So, I'm aware I haven't really been keeping up with my own schedule. I'm not going to make excuses. I've gotten lazy, and this fresh batch of videogames that've come out recently really aren't helping with that. I'm aware many of you have said that I should take all the time I need, but it's a matter of personal dedication for me, and I've been slacking.

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So, this one took forever, but hey, it's done! About time, too. Believe me, this delay was all on me guys and gals. I don't know what it was about this one, but it just didn't click with me the way the first interlude did, and I was getting it done at a snail's pace at best. We're talking entire days going by with me getting maybe a sentence or two done and that's it.

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So I began exercising again. Not just because someone close to me suggested it, but also because a sedentary lifestyle like mine isn't so good for me, so I need to do something to stay in shape. I had forgotten the ache of a genuine workout. I used to be able to do so much more than this when I was in Taekwondo. Then again, I was also a whole lot younger back then too. Maybe that has something to do with it.

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When you have established a schedule for yourself, and your own laziness or inability to focus causes you to fall away from it, do you ever feel guilty as a writer? I know I do.

I have Flim and Flam's manestyle. Well, the coloring at least.

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Hyper Light Drifter is one of those perfect-difficulty games that I adore and experience far too little of in my life. Games usually fall on either side of the spectrum: so easy that I get bored and I cruise through it as if in a waking dream, not really paying any attention to it at all, or it's NES-hard and I want to break my controller in half and burn it at the stake as an offering to satisfy the burning God-rage I hold deep within. I tend to avoid competitive multiplayer games for that

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So, when I started this story, I did entertain delusions of grandeur, the same amount most people do when they start writing a story they think is going to be massive and amazing and oh gosh I'm gonna get so many readers you guys~! Of course that isn't the only reason I write, but still.

I did NOT, however, ever think I would get even a single piece of fanart unless I asked for it. Someone proved me wrong!

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If you really think you're not good enough to write fanfiction or anything...well.

If stuff like this can get published and put on store shelves, you can write fanfiction. Period.

When I first played Starbound like...what, two years ago I think, I was impressed by what it was at the time. It was a strong Terraria-esque game with a sci-fi twist, giving you your own starship and everything you need to dig deep into numerous planets with different biomes on each one and build just about anything your heart desires.

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