Words of the Constant
I can reasonably assume it will grow back soon.
Apparently susceptible to combustion.
Good for paper, if it is anything like its earthly counterparts.
Theoretically, they will grow back.
Good for paper, if it is anything like its earthly counterparts.
Quite effective in reflecting thermal waves.
I must know more about these relics! Its mysteries are preoccupying!
Where has this civilization gone? I must find them!
In theory this was a respectably jubilant fellow in the pig's history.
My observations lead me to conclude I should fish that out.
Fascinating! Evidently, they had a runic writing system.
My curiosity won't rest until I obtain that mysterious object!
Theoretically, it's a fragment of a larger sculpture.
Evidence would suggests there's something down there.
A stone representation of some sort of royalty. Quite an unusual color too!
The ornamentation of this ancient artifact suggests it's of enormous value.
Non-functioning.
How interesting! Proximity affects its usability.
Appears it was combustible.
Even alchemy operates differently here.
Even the arcane can burn.
For harnessing the dark forces lurking about.
I heartily wish it hadn't burnt.
Ah yes! Exactly the knowledge I seek.
Science on the sea! How marvelous!
A life gone up in flames!
A chance to learn from failure.
Another chance to fulfill my destiny!
In many ways similar to the ones at home. In many ways quite different.
I wonder what those eyes have seen.
There's a strange relation between birds and the proximity of seeds here.
If only I could see through those eyes.
Is that...? But it couldn't be!
A collection of sedimentary rocks.
A collection of sedimentary rocks.
A geological golem! If only it could answer my many questions.
An altogether common rock formation.
An angular formation of rocks formed by a giant automaton.
Theoretically, it has undergone some form of combustion already.
I have learned the benefits of flipping over rocks to see what is underneath.
Perhaps this world is going through a mini ice age of sorts.
Retrograde freezing at work.
Retrograde freezing at work.
I deduce this is just an outer mantle crust.
Its thermal energy output has gone down considerably.
Strange, convection normally would make the heat unbearable at this proximity.
Barely releasing any thermal energy.
Evidentaly, useful minerals can be extracted from it.
Breaking apart that invaluable obsidian will require severe firepower.
If I'm lucky I'll be swallowed and I can glimpse its extraordinary insides!