the end of life and Earth. His heavy drinking and lust for the flesh destroyed the remaining goodness in him. As insurgent groups and ideologies rose, Ryan gave his feigned approval to the separation of man and machine, merely wishing to cause more division and chaos between the two. Now he yearns for the downfall of his civilization, waiting for the right moment to allow the beast in him to rise.

Trent: EVE's best friend and General Paleontologist/Scientist. As others he was raised with the ideas of human and machine unity. Became very interested in the study of past human relics and civilizations, down to their cultures and political beliefs. This enabled him to quickly rise through ranks to become a prominent and important figure in the rise of historiography and archaeology, leading to sub-divisions focused on xenoarchaeology.

Jeremy: Colonel and Commanding Officer of the Revival Brigade Group. An individual-minded but protocol-guided officer who achieved notoriety by being the first human to volunteer for military duty since humanity's return to Earth. For much time machines had held the frontlines as the warriors and protectors of humans and fellow AI, paving way to distrust in the hearts of humans. Jeremy had been born in a time where political and ideological furor were rampant, many humans and machines slowly began to separate from one another, but he found himself in the middle. Knowing he could not abandon his fellow men, but at the same time conflicted by loyalty to devote himself to accepting machines as fellow brothers, Jeremy suggested creating a military branch in which humans could join to serve their fellow brothers and sisters. This idea was not new, and it had echoed throughout the crumbling society long before, but with Eve on his side he helped pave way for men and women to claim honor as the warriors of Earth and future colonies.

Jerry: Military scientist and best friend of Ryan notorious for his shady dealings with insurgent groups against Eve. He merely dismisses such accusations as indiscriminatory to his work ethic. Once willing to envelop himself in Ryan's absurdist and nihilistic perspectives, but has now settled for the pursuit of political power with little to no ethic, something which greatly disappointed Ryan.