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I'm not sure giants should start in the reefs. Reefs are kinda delicate and have a tenancy to be sharp.

shhhh new hosts :3

My avatar is an immaterial elemental entity of both ice and flame, existing in and of itself as a physical oxymoron and inflicting not only flame and frost damage (*geek snort*), but also mind damage (*extra geek snort*) for the sheer fact of its existence simply confounding any who gaze upon it, which leads directly to brain mush(*super geek snort*).

Yet I still lose because yours is the fucking periodic table. Well played.

Avoid the bush for now, but keep keenly aware of it. Attempt to move Dhaagoth inside, without further damaging her wing. If anything should come out of the bushes, raise my hackles and hiss loudly at it, and engage if it attempts to harm us.

0/10 avatar broken

As a note, because of the way buoyancy and impact and all works, I have a feeling the buckshot strategy will be a lot less effective than you expect...or will need truly immense numbers of krill.

Like enough to satisfy a Garooda.

I was thinking it'd be less effective because of the slowdown caused by water resistance, and would be more akin to any predators just having little iron blobs rolling off their skin.

Seadain
The Seadain as a collective felt the growth of the population rather quickly as the waters became saturated with pheromones. However, they had more uses than just that. The Seadain utilized their host for their own purpose, but keeping them alive seemed to improve population growth.

Begin evolving two sets of glands on each Seadain. One set of glands is receptory, picking up on the neural impulses of the host creature, and they second is excretory, putting out chemicals which have various secretions.

(Think adrenaline, seratonin, etc, many chemicals in modern-day creatures. It would have similar effect)

Wake up in gene lab. Groggily look around, then snap to attention remembering Dhaagoth. Explore my room and nearby rooms looking for her.

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