Words of the Constant
The magic of the two gems keeps it burning at maximum strength.
It is burning at half strength, presently.
Hylocereus undatus, or pitahaya blanca.
Pleasantly prepared pitahaya blanca.
The result of proper research, planning and care.
It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.
This is the head to the dragon costume.
I do love a nice fruit pie.
This is the back of the dragon costume.
Scales from an insect? Unheard of!
Metamorphic, if I'm not mistaken.
Unfortunately, the material seems to have adverse affects on the mind.
Its source must lie even deeper underground.
A naturally buoyant material.
The tree is burning.
Carbonized, through and through.
Little of use remains.
A new material may be of some use to us.
A leg of poultry.
Not terribly healthy, but my is it delicious!
The fruit is remarkably similar to our own subterranean strain.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
A variation of the common Typha latifolia, perhaps?
It requires soil to grow.
It is no longer a danger.
A bit of exercise can be quite beneficial to one's health.
My, it's ice-cold to the touch!
A bit of exercise can be quite beneficial to one's health.
A bit of exercise can be quite beneficial to one's health.
An interesting combination of exercise and temperature regulation.
A bit of exercise can be quite beneficial to one's health.
Careful dear, that looks suspiciously combustible.
Aha, the Durio zibethinus. It really does reek.
Cooking this certainly did not improve its odor.
Oh, our diminutive green friend will be thrilled!
It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.
Perhaps there's a creature around here that could metabolize this.
I would have been quite pleased to have one helping me in the library.
It seems a chemical reaction within the bodies of these creatures creates Thulecite.
Poor Leporidae. At least it's warm.
It's an eel.
This eel has been cooked.
A nightshade. Solanum melongena, specifically.
For your enjoyment: Braised Solanum melongena.
A particularly resplendent Solanum melongena.
It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.
What a pretty elixir organizer!