Words of the Constant
Obsidian Fire Pit
I should put something on the fire before it goes out.
This fire pit is a conductor for even more... fire.
Good thing it's contained!
The fire's getting a bit low.
This is my best invention yet.
At least I can start it up again.
Still emanating a small amount of thermal energy.
The obsidian is a fantastic conductor of thermal energy.
The thermal energy output is enormous!
Not emitting as much energy as before.
The obsidian really focuses the thermal output.
It should ignite with the addition of a source of fuel.
This fire is tired.
Oh, sweet enemy of darkness.
So much bright!
It's barely doing its job.
This fire keeps on lickin' and tickin'.
It's taking a break.
Rather pathetic at the moment.
It's quite sturdy.
Quite a roaring fire.
It could do with some more fuel.
Rather resilient!
I could do with a fire.
That fire's almost out!
To warm my fingers and roast sausages.
Maximum heat!
It's getting low.
This fire's on fire!
I like when it's warm and toasty.
The fire's nearly dead.
A fire fit for a Viking!
The fire roars!
The fire's slowly dying.
Warm fire, warm Wigfrid.
And the light flickers out.
I should attend to that.
The stone was born for this.
A roaring fire.
It's getting low.
It's burning in style.
It's gone cold.
We should put something on the fire before it goes out.
We made the fire stones into a fire home!
That fire is huge!
The fire's getting a touch low.
The toastiest of fires.
Well, that's done. But not forever!
Don't give up, little flame!
A flame to keep the horrors at bay.