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Psyke

"WE SEEK!"

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Do as I say and not as I do

"That curiosity is likely to get you killed one of these days," I scold her. "Obviously you can't pick everything. Be sensible about it."

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Every Thing has a price. More productive carvers = more ants not following torpor. The nameless ones will probably adapt the same mutation to their carapace and blend more effectively to their Environment with infusing their carapace with Mana from their surrounding(may be able to infuse different mana other than shadow in the future for Going to other stratas).

Stone took the previous levels of ease of digging to all new heights, earth and stone positively crumbling away whenever my mandibles got even close to them, the mana leaching out and into the rock, dissolving it from within. This could be useful for the carvers…

Chrysalis

Fantasy · RinoZ

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Anthony -> Ant Vader?

But then, I also need to pick which of the four new magics I'm going to grind up in order to get access to the next level of magic. I'm quite tempted by metal and wood both, but I think I'm going to have to go with force. It sounds way too useful to turn down. I mean, kinetic energy, on tap? The only limiting factor is mana and my ability to wield it!

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Fantasy · RinoZ

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Foreshadowing

All sorts of different bits and pieces that I hadn't even considered before… The idea of being able to have a body that is essentially powered by mana alone… I suppose it makes perfect sense as you get lower down and the mana becomes more dense, but it's a different thing, seeing it for myself. Does this mean that Crinis might eventually be able to transmute her entire body into actual shadow? Just… be a living shadow and jump out of the dark at people? That's terrifying! Or Tiny! Could he just make himself into lightning? That would be… that would be rad as heck…

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Fantasy · RinoZ

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They steal precious time for torpor by working non-stop, theyare even came up with plans to evade the police.

Preparations complete, she gathered her tea pot, tray and small selection of home baked biscuits and moved out of her apartment, closing the newly installed door behind her. The door itself was an impressive piece of work, intricately carved with leaves and scrolls of ivy that framed her name placed right in the centre. A pair of smaller ants had come and placed it only yesterday, using their strangely mobile front claws to nail on the hinges to the wooden frame they glued onto the smooth stone. It didn't have a lock, the ants didn't seem to see the need for locks amongst their private chambers. She idly wondered if thieving was ever an issue amongst the members of the Colony, but quickly dismissed the thought. What would they even steal from each other? As far as she could tell, they didn't have possessions!