Turn 3:[3] The Herald enters a meteor mountain and creates a bubble of air inside its
Celestial Iron Ore core. He pushes outward, creating a square room. The
Ore protects the room from radiation. He decides he'll do the rest later.
[5]
The Shifter forges five magnificent octagonal pillars of pure
VOID and hammers them into the tops of his five mountains. The shock waves interfere with each other, shaping the ocean floor between the pillars into an intricate five-pointed star pattern. The will of
The Shifter rules absolute in the region known as
The Silent Stones.
[1]
Nerjin attempts to mutate the thermovoric silicoid bacteria into lava worms. They turn into hideous lave-worms instead, capable of penetrating most organisms and, at first, laving them of their pains. This is soon followed by laving the organism of all feeling and thought and then lay
ving its red-hot eggs inside. Even if the eggs are removed and the host survives the process, there is no lave of its mind.
[2] The Consequence steals some
Celestial Iron away into a pocket dimension, which it promptly loses track of. There will be consequences, of course.
[6] Holden creates his golden-noded vacuum sphere of pure unspecificium beneath the Isle of Light. In its eagerness, Holden makes it bigger than planned; big enough to lift the Isle off the lava sea. It is unbalanced, so one end of the Isle of Light stays on the sea, and that end is eventually pushed
into the sea. Only half of the Isle remains above the surface, and it is perpendicular to the surface. [1] The Isle collapses under the strain; only the sphere remains.
[5]
Eskcanta brings a crab plant to the archipelago and mutates it into crabby-grass. The crabby-grass quickly spreads across the islands. Near one of the mutagenic mountains, the crabby-grass mutates further, becoming crabby-palms; amphibious palm-like trees that walk around on crab legs and drop hairy crab-nuts on anything that provokes it.
[2]
Acheron finds that inside the thick trunks of the Thicket, some life remains. He quickly infuses it with some elan vital and it quickly overtakes the whole thicket, and more. It grows roots into the icy ground and pine-like spires on top. They have thin leaves and use cones for reproduction. However, some of the roots grow into remains of the mutagenic meteor that hit it earlier. It is corrupted and mutates, growing its spires warped and muscular. They wave around, seeking blood.
[5]
Argentia, in a bid to protect the young life, places arches of white marble inlaid with silver swirls in each region with life. This ensures that no species will ever go extinct in their home region.
[6]
Gorgamast creates a magnificent temple of bones on his island. The crab plants find their habitat shrinking.
[2] The nuclear bacteria form a parasitic symbiosis with the crabby-grass.
[4+1] With
Argentia's help, the crab plants survive and adapt to the bone temple, infesting it.
[1+1] The plant crabs are saved by the life-giving power from
Argentia's ward, but the population pressure causes them to adapt to living under water. They are now sub-marine creatures.
[2] The generic bacteria evolve into poisonous sea-sponges in region A18.
[5] The thermovoric silicoid bacteria are thriving. They spread to regions B12 and B14, creating andesite and rhyolite plains respectively.
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