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𝙴𝚟𝚎𝚕𝚢𝚗 𝙲𝚊𝚛𝚗𝚊𝚑𝚊𝚗 ([personal profile] libraritology) wrote in [community profile] entranceway2013-01-30 12:11 pm

[video] IT IS ROCKS, WHAT COULD GO WRONG?

[Far below Wonderland's rolling hills and questionable forests lies a complex, cavernous maze that put the one in the gardens to shame - a veritable labyrinth of natural passages and crevices, pools and underwater tunnels. A subterranean system that has yet to be properly explored and documented.

Behold, then, Wonderland's very own intrepid explorer and wannabe archaeologist!

Evelyn has set up something of an encampment site a little ways from the basement steps into the caves. A steady drip...drip...drip in the background accompanies the brushing sounds of her tools on stone, and she very excitedly picks up some of her samples before taking them back to a lantern-lit table. She switches on her communicator.
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I've discovered something really quite remarkable, it- the geological strata here is a complex amalgamation of impossible stones and rock formations, many of which should be separated geographically by thousands of miles, much like the plants above ground, but here...here there are veins of pyrope garnet right next to limestone stalagmites, enormous calcium deposits, and chalk beds, of all things!

[Physically impossible, by all accounts. Next thing you know there will be dwarves mining for precious gems down here.]

I'm not certain if anyone else has made findings regarding the cave system, but if you have, please let me know; I'd very much like to share notes.
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[personal profile] donttestme 2013-03-24 04:06 pm (UTC)(link)
... It shoots holes.







[Nope, Chell can do better than that:]

And makes portals.

[Though admittedly she doesn't really want to explain portal mechanics right now.]