RE: Godhood XIV - Usurper [Jam Edition Turn 3]
04-13-2013, 12:55 AM
Phwem was not very happy about this development. In fact, he was about as close to unhappy as a perpetually cheerful otter god could get.
"Well you're a poopyface! Why don't you make your own people instead of stealing ours!"
Phwem then "Hmph"ed and sulked all the way back to Trovat, where he decided to use the rest of his acts to make the planet a bunch better. "I'll show that stupidpants that this planet is much awesomer than his."
Phwem then, back in creative mode, thought about what to do. Then, he decided on something. Reaching towards the planet, he touched the surface of the continents, pulling out of them a bed of bamboo, each stalk several meters high. (-2 acts) Then, he swept his paws through the water, and out of the ripples came fish, each the size and approximate shape of a basketball, closely resembling pandas, their skin covered in a light mat of reddish fur. (-1 acts) These fish, which he called the Pandina Fish, would feed on the leaves of the bamboo grass. Phwem based their behavior on that of this native species, and as a result they were playful and fun loving.
"There. That should do it for now! I'll make sure to make it better soon though."
Phwem covers the continents in a bed of tall bamboo. (-2 acts)
Phwem creates the Pandina fish, which eat the bamboo leaves and act like otters. (-1 act)
"Well you're a poopyface! Why don't you make your own people instead of stealing ours!"
Phwem then "Hmph"ed and sulked all the way back to Trovat, where he decided to use the rest of his acts to make the planet a bunch better. "I'll show that stupidpants that this planet is much awesomer than his."
Phwem then, back in creative mode, thought about what to do. Then, he decided on something. Reaching towards the planet, he touched the surface of the continents, pulling out of them a bed of bamboo, each stalk several meters high. (-2 acts) Then, he swept his paws through the water, and out of the ripples came fish, each the size and approximate shape of a basketball, closely resembling pandas, their skin covered in a light mat of reddish fur. (-1 acts) These fish, which he called the Pandina Fish, would feed on the leaves of the bamboo grass. Phwem based their behavior on that of this native species, and as a result they were playful and fun loving.
"There. That should do it for now! I'll make sure to make it better soon though."
Phwem covers the continents in a bed of tall bamboo. (-2 acts)
Phwem creates the Pandina fish, which eat the bamboo leaves and act like otters. (-1 act)