Aug. 29, 2024
Paleontology Museum (The Vibe of the Day (12.07.2024))
Everywhere are skeletons, bones, and bone fragments of prehistoric amphibians, dinosaurs, and extinct reptiles and mammals. It seems that you are incarcerated in the fiery brick-walled maze of a museum. The life-giving fire itself went out long ago from the lack of fresh air. The bones are not charred, for they are solid stone, hard and cold. Despite rising temperatures both inside and outside, the humidity is unvaryingly high. The air is stale, and nothing can be reignited.
The bones got warmer, nay, they are neutral. They literally lost their touch. As you wander through the halls with petrified remnants of beasts of yore, you do not stop to admire them. You see traces of the past but do not feel it.
You are near a gargantuan skull of a mammoth. Grim sentinel of the wreckage of Nature, with its tusks it shows you two ways to follow. However, you pick neither of them. You are not a skeleton, so the paths of the dead are impassable to you. As a human being, you have a path of freedom and that you take. You see the exit from the maze. Having scorned extinct rulers of the Earth, you are extruded from their sanctuary. You join other hectic, disrespectful people, yet destined to become the past, either buried in oblivion or displayed in museums pegged into the pedestal or hanging fixed on the wall.
Everywhere, there are skeletons, bones, and bone fragments of prehistoric amphibians, dinosaurs, and extinct reptiles and mammals.
The life-giving fire itself went out long ago from the lack of fresh air.
Paleontology Museum (The Vibe of the Day (12.07.2024))
Everywhere are skeletons, bones, and bone fragments of prehistoric amphibians, dinosaurs, and extinct reptiles and mammals.
It seems thatlike you are incarcerated in the fiery brick-walled maze of a museum.
The life-giving fire itself went out long ago from the lack of fresh air.
The bones are not charred, for they are solid stone, hard and cold.
Despite rising temperatures both inside and outside, the humidity is unvaryingly high.
The air is stale, and nothing can be reignited.
The bones got warmer, nay, they are neutral.
They literally lost their touch.
As you wander through the halls with petrified remnants of beasts of yore, you do not stop to admire them.
You see traces of the past but do not feel it.
You are near a gargantuan skull of a mammoth.
Grim sentinel of the wreckage of Nature, with its tusks it shows you two ways to follow.
However, you pick neither of them.
You are not a skeleton, so the paths of the dead are impassable to you.
As a human being, you have a path of freedom and that you take.
You see the exit from the maze.
Having scorned extinct rulers of the Earth, you are extrudpelled from their sanctuary.
I had never heard extruded before, I would have used expelled before looking it up.
You join other hectic, disrespectful people, yetalso destined to become the past, either buried in oblivion or displayed in museums, pegged into thelaced upon a pedestal or hanging fixed on the wall.
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Everywhere are skeletons, bones, and bone fragments of prehistoric amphibians, dinosaurs, and extinct reptiles and mammals. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Everywhere, there are skeletons, bones, and bone fragments of prehistoric amphibians, dinosaurs, and extinct reptiles and mammals. |
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It seems that you are incarcerated in the fiery brick-walled maze of a museum. It seems |
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The life-giving fire itself went out long ago from the lack of fresh air. This sentence has been marked as perfect! The life-giving fire |
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The bones are not charred, for they are solid stone, hard and cold. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Despite rising temperatures both inside and outside, the humidity is unvaryingly high. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The air is stale, and nothing can be reignited. The air is stale |
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The bones got warmer, nay, they are neutral. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They literally lost their touch. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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As you wander through the halls with petrified remnants of beasts of yore, you do not stop to admire them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You see traces of the past but do not feel it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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As a human being, you have a path of freedom and that you take. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You see the exit from the maze. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Having scorned extinct rulers of the Earth, you are extruded from their sanctuary. Having scorned extinct rulers of the Earth, you are ex I had never heard extruded before, I would have used expelled before looking it up. |
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You join other hectic, disrespectful people, yet destined to become the past, either buried in oblivion or displayed in museums pegged into the pedestal or hanging fixed on the wall. You join other hectic, disrespectful people, |
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You are near a gargantuan skull of a mammoth. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Grim sentinel of the wreckage of Nature, with its tusks it shows you two ways to follow. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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However, you pick neither of them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You are not a skeleton, so the paths of the dead are impassable to you. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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