Mass Effect fanfiction
Characters: Tali'Zorah, Liara T'Soni, original quarian characters
The Diary
Tali was about to throw the damn box across the room. She had tried everything she could think of. She had even made a crystalline copy of the memory network and tried reading the crystals directly but nothing worked. A few hours ago, there had been a moment of triumph when she was finally able to get some data to stream but it was just random characters. The data was either encrypted or the memory process was too foreign to extract it correctly.
She ruffled her hair just like she had seen Shepard do all the time. She finally understood the a
Mass Effect fanfiction
Characters: Tali'Zorah, Liara T'Soni, original quarian characters
A soft buzz woke Liara up. She sat up and it took her a few minutes to realize that the buzzing came from the VI she had programmed to wake her. That VI had woken her at first by saying 'Good morning, Liara' but with it's feminine voice it had sounded like her mother. She had almost gotten whiplash from the way she sprang out of bed as a reaction to that. Instead of downloading a new voice, Liara had opted for the buzzing as a wake-up call. In truth, the voice sounded nothing like her mother and it was quite pleasant. But in her half asleep state, her mi
Solid Fluidity, Chapter 37
Mass Effect fanfiction, Alternate Universe
Pairing: Garrus Vakarian + Jane Shepard (femShep)
Rated M, don't read this story if you don't like reading about sex.
One quote verbatim from the game because perfection. Also, some cameos, I didn't plan it that way, I swear, they just turned up!
One thing nobody tells you before you sign up on a fancy new ship with or without aliens is -- how boring spaceflight is.
After the mission on Feros they had yet another frustrating talk with the Council. Garrus could not understand why the councillors were so reluctant to accept that Saren became increasingly dangerous. Shepar
Mass Effect fanfiction
Characters: Tali'Zorah, Liara T'Soni, original quarian characters
"Professor Zorah, Dr. T'Soni? Would you care to join us in the tunnel? We're about to reach the cave," Dr. Deltreva's assistant called over the comm system.
Liara and Tali both pressed on their implant to answer.
"We'll be right there," Tali answered.
They both dropped their datapads on the table and picked up their hooded coats. The sun was still up, making the outside look blazingly white as they left the container. Tali squinted and fixed her mask to the hood, letting the faceplate darken to a comfortable level.
Recently, a young astrophysicist na
