Words of the Constant
The rain has temporarily halted the dehydration process.
Dehydration is a slow process.
It seems our chitinous friend could use some assistance.
What a shame.
It doesn't seem stable.
The process has completed.
The process has completed.
The salt is a bi-product of the dehydration process for certain things obtained from the sea.
Dehydration is a slow process.
The rain has temporarily halted the dehydration process.
The rain has temporarily halted the dehydration process.
Dehydration is a slow process.
This drying rack has a larger capacity.
It contains quite a bit of protein for a salad.
Salty, yet satisfying.
I can lure adversaries to a place of my choosing.
A piscean biped!
This helmet was specifically made to fit the merm cranium.
This helmet was specifically made to fit the merm cranium.
It is unfortunate but necessary.
This piscean biped has met its demise.
The creature is reanimating in the most unnatural way.
A royal bodyguard.
It's been mutated nearly beyond recognition.
This development has me feeling rather uneasy.
I'm not eager to test out its effectiveness.
It's neither rotting nor fermenting now.
I'm uncertain whether it is rotting or fermenting.
On beyond dilapidated.
Obviously dilapidated.
Oh dear...
It's good to see her doing something constructive.
He seems to be the one in charge here.
Oh my... I suppose they'll have to start all over.
The "if it fits, it sits" method of choosing a monarch. I'm familiar.
Oh, oh dear...
Careful not to get a splinter, dear.
A crude, but effective fortification.
They seem to have found themselves a leader.
"Mermfolk Ownlee"? Hm. I see more spelling lessons are in order.
"Mermfolk Ownlee"? Hm. I see more spelling lessons are in order.
It's been mutated nearly beyond recognition.
The heir, apparently.
This development has me feeling rather uneasy.
While crudely made, I admit it's far more efficient than their usual methods.
A place for everything, and everything in its place.
A place for everything, and everything in its place.
While crudely made, I admit it's far more efficient than their usual methods.
Not the most effective postal service.
This type of jar is most commonly used for canning.