Words of the Constant
An ancient war machine! I must appraise its funtionality!
What a complex cephalothorax! I'm going to eat it for dinner!
Its exoskeleton is still a marvelous shade of blue.
I do like watching its exoskeleton turn red.
An unusual home for a crustacean.
I do not want to experiment with eating raw seafood.
Its muscular cephalothorax makes for some good eatin'.
A performance artist! Who could have imprisoned him like this?
Combusting beautifully.
Cross-section of a tree. For fuel and construction purposes.
The dispersal of weight should keep me briefly afloat.
Ah. A water based plant with attractive flowers. I should pick it.
Theoretically, it's edible. Though I should cook it to avoid stomach problems.
A salubrious plant capable of boosting mental wellness.
Strange waves of energy are emanating from it.
Whose luggage is that? And where are they now?
Much like the anglerfish, its lure is very tempting.
What an amazing amalgam of flower and flesh.
A pragmatic tool for slashing objects.
Wonderful. It's a conduit for that dark fuel.
A collection of igneous rocks. Theoretically from a volcano.
A collection of igneous rock. Theoretically from a volcano.
An igneous rock formation fortuitously flecked with gold.
An igneous rock formation fortuitously flecked with gold.
Excellent! A burning glass!
I do so wish I could supplant him.
It appears to be adverse to light rays.
The appearance of that root raises my curiosity.
Its screech is of a remarkably annoying register.
Evidence would suggest it belongs to some sort of vegetation based humanoid.
He appears to be influenced by this world's satellite. Intriguing!
Death has not prevented that vegetable from enjoying a bath.
It smells faintly of thebaine. Interesting...
An impressive root system. In theory it would help avoid water saturation.
Its proximity to water was not enough to impede combustion.
A 10.6 on the "Fluffiness Index".
The mineral used by the architect of those mysterious statues.
I would very much like to talk to the architect of that structure.
A deposit of metamorphic rock in the form of a tree.
Wood is combustible. Even in this damp environment.
An abundant source of twigs.
Given the rapid growth rate here, it should grow back soon.
A decorative plant of no practical use.
I can reasonably deduce this is a plant of some kind.
Scientific proof that this tree is combustible.
Evidence that a fire has occurred here recently.
Cleaving it has cut short its ability to survive.
It abounds with twigs.
Looks like a man who could answer some of my quandaries.
A beheaded behemoth or an optical illusion?