Airs of Parabola
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How does the air smell here? Like a lullabye?
Levels | Airs of Parabola |
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1 | A spotted flank among the trees. It's there, then gone. |
2 | Through the foliage, you spot a buttered scone the size of a mattress. |
3 | The tree to your left sighs pointedly and walks away. |
4 | A bird lands in front of you and pulls the fragments of an eggshell up around itself. In a moment, it is encased. |
5 | Your skin glows warm with cosmogone rays. |
6 | A cloud forms behind you and follows you, always two paces behind. |
7 | The path becomes a vast serpent, and crawls away. |
8 | Buried in the glass is a hand-mirror. Look into it, and you can see a factory full of Clay Men. |
9 | A cow rages at you from behind a tree. When you go to look, it is ashamed of itself, and apologises for the strength of its language. |
10 – 19 | A spotted flank among the trees. It's there, then gone. |
20 – 29 | It has begun to snow feathers. |
30 – 39 | The grass reproves you for stepping on it. Its accent is hard to place. Hungarian? |
40 – 49 | A parade of spiders strolls past you. One waves. Two others are carrying a banner in support of the cultivation of flies. |
50 – 59 | The wind is in a foul mood. |
60 – 69 | Your left knee has begun to sing a walking-song. |
70 – 79 | There are fish in the air, flocking as birds would. |
80 – 89 | When you breathe, the air is slow to come out of your lungs again. It pools inside like caramel. |
90 – 94 | Something is walking behind you. |
95 – 98 | Something is walking behind you exactly in your footsteps. Do not turn around. |
99 – 100 | Your clothes grow moody and talk amongst themselves. |