I was on a sailing ship trying to deliver a very important package. For some reason, a wooden tall ship was the only ship that would work for this specific task.
There was a talking chicken in the crow’s nest named Winona who informed me that she got the job because chickens don’t get seasick.
… and apparently, according to a chicken-keeper on c/NoStupidQuestions, that’s actually quite plausible.
Apparently, according to someone else here, chickens don’t get motion sick as easily, so they likely don’t suffer from the same kind of seasickness as mammals.
Amazing! That’s so cool, thank you for answering!
I’d like to give you an answer.
How considerate of the public to use shortband CB radio to inform ignorant truck drivers of this during their misinformed Covid pilgrimage.
Okay, that is really, really cool.
One of the perks of their shapeshifting power is short-range telepathy, which they use to communicate on missions while in animal form. In the book, telepathic dialogue is marked in <Angle brackets, like this> to differentiate it from “Verbal dialogue, which comes up only slightly more often.”
That’s a century egg? I thought it was an eyeball from a cow or a squid or something.
They’re Mormons.
That, and they use “area” as a term internally to refer to how they organize ecclesiastical settlement hierarchy. The “Area 70” is basically the same as the local presiding archbishop of an archdiocese. (Not to be confused with the bishop of a Mormon ward, who’s about the same on the hierarchy as the priest of a local parish).
Poor lil guy. :(