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"...Unlike typical caverns, elemental caverns boasts a variety of environmental conditions that congregate in the same place. For example, take the elemental cavern found in Starlet Town. Using a cavern-o-meter, I detected extreme variations of temperature, humidity, and pressure across its four shafts. Imagine all the minerals and gems forming here! | "...Unlike typical caverns, elemental caverns boasts a variety of environmental conditions that congregate in the same place. For example, take the elemental cavern found in Starlet Town. Using a cavern-o-meter, I detected extreme variations of temperature, humidity, and pressure across its four shafts. Imagine all the minerals and gems forming here! | ||
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Department of Geology" | <br/>Department of Geology" | ||
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Book Content
"...Unlike typical caverns, elemental caverns boasts a variety of environmental conditions that congregate in the same place. For example, take the elemental cavern found in Starlet Town. Using a cavern-o-meter, I detected extreme variations of temperature, humidity, and pressure across its four shafts. Imagine all the minerals and gems forming here!
But alas, although there was one open shaft, local authorities (called The Band of something) advised me against going in as I wasn’t well equipped to face against rogue monsters.
Hopefully, more entrances will soon be open and the place will be safe for me to conduct my study from the inside. A trip I’ll be longing for every day!
Dr. Mia Lee
Professor
Department of Geology"