Words of the Constant
This seems to be an interesting, ectoplasmic residue-bearing variety of zoisite.
Thulecite. An interesting choice.
These could be combined to make a bigger piece.
We were its intended recipient.
He has left me to procure the kittens alone.
Quite a wise feline.
The kitten was found before we arrived.
I believe we're near.
There is no clear evidence left to point us towards the kitten.
He encountered one of the kittens.
The kittens are far enough away to hide their smell.
He is guiding me to a kitten's hiding spot.
He is guiding someone else to a kitten's hiding spot.
What a nuisance!
The Tillweed's roots appear to have limited healing capabilities.
The drying process enhances the aroma.
It has formed a dangerous symbiotic relationship with fungal spores.
The symbiotic bond between toad and fungus has reached its apex.
The soil has been disturbed here.
A new member of the Agaricus genus?
The growth needs a catalyst to breach the surface.
Fruit of Solanum lycopersicum.
Roasted Solanum lycopersicum.
I always was quite good at growing tomatoes.
It can't begin growing until it's been planted, dear.
How bourgeois.
It has been imbued with an ectoplasmic residue.
An improvised handheld light.
A rather hearty meat pie.
The path is open.
It deconstructs the subject and reconstitutes them elsewhere.
The bezoar's magic has been activated.
A bezoar formed in the gut of a large beast.
Mmmm, natural!
All brawn and no brain, I'm afraid.
This is quite advanced technology.
A simple stick-and-basket trap.
Microscopic barbs on the thorns make them quite unpleasant.
The stones have cooled. It's perfectly safe.
It never hurts to be prepared, dear.
Stepping on that would be quite detrimental to one's health.
It's still rather hot.
It hunts similarly to Dionaea muscipula.
I'd be careful of that if I were you.
It's covered with a thin film of canine digestive fluid.
A crude attempt at tricking me.
The charred skeleton of a storage chest.
A storage chest.
A large storage chest.
Looks suspicious...