Item:Bulky dung beetle with a slightly curved horn
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| bulky dung beetle with a slightly curved horn | |
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| Look: | Black with a greenish iridescence, the insect's thorax tapers into an impressive horn that is over half the length of its body. Its broad front legs feature wavy indentations that help it dig. |
| Weight: | 1 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 37,500 Kronars30,000 Lirums <br />27,060 Dokoras <br />37.5 LTBpoints <br />37.5 Tickets <br />37.5 Scrips <br /> |
| Properties: |
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| Dimensions: | 1 length x 1 width x 1 height |
| Sources: | Source is Thorkim Family Farm 429/Pig Maze |
- STUDY: As you study the beetle, you think you could probably wear, remove, clean, flip, kiss, pinch, punish, rub, tap and tickle it.
- WEAR: You set your dung beetle on your shoulder. The beetle tenses briefly before getting a good grip.
- REMOVE: You carefully remove your dung beetle from your shoulder. The beetle squirms and tenses briefly before resigning itself to being picked up.
- CLEAN: Your dung beetle begins an elaborate grooming routine, using its mandibles to clean all of its legs before unfolding its membranous wings to clean them.
- FLIP when worn: You can't -- you're wearing it.
- FLIP when held: You try to flip your dung beetle onto its back for a belly rub, but the beetle quickly rights itself and clicks its mandibles at you.
- KISS when worn: You kiss a bulky dung beetle with a slightly curved horn!
- KISS when held: You think about kissing your dung beetle, but then you remember that it spends its days rolling around in dung and decide not to.
- PINCH: You give your dung beetle a squeeze. In response, the beetle jabs you with its horn. Ouch!
- PUNISH: You reach toward your dung beetle as if to squish it. In response, the beetle brandishes its horn warningly. On second thought, perhaps squishing it is not such a good idea.
- RUB: You gently pat your dung beetle on its thorax, and the beetle pulls its legs close to its body in a defensive posture. Evidently, it does not like to be rubbed.
- TAP: With one finger, you reach toward your dung beetle. The beetle investigates you with its long antennae.
- TICKLE: You try to tickle your dung beetle, but it grasps your finger with its legs and holds on tight. Did you really expect the beetle to laugh?