Look for a hole n the wall or some sort of low lying table with wood on the bottom were I cna make a home
You attempt to dig into the wall, but there's a rock-like substance in the way. It feels thin, but your claws scrape off of it without doing any damage, and so you abandon that plan.
You see another pod nearby, and from it's position you suspect that the occupants are under the desk. You head under the desk yourself and set up a camp, hoping to meet you neighbors soon.
Survey the sofa and build our first settlement.
The sofa rises up beyond your comprhension, soaring high into the skies. There's no way you could ever get up there without wings!
However, the underside is quite comfy. There's plenty of this odd, stringy sunbstance to weave buildings out of, and you do so, making a small village by one of the legs, made of this strange hanging, grey
stuff you found. You make sure to keep out of sight; you don't know what sort of predators there may be about!
Could I get in?
Name: Kath
Starting room: Child's Room
Description: Insectile, with eight appendages (six legs, two arms) and four eyes. They are generally colored a dark red, deepening to a reddish-purple with age.
Another pod hisses open, revealing a insectoid species. They clamber onto the soft, pink colord grassland. the grass comes in strange loops and is very hard to pull out of the ground. It rises almost to your heads, but it is navigable. Now, to find somewhere to found a colony!
(Note: Smalls do not have to eat, although obtaining extra food can be used as a stored population boost. Food is also a tradable good!)
Skreeblikis Alpha moved tires to move his pod under the sofa in the den, to get out of the harsh light.
There is no sofa here, but there is a desk that looks sort of like one, if you tilt your head and squint. There's something very large on top of the desk, something that hums and jitters. Beside it is a massive light, like a second sun. It casts a harsh light around the den, and, seeking refuge, you move under the desk.
There are many abandoned spiders webs here, and you take advantage of them, quickly weaving shelters out of the empty strands. You notice one or two living spiders staring at you as you go about your business, but they don't look like they think you're prey. Competition, perhaps? You'll have to work around these beings for a while, until you can do something.
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