The white knights are making their final stand. It will not be long until The black sludge is done fusing all the white fungi warriors into their horribly mutated ranks. And thus kind of ends the arena fight.
You have all fought well.
This has to be toughest slice of bread that i've ever seen, by now a normal piece of bread out of Shoggoth would be all covered in white, delicious fuzzy fungi. And i can explain why.
When i pushed in this little amount of bread, Shoggoth was filled with rain water, it absorbed most of the Fungi ridden water, so basicly this bread is filled with a sewer. Which isn't really nutrient.
I might push it down into The deep layers.
On this picture you can also see the sludge climbing on the electric wire, as well as some of the bread sticking on it showing how big the bread originally was.
Moving on...
That mess in the middle? It's starting look like a damn planet's atmosphere or something. On this picture that is. Being surrounded by the original black sludge spots, it seems to be the fastest re-coloring part of the pot. at the black piece on the bottom of the picture kind of reminds me of waves hitting the coast.
The black sludge really likes negative charged electricity to, it seems.
And that red spot with the bug skeleton in the middle? Sweet.
All in all, it was a good day.
You fought well my white bretheren...
ReplyDeleteAwww, I was rooting of the white fuzz.
ReplyDeleteIt looked so cool!
SHOGGOTH IS OFFICIALLY AS OLD AS KWEEKSEL NOW
ReplyDeleteas apposed to positively charged electricity?
ReplyDelete"negative chardged electricity"
ReplyDeletelol'd
Wasn't the black mold supposed to be super dangerous for humans?
ReplyDeleteHell goo here too lazy to log in:
ReplyDeleteOH FUCK I FORGOT ABOUT THE DAY OLDER THAN KWEEKSEL THING.
And yes toxic black mold. :3
Also, i'm retarded when it comes to physics, so meh negative power.
How about for your next step, you start adding mechanical or biomechanical components?
ReplyDeleteThis might be of interest: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn8718
You could probably find a way to do something similar with Shoggoth. Shoggoth isn't a slime mold, so he couldn't really control a robot, but he could act as a sort of digestive system for one, since bacteria can be used to generate electricity (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080103101137.htm).
A robot could be made to somehow detect food and take it into a stomach containing Shoggoth. Shoggoth would eat the food and the bacteria in him would generate electricity that would power the robot.
okay this is probably outside of your capabilities without lots of funding and a background in engineering but i still like the idea of furthering shoggoth's evolution with machines
anyone have any simpler ideas?