Words of the Constant
Ms. WickerbottomAn excellent diagram! Very accurate.
Ms. WickerbottomA drawn diagram might help keep things tidy.
Ms. WickerbottomFinally, a proper organizational tool.
Ms. WickerbottomGet away, you beast!
Ms. WickerbottomThat chest is absolutely marvelous.
Ms. WickerbottomAn amazingly large horn. I wonder if the nightmare helped fuel the growth.
Ms. WickerbottomAh, it's a Talpidae!
Ms. WickerbottomI don't think my pocket is its natural habitat.
Ms. WickerbottomSomething is tunneling down there.
Ms. WickerbottomAh, to look through another creature's, uh, nose!
Ms. WickerbottomThe tunnel system must be vast!
Ms. WickerbottomThey produce quite an odor.
Ms. WickerbottomMy primate decoy.
Ms. WickerbottomThis appears to be the home of several primates.
Ms. WickerbottomLasagna or no, it would still be hazardous to consume it.
Ms. WickerbottomIt would be hazardous to consume this.
Ms. WickerbottomSalty yet satisfying.
Ms. WickerbottomMonster meat, dressed up fancy.
Ms. WickerbottomImplications of a lunar body? Interesting.
Ms. WickerbottomI dub it Alces canadensis.
Ms. WickerbottomWhat a marvel!
Ms. WickerbottomI should like to research its mating habits, someday.
Ms. WickerbottomA thirsty female Haemagogus Devorator.
Ms. WickerbottomIt is securely stored.
Ms. WickerbottomThe stomach of a Culicidae, brimming with blood.
Ms. WickerbottomA healing substance.
Ms. WickerbottomThe sting of that insect injects a nasty poison.
Ms. WickerbottomI suppose that's approximately what I expected.
Ms. WickerbottomA desecrated burial mound.
Ms. WickerbottomA burial mound.
Ms. WickerbottomQuite functional, it operates as both an axe and a pickaxe.
Ms. WickerbottomA red variety of Mycena luxaeterna.
Ms. WickerbottomMy word! A huge Mycena silvaelucens.
Ms. WickerbottomA tree with a fungal parasite.
Ms. WickerbottomThis relationship appears symbiotic.
Ms. WickerbottomClamus wetus. Very nutritious.
Ms. WickerbottomClam soup.
Ms. WickerbottomThese mollusks will be sure to thrive once planted.
Ms. WickerbottomDon't eat the shell, dear.
Ms. WickerbottomI can't quite reach them from here.
Ms. WickerbottomAnd now we wait! Nature will take its course.
Ms. WickerbottomTo harvest mollusks.
Ms. WickerbottomRegurgitated sea life. None for me, thanks.
Ms. WickerbottomI wonder if this could somehow be turned to honey.
Ms. WickerbottomThink like a cactus.
Ms. WickerbottomThese nettles make a fine sinus clearing home remedy.
Ms. WickerbottomThe nettles need time to grow back.
Ms. WickerbottomAh. It does seem to like moisture.
Ms. WickerbottomAppears to be the wrong soil for it.
Ms. WickerbottomMedicinal nourishment.