Words of the Constant
Does its eye allow it to see in the infrared? I wonder...
Fairly recently deceased.
Presumably, the terrifying arachnid arms are just vestigial.
I wonder if he is dreaming of decimating something.
Curious. How does the big behemoth get up the tree?
A tree asphyxiated by webbing. Truly amazing!
It appears arachnids here don't spin webs from their posterior.
They have the curious trait of rolling onto their back when they expire.
The green appears to indicate an aggressive type.
I can examine it more closely this way.
Not an experiment I'm willing to undergo.
No longer ideal for consuming.
A parasitic aerial assault. Absolutely fascinating.
There's a soft glow radiating from it.
Ah, the riveting dance of airborne blight.
Radiating light in the 600 THz range.
Airborne microbes.
Their chemiluminescence could be put to good use.
A dynamic mechanical atomizer of H2O!
It's particularly good at focusing light.
Where does the air current originate?
Presumably it's formed from ceiling drippings.
There are resources within. I'm certain of it.
It may still have traces of resources.
A chance it still holds resources.
Quite an interesting geometric shape.
There's a non-zero probability it contains gold.
I do wonder what's in it.
Still worth mining.
How strange! It's composed of just regular marble.
Something in the stone must cultivate the flower.
Who could this be modeled after? And where is his head?
I would very much like to talk to him.
Delightfully devilish.
Compositionally unique from wool I'm used to.
Its small size and sharp point will come in handy.
The doorway to expanding my horizons.
Required a large amount of grass to construct. But fairly worth the effort.
Erupting with nourishment.
An absolutely amazing animal with fatal fumes.
I wonder who owns that?
Evidentaly, there were a number of sailors here before me.
What a curious parrot! I wonder if he'll speak with me.
Theoretically, it was fuel for a fire.
Ah! A reflecting navigation instrument!
Appears to be seaworthy, but much too diminutive to be useful.
Was this candle burnt here, or somewhere else?
Amazing! It appears to work similar to my radio.
I'm afraid it is not my size.
Based on observations and angles of refraction, there appears to be something down there.