Words of the Constant
The style is reminiscent of the ships from days of old.
A thick barrier of geocrustacean exoskeleton.
It would be wise to equip the boat with a protective barrier.
A thick barrier of Nereocystis luetkeana.
It would be wise to equip the boat with a protective barrier.
A thick barrier of mollusks.
It would be wise to equip the boat with a protective barrier.
The effect is admittedly quite striking.
It would be wise to equip the boat with a protective barrier.
It is not a plaything.
A highly effective weapon in nautical combat, when properly loaded.
There's still the small matter of ammunition, dear...
A necessary precaution, unfortunately.
Its durability is questionable, but it will do for now.
It will allow us to go on the water.
Our ship is taking on water.
The strong magnetic force will pull my ship toward its target.
Its design is rather eccentric, but the theory is sound.
The magnetic beacon has been activated.
It will attract large electromagnets, but only once activated.
I will have to speak with him about the run-on sentences in his directions later.
It allows me to rotate the deck, while maintaining our heading.
It should improve the boat's maneuverability.
The woolen fibers of a beefalo's coat make for excellent padding.
What a fascinating use of kelp.
It gives off a delicate floral aroma.
This seems ill-suited for a restful night's sleep.
Unstable energy, barely held together by a hardy plant epidermis.
Our verdant friend seems to have worked his magic on this.
Remnants of a life well lived.
Extremely savory. I wouldn't mind seconds.
Not quite how mum used to make, but it smells superb!
Few things are as saddening as the sight of destroyed books.
Eager minds should always have access to a library.
I've grown rather fond of beekeeping.
The expurgated version, but it has my favorite: Megascops kennicottii.
What could possibly go wrong?
A powerful tome of summoning.
Even misfortune offers opportunities to learn. Past mistakes shall not be repeated.
It starts with a rather compelling hook.
A tome of accelerated petrification.
Dead plants tied together to help me aid living plants.
Only my best tricks for bringing a garden to fruition.
Mankind has cultivated crops for centuries, and there's still more to learn.
I like to do a bit of light reading in the evening.
I've given it a glowing review.
Investigating the ancient archives proved to be quite educational.
A succinct guide, without any extraneous fluff.
It took some effort to distill everything down into a single volume.
Dead plants tied together to help me aid living plants.