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Sevak remembered these little white things as they came down. They were the small white things that had came out of the big hard ovals before and wiggled instead of helping fight Big Flappy. The other slime didn't seem too bothered by either Big Flappy watching or the two small flappies coming...

Sevak didn't understand at all what was going on. Watching the furry similar creature do whatever it was doing confused it. This wasn't just some random creature with what was going on. That was obvious to Sevak, who knew well enough normal creatures to be sure that they couldn't just make weird...

How had this creature known he had wanted to always come back here? And where was the giant Black Flappy? How could it thank this creature though, as Sevak realized despite not knowing how that the weirdly same but different creature had indeed brought him to the place he had wanted to get to...

Sevak started to follow the creature for some reason. It wasn't sure if it was because of the noise, or the way the creature was acting, but something told the slime to follow it. So he started to follow the creature, wary of something else coming to attack them. Why was it heading back the way...

Sevak perked up when the other creature also perked up. It was curious about something and seemed somewhat nervous? Or worried? Just curious? Confused maybe? Sevak couldn't quite tell. It looked toward the direction the other creature - that the slime was deciding was also a slime - looked. What...

Sevak uncoiled slightly as the other creature started to circle. As it relaxed, the slime too relaxed and uncoiled more. Soon the other creature could truly get a good look at the mixed up mess the slime had become. A functional but mixed up mess. The slime itself couldn't help but notice the...

((I am alive.... I swear)) Sevak noticed the change in the other creature and something inside itself told it that was a natural response to its own response. Great. So it was angry and scared too. The noise also was quite odd. It almost hurt, with the sudden alternating between the rumbly...

Sevak could see it had pissed the other creature off. Great. Now what?? The slime shook its scales, the rattling occurring as its 6 legs moved instinctively to almost curl its own body... what was going on? The tail-bauble that released web was now in front of itself and shaking too, faintly...

The odd smell coming from ahead bothered Sevak slightly. It treaded forward more, but cautious this time instead of just aimlessly wandering. What was the creature? It was getting closer and easier to make out more of it as the six legs from the slime carried it toward the odd creature. The new...

Sevak tore into the odd long spiked thing again one last time after the wind, trying to get as much food as possible since it seemed food was scarce here. Some of the fluffier dry plant got back into its mouth, but the slime barely took notice now. It wasn't terribly happy about this all. What...

That could have been very bad. The odd tall pointy thing had fallen and crushed one of the round fuzzy things. That could have been him. He could be crushed under this. But, the realization of that didn't last very long once Sevak came to terms. Work on falling things better. Amusingly enough...

Sevak watched the odd tall rolling things fly past. Some bounced. Some rolled. The rolling reminded him of the past when he couldn't see. He knew it was rolling, having rolled many times from that point, but that also was the cause of his fear of The Dreaded Nothing. Falling. Those moments still...

Sevak felt much better now, though the bright light coming from everywhere was making it harder to see much of anything. What it could see was there was barely any organic left around. He moved forward slightly, blinded as his eyes adjusted again. Luckily this time the adjustment didnt take...

Sevak pressed up against the organic part, using the ruined part of his head section to absorb some of the organic it had found by accident. Bits of dirt and sand and ant were still jammed in that wound though, which made absorbing somewhat harder. Parts of the organic were able to break through...

The growing worried the slime without his head. He couldn't see. He liked to see. But, what was going on was inside him. Or at least it felt that way. That was distracting him from the pain of the fire ants and the pain slowly went away. This surprised the slime, but allowed it to start walking...