Words of the Constant
Its resilient husk will require something stronger than an axe.
Strange. It has the faint scent of solanine.
Ah, the petals of the corolla are a nice touch.
Given my delicate constitution, I'll refrain from eating it raw.
Even the stems are edible when they are cooked.
What mysteries are within that mobile sphere of branches?
What an extraordinary opening device!
Who manufactured this blade? It's quite precise!
Curious. It's mostly ash, yet it will still burn.
Not great for cultivating plants.
Granular grain. Not good for planting.
What a fantastic use for facial hair!
Akin to a square wool rug.
Smells faintly of droppings.
Strange that marble would make checkered flooring.
Ah. A nice cobblestone road.
Suitable for forest plants.
This will help with the germinating of plantlife.
Perfect for plants native to the jungle.
It's quite sandy.
A fine soil.
I postulate it's made of a silicate.
Cultivated land.
Contains many nutrients.
In theory, it would be great for building a city on.
It appears overrun by blight.
Altogether marshy.
Has a cavelike feel to it.
It retains some of its noxiousness.
Relatively good sod.
Fertile land.
A finely kept lawn.
Not very many things will grow on it.
A spongy consistency.
A verdant green.
Slightly spongy texture.
Mud seeps through everything.
A mottled patch of terrain.
Theoretically, it can be placed somewhere.
A grassy patch of fertile sod.
Luscious turf that should be put somewhere.
A collection of cobblestones.
Not especially good for planting.
A fine grain.
The soil of a warm climate.
Has a high viscosity.
In theory, it's resistant to flooding.
A good marshy soil.
Quite squishy ground.
Barren ground.