#rtg

It's years before the humans arrive in Palia, and Kilima Village is just... empty... and dull... The only young adults around are Kenyatta, Nai'o, and Hassian. Though Kenyatta and Nai'o were best friends when they were kids, in the past several years, they've drifted apart. After all, according to her mother, "the future of governance in Kilima doesn't have time to play in the dirt with a boy from the farm".

But one afternoon, in the hay loft of the central stables, Kenyatta and Nai'o take some time to... reconnect.

But it's not a big deal. It's just sex. They're just having some fun. They both know they won't end up together... Right?

This is a Kenyatta/Nai’o fic that’s set in the same timeline as Sunshine and Rain and Crime & Self-Inflicted Punishment.

Every chapter is going to be a smut chapter. In this fic, I’m really pushing myself to explore sex scenes as a narrative tool and a way to explore characters.

Though it starts with just Kenyatta and Nai’o, as more Majiri move into the village, the pair will definitely take the opportunity to explore more connections, both together and independently.

Like my other stories in this timeline, Room to Grow will focus on the canon NPCs. I have no plans to add any major OC’s (human or otherwise).

I hope y’all check it out!

OK so um ik the comic isn't as popular as others kn Tumblr *OUGH COUGH COUGH MOTM*

But from the recent update I have a theory

So like

Since Sprout and Looey are still normal, maybe theyre gonna go on an ichor run and become twisted, or maybe like when the handlers come they all go and lose the toons on the run and see them on later floors twisted

From a doodle I saw from a while back cosmo was with them (dont know if thats still canon) so maybe he has to explain to them the ichor and what its doing

I js wanted to get that out ahem

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Lessons from Soviet Russia on deploying small nuclear generators.

The Soviet Union had an engineering problem. Thousands of miles of remote frozen arctic coastline in need of lighthouses and radio towers which require power. Those locations were too cold and too remote for human operators in the winter months. So, the Soviets created a plan to deploy small Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators (RTG's). Radioactive Strontium-90 heats an array of metal fins, the fins cool, and a semiconductor turns that energy into electricity. The RTG's design was the same tech the Soviet Union used to deploy radio to areas without power.

It's worth noting that this was the beginning of the nuclear era, the pre-Chernobyl era. There had been no nuclear disaster previously, that would have made them question this strategy. It's also worth noting that Americans and NASA used and still use RTG's on satellites zooming through space and rovers on Mars.

The Soviets deployed over 2500 of these "Beta-M" generators across a variety of locations. All they had to do was to send someone out to service them on the warmer months. Fast-forward to 1991 and the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia fell into bankruptcy, which is a terrible situation for a government funded nuclear device program. With no money to send people out to maintain the machines, the machines fell out of maintenance. The haphazardly deployed devices failed and radiation leaked out. Further complicating the issue, the organizational chaos meant Russia lost track of the location of these devices.

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