T.E.O.T.U.O here and I am a simple fan who writes fiction for the universes I love. I love history, philosophy, and art. Mass Effect and Fallout are probably my two favorite fandoms, but I do enjoy Battlestar Galactica and Star Trek. I like Star Wars but am a Trekkie for life. Anyway that sums me up quite a bit actually. I am a man of simple tastes!

Age: 22

Gender: Male

Hobbies: Kayaking, Hiking, fishing, gaming, reading, and cooking

Profession: Chef/majoring in History

Religious affiliation: Roman Catholic

Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current; no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. -Marcus Aurelius

“Seeing death as the end of life is like seeing the horizon as the end of the ocean.” ― David Searls

“Suddenly I began to find a strange meaning in old fairy-tales; woods, rivers, mountains, became living beings; mysterious life filled the night; with new interests and new expectations I began to dream again of distant travels; and I remembered many extraordinary things that I had heard about old monasteries. Ideas and feelings which had long since ceased to interest me suddenly began to assume significance and interest. A deep meaning and many subtle allegories appeared in what only yesterday had seemed to be naive popular fantasy or crude superstition. And the greatest mystery and the greatest miracle was that the thought became possible that death may not exist, that those who have gone may not have vanished altogether, but exist somewhere and somehow, and that perhaps I may see them again. I have become so accustomed to think "scientifically" that I am afraid even to imagine that there may be something else beyond the outer covering of life. I feel like a man condemned to death, whose companions have been hanged and who has already become reconciled to the thought that the same fate awaits him; and suddenly he hears that his companions are alive, that they have escaped and that there is hope also for him. And he fears to believe this, because it would be so terrible if it proved to be false, and nothing would remain but prison and the expectation of execution.” ― ,