Words of the Constant
I'd suggest looking elsewhere for a place to exercise.
Do be careful not to overexert yourself, dear.
Tunica albuginea oculi, the opaque white covering of the vitreous humor. Also known as disgusting.
This would make a great reading light.
The balloon seems a bit redundant, doesn't it?
Its aerodynamic principals are astonishing.
It's safer for everyone to stick together.
An excellent diagram! Very accurate.
A drawn diagram might help keep things tidy.
Finally, a proper organizational tool.
Get away, you beast!
That chest is absolutely marvelous.
An amazingly large horn. I wonder if the nightmare helped fuel the growth.
It seems that its reserves of heat are finite.
It gives off a substantial amount of heat.
I suspect it may not be wise to eat such a thing.
Ah, it's a Talpidae!
I don't think my pocket is its natural habitat.
Something is tunneling down there.
I suspect the impressive snout must compensate for its poor eyesight.
The burrow appears to be mainly comprised of phlegm and mud.
Ah, to look through another creature's, uh, nose!
The tunnel system must be vast!
They produce quite an odor.
This appears to be the home of several primates.
I suppose all that thievery leaves little time to organize a fire brigade.
Despite their affinity with the ocean, the apes still seem to prefer sleeping in trees.
It appears to be leaking into this world.
I highly doubt the apes I encountered are intelligent enough to have constructed it.
These appear to be supporting the throne.
How interesting, the apes seem to have a matriarchal society.
A variation of the common Typha latifolia, perhaps?
Suitable headwear for one who spends time at sea.
It could use a thorough washing.
Lasagna or no, it would be hazardous to consume it.
It would be hazardous to consume this.
Salty, yet satisfying.
Monster meat, dressed up fancy.
Ancient debris. Perhaps it can be restored?
The magic of this structure ebbs in predictable cycles.
The magic of the stone appears to be inexhaustible.
Now we must be patient.
Hmm... It seems the staves are not interchangeable.
It gets its green hue from the lunar residue in its system.
I may have a use for this.
As I suspected. There are high concentrations of lunar residue.
The moths and the trees have somehow mutated together here.
It appears to lose functionality in subterranean conditions.
Something very odd is going on here.
How curious, the water reacts similarly to what I observed in the grotto.