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2015-02-08 11:41 pm (UTC)
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Likewise. Dropped in to the ocean with a gigantic bug-fish. I get the feeling the primitives are trying to lure us in to a trap, but we've managed to avoid it so far. Everyone's on edge.
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2015-02-09 12:15 am (UTC)
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[ dropped into the ocean....wow ]
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The tribes where we were had fairly straightforward traps: pitfalls, lines across the ground.
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Be cautious, Havoc. Lovely things are often deadly.
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2015-02-09 12:59 am (UTC)
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I've heard people in my group theorize our group of natives is working with the trees, but. I don't speak tree. They keep filching things as well.
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I've done my time in the Amazon. It makes you wary of the colorful things. Of everything really.
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2015-02-09 05:21 am (UTC)
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Their file indicated they're connected to the other native species through an empathic bond. I wouldn't trust the trees, personally.
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Sorry about your belongings. Might be a wash.
[ a wash. get it???????? no ok pun not actually intended...... ]
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2015-02-09 01:02 pm (UTC)
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I was never inclined to trust a plant in the first place. So.
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Then again the plants on my earth don't get more intelligent than a venus fly-trap.
[haha noh-varr, haha...]
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Likewise. Dropped in to the ocean with a gigantic bug-fish. I get the feeling the primitives are trying to lure us in to a trap, but we've managed to avoid it so far. Everyone's on edge.
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FROM: varr.noh@cdc.org
The tribes where we were had fairly straightforward traps: pitfalls, lines across the ground.
FROM: varr.noh@cdc.org
Be cautious, Havoc. Lovely things are often deadly.
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FROM: havoc@cdc.org
I've heard people in my group theorize our group of natives is working with the trees, but. I don't speak tree. They keep filching things as well.
FROM: havoc@cdc.org
I've done my time in the Amazon. It makes you wary of the colorful things. Of everything really.
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Their file indicated they're connected to the other native species through an empathic bond. I wouldn't trust the trees, personally.
FROM: varr.noh@cdc.org
Sorry about your belongings. Might be a wash.
[ a wash. get it???????? no ok pun not actually intended...... ]
no subject
I was never inclined to trust a plant in the first place. So.
FROM: havoc@cdc.org
Then again the plants on my earth don't get more intelligent than a venus fly-trap.
[haha noh-varr, haha...]