Did you know, Kevas, that there is a deck that is home to a species of rodent far larger than normal size? And that they are surrounding a rather odd statue with a most curious sign?
Well, several things, really - I find the size of these rodents to be particularly strange and a tad alarming, and not to mention this statue that proclaims the need to be fed every two weeks. I have never heard of a statue needing food before, but I Suppose that anything is possible, really.
Well, not terribly long, I was just doing a bit of exploring, you see - sometimes one can find out quite a bit if they just look around them instead of just aimlessly staring, really - people are quite silly sometimes!
But not long, perhaps a few minutes or so, the rodents were a bit more distracting, I think.
Well now, that's a quite interesting though - though I rather think I would very much dislike being a chicken. I much prefer being myself, even if I am sometimes to small or too tall.
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[brb getting an UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL LOOK at it.]
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A while ago, the crew stopped looking after it and it began emitting gamma radiation at fatal levels.
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She takes a step back B|]
How positively odd - though I'm afraid I must ask: has it stopped doing such a thing?
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Why, how long have you spent with it?
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Gotta be since notin' exploded or sometin' yet.
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How long has it been here?
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But not long, perhaps a few minutes or so, the rodents were a bit more distracting, I think.
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I wonder what would happen if it weren't fed.
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[That is a very valid point, you know. Perhaps Alice should have thought this through a bit more.]
Well, they most certainly seem to be rather docile.
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