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• Take the cave below us, for example. It once was home to grubs, bats, drakes, spiders, but now harbors oozes and cave trolls exclusively. None of the other species can compete.
• Isn't that natural?
• No, it's not. Cave trolls usually are very solitary creatures, but in that cave they are living together as a group. It's very strange. I hope to find the cause.
• My bodyguard and I are here to study the species changes. Recently, there's been a torrent of invasive species to the area that are completely destroying the ecosystem.
• Invasive species?
• Krait weren't the only thing driven up from the south. We're seeing all kinds of foreign species in the area. Many of them are more aggressive, as well, owing to the change in habitat.
• Disguised Seraph
• Move in!
• When I was young, we didn't have elementals running around the city, doing everyone's chores for them. Folks did their work with their own two hands.
• You don't like it here?
• I didn't say that. That castle sure is pretty nice. I'd like to go there someday. Some of the other villagers go to live there. I keep hoping for an invitation, myself.
• Do you ever get to see the villagers who moved there?
• It is very nice.
• No, but that's not surprising. A place as elegant as that... I'm sure they're just wrapped up in their new lives. And it is very isolated up there. (sigh) I'll admit, I'm jealous.
• Maybe someday you'll get to go there.
• I'd love to chat, but your krewe chief is looking for you, and I'm due at the judges' table. I look forward to being impressed.
• Onward! Into the fray!
• Grandma is so funny. All of the elementals here really creep her out.
• Why doesn't she like them?
• I don't know. She's not actually afraid of them or anything. My mom says Grandma just has trouble handling change. She just came to live with us recently, after all. But she seems to like the castle.
• Well, that's nice.
• Quaggan misses the water.
• Where did everyone...? No one move! You might step on a progeny!
• Quick! Grab a sizemachanger from a desk and help me return these progenies to their normal size!
• Are you one of the progenies?
• Everyone has been restored to an acceptable and appropriate size.
• For our next lesson, we're going to explore the concept of size.
• Each of you should have a sizemachanger at your station. Don't touch them until I show you how they work.
• What does this button do?
• I said not to touch anything. Sizemachangers are not toys.
• Anything can be a toy, if you throw caution to the wind.
• Well, I believe that concludes today's lesson on relative sizes.
• No! Just one more time. Please? Only this time, make us giants!
• Reply—sent. That—jackal. How—dare—he—impugn—me—with—lies. I—should—throttle—him. DEL-X99—returns—regards.
• To—be—your—assistant—would—grant—me—everlasting—happiness. Signed: an—admirer.
• Incorrigible!
• Do—you—wish—to—respond?
• Give me a moment to gather and sharpen my thoughts.
• Classic Hama. But now I will have no competitors in my development of the Spectragon.
• Bah! Statistics!
• My "first passion"? Of course! I would make a brilliant golemancer!
• Cheer on your favorite lab! Root for your golemancer idols! Let that special golem detect the love!
• Incinergen! Incinergen!
• Terranexic! Terranexic!
• Aeronotics! Aeronotics!
• You are a mega-machine, KA-1080. You did me proud.
• Words—of—praise—recognized—and—acknowledged.
• These golems didn't come to play—they came to do major structural damage.
• We'll burn your corpses in the ashes of our village!
• Tu'scratchtak