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Aggressive vegetables? This place really has everything. The seeds will be useful, though! Good timing, with Strider-kun starting that garden of his.
So you guys didn't get injured fighting them or anything?
So you guys didn't get injured fighting them or anything?
Nothing a bandaid or two wouldn't fix. we're completely fine!
[Well. Give her 5 minutes then! He'll hear a knock, and then the creak of doors.]
Hello? Dave?
Hello? Dave?
I completely agree. I'm exhausted thinking about it, but really, what choice do we have? There don't seem to be answers here, but there are things in the woods that we need.
Makes me wish I had the time and patience and ability to create a bulldozer.
Makes me wish I had the time and patience and ability to create a bulldozer.
[ welcome...to dave strider's house. it's got color like all the lived-in houses now, mostly red-themed, and there are random captcharoids of various people/items/places stuck on the walls for "art". there is also a very nice drawing of a crow that dave for sure did not do himself.
and a skeleton in an armchair, wearing one of those old peasant dresses.
and dave, looking into a pot full of water he has. ]
Oh, hey. I've got him right in here... [ there is in fact a blue lobster in the pot. MAGIC. ]
and a skeleton in an armchair, wearing one of those old peasant dresses.
and dave, looking into a pot full of water he has. ]
Oh, hey. I've got him right in here... [ there is in fact a blue lobster in the pot. MAGIC. ]
[Definitely a strange place. Far stranger than she imagined but she supposes not everyone has her tastes, nor Ochako's. What really matters is the lobster anyhow.
Except...]
I...is that a skeleton? Where on earth did that come from?
Except...]
I...is that a skeleton? Where on earth did that come from?
A skeleton in your closet. Seriously...
[Well, why is that any different than any other weird thing.]
Anyway. Your lobster. You have water ready to fill the tank? I can't actually create water with any nutrients in it.
[Well, why is that any different than any other weird thing.]
Anyway. Your lobster. You have water ready to fill the tank? I can't actually create water with any nutrients in it.
That's good.
I mean, I know you can take care of yourself, but I'd hate it if you or the others were hurt.
I mean, I know you can take care of yourself, but I'd hate it if you or the others were hurt.
Sylladex?
[...Okay, Dave she already thought you were weird.
Either way, she's starting to work on that tank, slowly creating it from her thigh.]
[...Okay, Dave she already thought you were weird.
Either way, she's starting to work on that tank, slowly creating it from her thigh.]
Unfortunately that's not really possible.
Too dense. I don't have the energy for even half of it.
Too dense. I don't have the energy for even half of it.
I know.
I feel the same way about you and the rest.
It's stressful, but we can't keep worrying like this, though.
I feel the same way about you and the rest.
It's stressful, but we can't keep worrying like this, though.
Density affects the time it takes and the amount of energy I have to spend. More dense means more lipids consumed, which is draining.
Something hollow like a pingpong ball is easier than a golf ball, for instance.
Something hollow like a pingpong ball is easier than a golf ball, for instance.
It is. It's why I have a special book filled with chemical compounds and schematics. Just in case.
I do, but only on a chemical level.
And it can't be something that provides nutrients for whatever reason.
And it can't be something that provides nutrients for whatever reason.
That's why I have the book. And really, once you know the chemical composition of something, that understanding doesn't go away.
Really, it's just learning, and that's my strength, anyway.
Really, it's just learning, and that's my strength, anyway.
Now you're just flattering me.
Thank you, though.
Thank you, though.
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