"#<- what is a lizard structure? (eyes)" you know the uuh
that thing.
they have throats and stomachs
ah, what a lovely little unlore shelter. some nice garbage piles so i can exit the room, some tasteful tiling around the edges, but not so much, and- HEY WAIT. HEY. HOW DID YOU GET UP THERE?!
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Hide and seek
I know that this is not possible, but i just want them to be happy kids... And playing children games... Am i asking too much?
Images: (Top) Hossam and his daughter Diana (Middle) Map of the evacuation notice given to about 80% of Khan Yunis residents (Bottom) A close up map of the evacuation area. Hossam's family is in square #111.
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Story written by @rumiandroses
tamed lizard from one of my watcher campaigns
A short collection of pearls I wrote, read from the perspective of Looks to the Moon.
(Inspired by gr0mm.)
It's a deployment order confirmation from an agricultural pest control department, followed by a list of several dozen genome sequences.
This farm purchased a specialized virus to eliminate some kind of burrowing crustacean. However, most of the microbe specimens are for controlling the virus itself, to protect the other useful organisms that allow the farm to function.
My creators' technological dominance meant that the genetic arms race had arguably been won, but such a power had to be wielded with care. Industrial ecosystems were managed incredibly tightly, as the introduction or extinction of a single species could have catastrophic consequences without sufficient counterbalancing.
Outside of these carefully quarantined industrial ecosystems, the rest of the world was largely ignored, left to become wastelands of disease. Life prevailed, of course, even when my creators departed and all these ecosystems rapidly toppled...
...I can't imagine you cared for much of this. Sorry, little creature.
Amazing... this one is a neuro-spiritual stimulant. It records the experience of a moment where a monk lightly dips a finger into a stream of water, and then... his mind is flooded...
...with an astonishing...
...sense... of...
...enlightenment.
My apologies. The feeling is incredibly intense, even to me.
If I still had the equipment to allow you to read this pearl, you would share that same enlightenment. Experiences like these were impossibly rare, and maintaining the potency of the memory while exporting it into a mass-reproduceable pearl was incredibly difficult. The monk likely perished during that transfer process.
Still, the study of these pearls always led to breakthroughs in the karmic sciences, while public exposure to the enlightenment gave rise to...
...
Oh. The enlightening feeling has already worn off. This pearl's probably just the work of a con artist.
This one is a draft for an academic publication. It's probably a sham, as it seems to posit that the numerical accuracy of cusps in an epicycloidal model of karmic patterning correlates with dermal organization patterns. It is simply too unlikely that one's skin has anything to do with...
...This must bore you. Perhaps it would be more interesting to talk about you - the little critter in front of me!
With the life you live, I'm sure you're grimly aware that every animal is made of sacks of meat and circuitry. You, too, are no exception.
Like most of creatures around here, your skin emits surfactants to squeeze you through small spaces. Your brain is safely divided across tetrispheres in head, abdomen, and tail. Interestingly, I can see you have an incredibly hardy secondary gut, teeming with its very own ecosystem. Your body is supported by the help of many tiny, tiny bugs.
In fact - if you were to peer within yourself at a very, very small scale, you'd see that your whole body is a great swarm of simple little creatures, living and dying to make you possible.
I don't think your eyes have the ability to look that closely. Mine do, though - I'd say you're doing quite healthy for a wild animal!
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