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"Um, sir," Andrale says as she tries to catch the older man's attention.
"There is a Bug Fix on you."
She's not going to touch it, she has been avoiding those things as best as she could. Her skin is crawling just looking at them.
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Hello, quick question: can you catch/hold/cook/touch the Known Bug Fixes?
You certainly could! They're just some low-poly roly-polys with little desire to do much other than consume extra items. They're simple little things, but they have ant-like efficiency for sniffing out your material goods. Keeping them in one place for too long is a good way to have them get eaten!
If you hold a Known Bug Fix, it will do nothing until its aggressor puts it down out of sheer boredom. It will then proceed to the nearest illegal item. You could cook it, but they taste like nothing and crunch like eggshells. The creatures are very quiet unless thrown, in which case they will emit an alarm call.
Image of a Known Bug Fix below (bug cw):
Friend visiting my office!!
Look at this random camel cricket I found in my living room tonight
It might be the first time I've actually encountered one tbh (it's outside now dw)
ohh what a little cutie with its big ol legs and antennae 🥹 thanks for sharing it with me! now you've got a photo to commemorate the first encounter. you're so kind for returning it outside, i assume that wasn't easy when crickets can be jumpy! @four-4-dream-land
There's a moth on the kitchen window and it's stuck. Just fifteen minutes earlier, I have rolled down the shutters and only now I see her resting there. I cannot have her be there all night. Surely she has places to go.
So I grab the controls for the roll-down shutters and reverse the process. She is unimpressed and unmoved. I tick against my side of the glass in the hopes it will startle her, but it doesn't bother her.
She sits there, as I clean up the kitchen. Every now and then I glance over, but there is no change. She must be sleeping. I thought moths were nocturnal, but she must have a rebellious streak.
A moth after my own heart.
Eventually I remember that I still have to water the plants outside, so when I do, I walk to the side of the building and give her a little poke with my finger. She falls, startled, on the window ledge, then flaps her wings and is gone.
I double-check once I'm inside before I roll down the shutters again, though. Don't want to imprison anyone else.
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They're talking about bugs
By Krzysztof Niewolny
Just got stung by a bee (ow!), poor thing was on my leg and I felt it but just assumed it was a leaf or something (I'd just been outside) so brushed it off instinctively and it jumped onto my hand and stung my finger. But it left its stinger in (which is why I'm pretty sure it was a bee not a wasp, although I thought it was a wasp at first — didn't really get a good look at it and I'm unsure now because it [pretty sure it's the same one] just landed on my laptop and was crawling about still alive although the stinger end looked a mess, but apparently they don't necessarily die straightaway, internet is saying a few minutes to hours, so I guess it probably was a honeybee). Anyway the stinger was so cool and weird to look at, I took it out of my finger straight away and put it in the bin but it landed on the plastic bin bag and I've just been looking at it like waow...
Pictures of the stinger (with the venom sac attached, I'm guessing) and my stung finger under the cut lol:
