Words of the Constant
Deciduous seeds approaching maturity.
That violates some pretty fundamental physical laws.
The multitudes of knowledge it contains... if only I could write it all down...
These shards hold a significant amount of energy on their own.
I wonder what he means to do with all that energy.
Strange, I was expecting a bit more than that.
Our activities seem to have triggered a defense mechanism of sorts.
It has returned bursting with lunar energy.
This one is most definitely unique.
I doubt it will stay inert for long.
Interesting, it seems to utilize aspects of the altars for combat.
I should endeavor to not become trapped by its barriers.
If my assumptions are correct, this should be its final form.
With the energy removed, I doubt it will be able to re-form.
Interesting, it seems to have retained the energy that powered it.
They appear to have a sleep inducing effect. Best to stay away.
A curious amalgamation of machine parts and sentient lunar energy.
A relic from another time.
An anchor for our vessel.
It will allow us to create an anchor for our ships.
I suspect burning away the tough outer skin might reveal something at its core.
If consumed, it seems to improve one's vision in the darkness.
A bit easier to digest, but lacking in any vision-improving effects.
How interesting, it seems to produce its own heat from within.
A shame, really.
Could the sense of unease I feel be a part of its defense mechanism?
As I thought, the sense of unease has passed.
It appears to be growing nicely.
Perhaps this is not the right time of year for it to thrive.
This may not be a suitable environment for it.
I will endeavor to find a suitable environment for it.
It's difficult to identify the species at this stage of development.
A monument to some long dead god.
Parts of this are missing.
It's obvious which of these ancients was the perpetrator.
This seems mystically aligned to the world.
A sign of animal activity. Leads away.
Ah, I see! A brand new oceanic species!
Ah. You must be behind all the seismic activity.
Panthera auropunctata is looking irritable.
It has been mollified with tributes.
It's quite convenient for landscaping.
It appears to be a child's plaything.
An impressive piece of ancient engineering.
These parts appear to be inoperative.
Now it's truly derelict.
It's got a bit to go before it's ready.
Almost done!
Supper time!
I suspect it must have had a purpose specific to these chambers.