#AREA
Honeypot Ants~
Phobos~
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#68500
Nothing~
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#68501
In the Shadow of a Giant Cactus~
You stand before the largest cactus you have ever seen.  Nearly one

hundred feet high and half as wide, the massive green cactus towers over

the desert, a splash of color in a barren land.  Nestled between the

man-sized spines of the huge plant, lovely flowers bloom in a splendor of

crimson.  A gaping archway has been cut in the base of the cactus,

allowing easy exit and entrance.

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cactus~
This immense specimen of desert flora stands straight and tall.  Two

arm-like limbs protrude from the main body stalk.  The left limb is

turned up, while the right limb is turned down.  Crimson flowers cover

the upper regions of the cactus.

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archway entrance north~
A symmetrical opening has been expertly cut out of the giant cactus. 

Obviously an old cut, the green flesh of the cactus has had time to heal

and a thick skin has grown over the sliced portions.

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#68502
Within the Giant Cactus~
You stand inside a huge green chamber.  A transluscent amber material

creates the floor for the chamber above, as well as the ceiling of this

chamber.  The walls of this wide room are the verdant green of the

cactus' inner flesh.  Sticky beads of moisture run down the green walls,

collecting in dewy puddles on the floor of the chamber.  In the middle of

the room is a large, round pole about four feet in diameter.  The smooth,

polished pole runs up through a wide hole in the amber ceiling.

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walls~
The inner flesh of the huge cactus is a deep green and beads of sticky

moisture continually run down to collect in puddles on the floor of the

chamber.

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up amber ceiling~
The thick sheet of amber material that hangs overhead is clear enough to

see through.  Marks the size of a gnome's foot appear as black dots on

the other side of the amber.  A large pole runs up through a wide hole in

the amber.

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hole pole~
The pole runs upward as far as the eye can see.  There is room all around

the pole, plenty of space for someone to climb up the pole and through

the hole.

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puddle~
A thick, viscous golden liquid lies in a puddle on the floor.

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#68503
Giant Cactus - A Central Chamber~
You stand on a sheet of amber material that is covered with a layer of

sticky liquid.  Tracks dot the surface of the transluscent material,

though the viscous layer of a honey-like substance makes the source of

those tracks impossible to determine.  The brilliant green walls of the

are wide and the chamber has exits to all four directions.  A pole of a

polished dark substance runs through the center of the floor and

continues up through the amber ceiling.

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amber is a honey-like substance that hardens, secreted from the ants.

look pole

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#68504
Giant Cactus - A Tiny Side Chamber~
The walls of this small chamber are full of empty holes.  Quite obviously

dug recently out of the cactus' flesh, the holes are a brilliant green

color which is at odds with the duller green of the rest of the chamber. 

A few scraps of cactus flesh are scattered about the floor, though most

of it seems to have been cleared away.

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flesh~
A few scraps of cactus flesh lay here, verdant green and juicy.

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#68505
Giant Cactus - A Tiny Side Chamber~
Small indentations are scratched into the walls of this chamber.  Set

apart at intervals of about two feet, the circular indentations are quite

obviously part of a deliberate pattern.  Tiny scraps of cactus flesh have

fallen to the floor as they were gouged out of the walls.  The marks in

the walls are a bright green which contrasts against the dull green of the

walls.

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indentations~
Each indentation is about two inches in diameter.  The bright green color

is the hue of recently gouged cactus flesh.

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#68506
Giant Cactus - A Tiny Side Chamber~
This small green chamber appears to be a storage area for a syrupy golden

liquid.  A myriad of holes have been dug out of the wall and filled in

with golden liquid.  A hard amber material caps off the holes, keeping the

syrup safely inside.  All along the floor are the tracks of what looks

like some large insect.

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floor tracks~
The small slash-like tracks appear to be those of a massive ant.

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#68507
Giant Cactus - A Tiny Side Chamber~
The walls of this tiny side-chamber are riddled with holes.  Each hole is

filled with a golden liquid, and capped with a hard, transluscent material

of the same color.  Tiny beads of the golden liquid run every so slowly

down the walls of the cactus as they overflow the confines of their holes.

The green walls of the chamber are marred by scratches all around the

holes.  A few half-dug holes dot the western wall.

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honey in the holes.

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west~
The beginnings of new holes have been scratched out of the wall here. 

Only a few inches deep at the moment, the holes seem to be half finished.

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holes wall~
Each hole is about a foot in diameter and it is impossible to see how

deep they extend into the cactus.  A viscous golden liquid is held in

each hole.

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#68508
Giant Cactus - A Central Chamber~
Standing on a sheet of transluscent amber material, you can look down

through the floor and see a blurry image of the floor beneath you.  A pole

of polished dark amber runs up through the floor, continuing on through

the ceiling to provide passage higher into the cactus.  Four chambers have

been cut out of the green walls of the cactus.

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pole~
This wide rod seems to be of the same material as the amber floor, though

it lacks the sticky layer of syrup that coats the floor, giving it a

darker cast.

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You can see the next level down through the transluscent amber floor.

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#68509
Giant Cactus - A Tiny Side Chamber~
Green surrounds you as you step into this small side chamber.  The little

room is no more than twelve feet across and appears to have no designated

use.  Pale green liquid sweats from the wall to run in little beads down

to the floor of the chamber.  The eastern wall is slashed and torn as

though something has been digging at it.

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trapped wasp

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east wall~
The wall has bears enormous scratches and gouges, as though something

were trying to claw its way out.

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#68510
Giant Cactus - A Chamber of Red Petals~
The fleshy green inside of the cactus has been hollowed out to form a

small side chamber.  The walls glisten with sticky juice, secreted from

the living cactus.  Covered in crimson, the floor is strewn with lovely

red petals that are almost as large as a gnome.  The almost sickly-sweet

smell of the petals permeates the area.

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these petals are from the blossoms outside the cactus

petal acode

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petals floor~
The petals are a deep, brilliant crimson color which almost

seems to glow.  They are seemingly strewn in a random order, though they

are stacked five high throughout.

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#68511
Giant Cactus - A Storage Chamber~
The chamber here seems to be used for storing various objects.  A jumble

of items lie around the room, each coated liberally with a syrupy golden

liquid.  The verdant walls of the chamber drip with a pale green liquid

which slowly runs down to puddle on the floor among the clutter of

objects.

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pile~
Many items lie here, covered so thoroughly in honey that it would be

impossible to extract most of them.

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#68512
Giant Cactus - A Pool of Liquid~
The green walls of this chamber run with a pale liquid.  The room is

humid and a sickly sweet smell permeates the area.  A section of the floor

has been hollowed out to create a depression in the middle of the room.  A

puddle of pale green liquid has accumulated in the depression.  Ripples

spread out from the center of the pool as the cactus juice drips down into

the puddle.

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pool puddle~
This shallow pool in the center of the room is about five feet wide.  It

is filled with a pale green liquid.

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#68513
Giant Cactus - A Central Chamber~
A pole of a dark, polished, amber-like substance runs vertically through

the center of the room.  The transluscent, deep-yellow floor of the

chamber has a wide hole in the center to allow the pole to run through it. 

The floor is anchored into the brilliant green flesh of the cactus.  Hewn

out of the giant plant, four small, rounded archways form the entrances

to four seperate chambers.

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the rooms in this level are a little blah.  I lost my inspiration after

north, cuz I couldnt think of a way to make little larvas exciting :P Any

suggestions would be helpful.

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pole~
This thick, polished pole of a dark yellowish substance appears to be the

same material as that of the floor through which it runs.  Continuing up

and down through the cactus, it looks like this pole would be easy to

climb.

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#68514
Giant Cactus~
The floor of this chamber is littered with orderly piles of opaque

amber-colored eggs.  Set in stacks of five eggs per pile, each stack is

set at an orderly interval about three paces of a small gnome apart.  The

green walls and floor are coated with a thin film of a transluscent amber

material which seems to be secreted from the walls.

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eggs piles stacks~
Each of these eggs is a globe about one foot in diameter and

is an opaque amber color. The outer shell is leathery and rather yielding,

easy to for soft larva to break out of.  The eggs are set in orderly

piles.

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#68515
Giant Cactus - Ruined Chamber~
This section of the cactus has been torn apart by some large entity.

Large gouges and scrapes in the green walls of the cactus were obviously

made by something trying to get in.  The northern wall is almost

completely gone and the larvae which were housed in it appear to have

become the tasty meal of a large predator.  A few small larvae lie on the

floor, obviously dead.

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larvae floor~
These foot-long larvae are yellowish in color, though they are beginning

to dry out and fade to grey.  A few have large gouges in them.

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#68516
Giant Cactus -- An Egg Chamber~
A couple of stacks of amber eggs sit off to one side of this small,

rounded chamber.  The rest of the chamber is littered with the shells of

the amber globes which once held what must now be ant larvae.  The cast

off shells of the eggs have dried into dangerously sharp shards of an

amber-like material. The room is curiously humid; a sticky greenish liquid

seeps from the green walls to puddle on the floor in various places.

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shells floor shards amber~
The amber shells which litter the floor are dangerously sharp.  They are

shattered into a myriad of pieces which cover the floor of the chamber

almost completely.

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puddles liquid~
Beads of this greenish liquid run slowly down the walls of the chamber to

collect in small puddles.  The liquid smells sickly sweet and slightly

floral.

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#68517
Giant Cactus - The Ant Nursery~
The walls of this small side chamber are riddled with large holes.  In

almost every hole, a small, yellowish larva squirms around.  The holes are

partially covered up by a transluscent amber-colored substance, ensuring

the small baby ants stay within their holes until ready to emerge.  Tracks

sprawl along the floor of the chamber, coming and going in a random,

criss-crossing pattern.

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#68518
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68519
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68520
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68521
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68522
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68523
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68524
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68525
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68526
Nothing~
Under Construction.

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#68527
Nothing~
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