Words of the Constant
Boulderbough
It looks a little hot under the collar.
It lacks support.
Looks vine to me.
Watch out, Wobes!
Now we can mine it!
How to free the stone? What a burning question to axe!
The stone will fall any time now.
Time to mine.
Looks like a quick job.
Smells like roasting vegetables.
It is ready to harvest.
Hm. Minerals and fiber.
The flames doth devour the noble sapling! Aye, its final saga draws to a close.
Now, the spoils like ripe for the taking.
This stout sapling be a mighty champion indeed, bearin' aloft a boulder fit to crush lesser foes!
Ugh, it's so hot.
Someone should mine it now.
What's that rock doing up there?
Get out of the way!
We'll mine it!
When the bough breaks...
The fall is inevitable.
It lost its only support.
Those vines carry a heavy burden.
Combusting the arboreal support structure will facilitate unobstructed access to the minerals.
The boulder is ready to be mined.
The plant's structural integrity appears more than sufficient to bear the considerable mass of the boulder.
Mm. Yeah.
It's being a rock.
I know what to do.
It's gonna drop any second.
That'll leave a dent.
Lookin' a lil' top heavy.
You will not crush Wolfgang!
Wolfgang can lift. Just don't want to now.
Strong trunk! Like Wolfgang!
That's one way to go about it.
Did anyone yell "Boulder!"?
Shall we, Luce?
Friend too hot!
Where vine friend?
Good vine friend!
Torch the trunk and then kerplunk!
It's mine to mine!
The rock? I see it, but how to free it?
About to florp!
Haha! Florpt!
Me make it florp.
CARBONIZING
OF COURSE THE ORGANIC COMPONENT FAILED