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Cassowary wrote:
I wonder why green fur hasn't evolved. Seems like good camouflage. Well, when in the wild. When in a city of stone and steel, not so much.

raen wrote:Could I get four more pots please? And I'd like to name them Aerdyn, Mikan, Jikasa, and Bane. I'd also like to breed Kilia and Ferden and my two angel mice. I'd also like to feed a white potion to Anda. Sending the trade. :)

More pots! You've got a bumper crop of hungry, carnivorous plants now. Hmm. Maybe you should've thought things through a but more.

You breed your colorful mice and get some colorful babies. Brown is a color.



The angels, however, don't seem to be wanting to do the nasty, as they are pure and holy and all that jazz.

Anda gets a white potion, which turns her a rather pale color. Hmm.

Derpy wrote:Oh, my. :t-blush:

Name her "Angelina".

Oh, don't worry, Test Subject.. You will be the luckiest.*evil grin*

Herbstblatt wrote:Color experiments. :yarly:
Feed two red potions to my unnamed ghost mouse.
Feed two blue potions to the unnamed angel mouse.

And, my masterplan for taking over the world with green: Release five male and five female green mice. :evil:
Lets see how long it takes for somebody to catch a wild green mouse. :wee:

And no worries about the Lair updating, I was just looking at it to see what I could do. :D

Colors! Yay!

You've tried colors with the normal mice; what about the... less normal ones?

You try to feed your ghost two red potions. It drips through him and puddles on the flood. You'll have to scrub that out later.
You have better luck with the angel mouse, though its wings stubbornly remain white.



Welp, time to spread color to the world. You release some of your green mice. They look at you, confused. They don't really want to leave - you gave them plenty of food, and they were safe - but eventually they wander off.

Derpy wrote:Okay, now for some color time.
I would like 4 color potions. 2 yellow, 1 pink and one red.
Feed Colton a yellow, then feed Test Subject the red one. As for Rose, feed her the pink one.
Now, heart break time. Feed Fluffle and my unnamed female to Colton. *sends golds*

You purchase a... phoursome of potions. See, it's totally alliteration.

Colton gets a yellow one, turning him a rather unsightly shade.

Test subject gets the red potion, and turns a muted pinkish red, while Rose gets the pink one and turns a nice pink. Not exactly a rosy pink, but certainly pink.

raen wrote:I'm guessing that we can hunt for mice now that the event has ended. So I'd like to put a piece of cheese in a jar and place it near mice tracks. Hopefully I catch a green one, they were cute hehe.

Hmm. The mice ought to be recovering in numbers after the ordeal - they are, after all, mice. You set out a trap and lie in wait. Soon, you hear a squeak. You walk out and find a brown mouse in the jar. They're back!

Firebird wrote:I would like to buy some feeder mice about 30=3k

feed all my plants until full.

can i buy two red potions and feed them to Gretta

I am going to try a Four way breeding between Cho, Rodrick, and Audry and Gretta
(tell me how much thatd be Maybe i can take a hand in Grafting if need be

You purchase a squabble of feeder mice and promptly turn around and feed them to your plants. You've got a lot of plants now, so each only get 3-4. Some are filled, others are still hungry. At least you got something from your bother. Two somethings, rather.



Then you feed a couple of red potions to Gretta. Hm. She's turned redder, and her spots are fading.

Now for something... different. As you approach your miniature garden, you wonder how you're going to go about doing this. They're just plants after all, so some sort of... cross-pollination thing ought to be possible. You're just not sure how.

An idea strikes you, and you hustle out to grab a paintbrush. Rushing back, you carefully approach Cho first and try to tickle some pollen out of her. She "sneezes", a small puff coming out. Okay, good. You move onto the other plants, with varied results. Rodrick is cooperative, but Audry snaps at you, and you're almost not able to get a sample. Lastly, you wrestle with Gretta a bit - thick gloves help a lot - and dust all the pollen from the other plants onto her.

Some time later, Gretta produces a seed. You place it in an empty pot and wait for it to grow.

Herbstblatt wrote:Two pots, please. Unnamed for now.
One terracotta scroll, please.
And eight jars, please.

Edit: I'm not sure if this is a good thing, but I want one of the pitch black scrolls and use it. Even though I fear the results. I'm curious!

Spoiler

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Name: - | Name: -
It's just dirt. In a pot.


Name: Rija
Gender: Female


Name: Arios
Gender: Male


Name: Ina
Gender: Female


Name: Elior
Gender: Male


Name: Alina
Gender: Female


Name: Virian
Gender: Male


Name: Olis
Gender: Male


Name: Nelia
Gender: Female


Name: Delios
Gender: Male


Name: Lina
Gender: Female

3 x
Gender: Male

4 x
Gender: Female

18 x
Gender: Male

17 x
Gender: Female

10 x
Gender: Male

3 x
Gender: Female

22 x
Gender: Male

17 x
Gender: Male

5 x
Gender: Female


Inventory
26 x

TheTreeTurtle wrote:/sheds tear

I would like to buy:
>>White Feeder Mouse-Male-Unnamed

Pour the Green Dye and Blue Dye on it.

And if at all possible, can I wrap it in a bow? xD I will pay extras.

You're feeling like having a bit of fun today. Why not paint a mouse up? You traipse down to the store and purchase a new feeder mouse - a male today. why not? - and then pour a couple of dyes onto it. It does not seem pleased by your actions. The color is rather drippy. And to top it all off, you tie a bright ribbon around it. Pink, of course. What other color is there for such a deed?



You might as well kill the poor thing now to put it out of its misery.