Sorry for two things...

Hey I have to apologies to make. 

First, I haven't been around for the past few days. I was camping.

The number two more important thing, is the violence in Titus Billings. A couple of people have complained about that. If you have any concerns, comment on the post to tell me. The next adventure, Back On the Battlefield, will be very much less violent (violent being on air killings). So I'm sorry people, that's the point of this post.

-Trenton Landmark

UPDATE: After further review, we did not find conclusive evidence about Titus Billings being "too violent". Contact me at aiofansite@gmail.com if you have any questions 

Full Version of Origins now out!

Now it's all one file, so you can listen to the whole thing all at once! Enjoy!

-Trenton Landmark

The final part of Titus Billings: Origins, is out!

The Pilots Of Oaklen, Part 1, Payback

Payback

By Trenton Landmark

  Bailef Barnes, who was a part of the Oaklenian air-force, was on his way to the Krentilon Sector. As he skillfully piloted his speedy air ship through the Marovian asteroid field, he noticed a Culidrian ship being unfairly harassed by larger, malevolent Jalovian vessel. Because Oaklen was a strong ally of Culidrial, and an even stronger enemy of Jalovia, Barnes quickly went to the aid of the small Culidrian aircraft. When Barnes joined the tussle, the battle immediately turned for the worse for the Jalovian, who fled away quickly. Barnes radioed the Culidrian, to see if he was alright. The Culidrian, whose name was Gragam Hulshztix, expressed that he was and thanked Barnes. After a brief word, they parted ways. Bailef would not think much of this incident for many years.

         On one, fatal day, Oaklen was pelted by bombs from Jalovian airships. People all over the city were brutally killed.  Bailef Barnes, who was sleeping at the beginning of the attack, woke up to his house exploding. If Bailef had been inches closer to the bomb, he would have been killed. Because the space port was destroyed, there were no Oaklenian ships to fight the Jalovians. The bombing didn't stop after the first volley- it continued. Bailef saw many terrible things happen; a family desecrated by a bomb that hit their house; a kindergarten incinerated by three bombs at once; two boys running for an alley, but one of them hit by a rock from a destroyed building before he could make it. The other pulled him in, but Bailef wasn't sure if he was still alive. As Barnes ran, he noticed a group of other soldiers running into a building. He joined them.

      “Ah, Colonel Bailef Barnes, you've decided to join us.” The speaker was Frunwick Hochig, the admiral of the of the Oaklen air-force. The group wasn't large. Just a few of the pilots: Dan Raleigh, Ral Gartons, Jake Isutnion.  When the group settled down (they were rather excited), Hochig sullenly looked out the window. “They're about to launch a ground attack. Let's meet them with our own counterstrike”. Valiant effort was made on the side of Oaklen that day, and because of the bravery of Dan Raleigh, they captured ships from the enemy. And who from the Culidrian air force do you think was there to help the Oaklenians? That's right. Commander Gragam Hulshztix.

That story was written as a writing assignment. The two boys he mentions seeing are Titus and Keeve. Only one of the pilots has an appearance in the audio drama- Dan Raleigh (who is killed in his first scene). I may start a mini series off of this, called "The Pilots of Oaklen". Many of the characters will never appear in the drama, but they'll still be great characters (hopefully). The main characters will probably be Ral Gartons, Jake Isutnion, Frunwick Hochig, and Bailef Barnes. These stories will fit right into the audio drama. The first one has a bit of a sudden ending, because I ran out of time. Anyways, tell me what you think of it!

-Trenton Landmark, hope you enjoyed!

 

Titus Billings: Origins part 2, coming REALLY, REALLY soon.

The second part of Titus Billings will be hitting Soundcloud, and the AIOFansite, very soon. So keep listening- er- coming back to see if its out yet!

And it all continues...

As The Adventures of Titus Billings: Origins, comes closer and closer to completion, I'd like to thank all those involved in the first production. First, thank you to Mr. Whit's End, for your tireless work on the music for the production. Next, I'd like to thank the three original actors, Rudy Mason, Cody Mason, and Jason Landmark, for donating their voice talent to this drama. Finally, I'd like to thank Narnia QA Guy for our logo.   

Titus Billings: Origins, Part 1

It's not the whole thing, but it's Part 1 of 2, and it's most of Origins. Enjoy!

Titus Billings More Artwork.

That's is the first piece of art for Titus Billings.

And that's Keeve. 

I also thought about building them in Legos:

     Keeve                                                      Titus

So that's it for now. Oh, I also fixed up the pilot, and added a few more scenes.
-Trenton Landmark

Artwork for Titus Billings!

Micah LeClercq (LU-clair), founder of the AIO Alcove, has done some artwork for The Adventures of Titus Billings. So far, he's illustrated the illustrious, Titus Billing. Check it out!

Pretty cool, huh? Artwork for Keeve has been requested.

-Trenton Landmark

  

In other news...

Well, not much has really been going on in Odyssey. Wooton's in Alaska right now, so it must not be as exciting there right now. 

All the scenes of the pilot episode of The Adventures of Titus Billings have been given to Mr. Whit's End, and are being scored. If you want to be sneaky, you could search Sound Cloud for "Titus Billings" and might come up with something!

Anyways, I just realized that I named Titus (unknowing of course) after a predominant Mormon. :( 

  Well that's about all I have to say!

So Long!

-Trenton Landmark

Yo!

Hey, got the estimated play time for Titus Billings: 32:52!

-Trenton Landmark