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1 Ajira Melon
2 Lacey Potato
3 Sadelana Lettuce
4 Mosa Cabbage
5 Keppo Carrot
6 Amidresian Tomato
7 Caseras Mushroom
8 Zandemo Eggplant
9 Flowering Morrow Fern
10 Fodornallow Greens
11 Sibercaseras Mushroom
12 Gubura Cabbage Leaf
13 Shinuyuni Garlic
14 Cosse Bean
15 Beagflea Squash
16 Will Pepper
17 Charupa Leaves
18 Dobobora Broccoli
19 Ruge Daikon
20 Dosoram Bean
21 Yaya Sesame
22 Pale Maize
23 Mizaria Celery
24 Kyatara Onion
25 Charged Cayenne
26 Brambloo Shoot
27 Belzadozebu Scallions
28 Cranjelly
29 Rock-Orange
30 Strawlenny
31 Starlight Apple
32 Mondcherry
33 Sonar Lemon
34 Socha Guava
35 Prapaya
36 Babaco Leaf
37 Amana Durian
38 Lava Mango
39 Sour Plum
40 Bananaleaf
41 Godmelon
42 Suna Watermelon
43 Royal Grape
44 Kiwegg
45 Spiked Pomegranate
46 Shido Persimmon
47 Coldberry
48 White Cassis
49 Emerald Grape
50 Cluster Papaya
51 Gyulali
52 Lava Chestnut
53 Iron Akebi Fruit
54 Mottled Mums
55 Nightmare Pineapple
56 Zesian Fleawort
57 Noranlily
58 Sweet Nerine
59 Kiran Catnip
60 Doga Dandelion
61 Sona Herb
62 Garudo Pellionia Minima
63 Nirvana Jonquil
64 Timid Sunflower
65 Lea Lily
66 Chameleon Creeping Plant
67 Muneria Flower
68 Sekka Cosmos
69 False Cedar
70 Sleeping Amaryllis
71 Jobo Primrose
72 Gudo Rocambole
73 Blast Chard
74 Mya Oats
75 Myuena Cactus
76 Kepha Holly
77 Bude Mugwort
78 Exploding Pansy
79 Sese Lily
80 Antorus Rose
81 Shia Cattleya
82 Poron Tulip
83 Jaharmum
84 Bogano Weed
85 Muranadium
86 Rizattice
87 Coaletri
88 Grinding Squirrel
89 Crawling Bat
90 Golden Sardine
91 Zizi Rabbit
92 Ashizel
93 Rock Armadillo
94 Morphling Flounder
95 Gluttonutan
96 Iguari
97 Mirrored Peacock
98 Continental Jellyfish
99 Doragaroo
100 Phantom Tanuki
101 Denemozumi Mouse
102 Octo-suka
103 Jet Turtle
104 Sand Cucumber
105 Gormless Monkey
106 Fleeting Baboon
107 Diresheep
108 Medusa Squid
109 Beaporge
110 Penginion
111 Gun Snake
112 Demon Boar
113 Dulcet Goose
114 Lava Fox
115 Gibney Jackal
116 Ball Mosquito
117 Stretching Locust
118 Tractor Beetle
119 Multi-speckled Ladybug
120 Meteo Eater
121 Vagabond Ant
122 Assassin Springtail
123 Noctilucent Dragonfly
124 Strobing Horsefly
125 Tenacious Moth
126 Madame Mantis
127 Madness Hornet
128 Pardo Spider
129 Kusakiri Stag Beetle
130 Absop's Swallowtail
131 Fullbelly Gecko
132 Moleworm
133 Imposter Bug
134 Shadow Fly
135 Common Stick Insect
136 Whip Scorpion
137 Slasher Beetle
138 White Sand Beetle
139 Baibai Beetle
140 Glassy Cricket
141 Rainy Cricket
142 Crystal Butterfly
143 Snowy Angelhair
144 Shooting Firefly
145 Abyssal Cricket
146 Cetecegem Beetle
147 Bullet Fly
148 Prickly Cricket
149 Logunie's Driftwood
150 White Iron Sand
151 Fillal Filth
152 Sanelac Pearl
153 Arnacian Orewood
154 Auroran Bone
155 Katoan Leaf
156 Gluttonutan Clay
157 Cane Soil
158 Noka Mirrorstone
159 Galjim Crystal
160 Harnenga Cotton
161 Eternal Moss
162 Wainess Fossil
163 Zedis Twig
164 Exubera Stalactite
165 Silvery Cactaceous Resin
166 Kridokan Air
167 Dring Slick
168 Acton Rock Shards
169 Fullerene Coral
170 Taoman Acid
171 Grandan Rock
172 Jagitos Copper
173 Pomio Spore
174 Cooling Lava
175 Zalon Dirt
176 Rogebra Shockstone
177 Autiga Powder
178 Zagyrin Cragstone
179 Cliord Oil
180 Deflection Shield Mirror
181 Anhydrous Radiator
182 Heatproof Inox Pipe
183 L-002 Fuel Tank
184 L-002 Space Analyzer
185 US-X Space Suit
186 Centrifugal Beam Generator
187 Earthfreezer
188 Nostalgia L-002
189 HI9 Ion Thruster
190 Mk. IX Hypercooler
191 Gesture Glove
192 3D Printer
193 Cruise Deflector AiR
194 Multi-mirror Solar Drone
195 5th Gen Recycler
196 L-002 Degeneration Reactor
197 Cordless Transformer
198 Hard Skin
199 Decoy DNA
200 L-002 Dagoo Heat Ray
201 A-HAB autonomous AI
202 Solar Wind Converter
203 Oxygen Airbrake
204 Exalting Paint
205 Autoposturizer
206 Planter
207 FN Prototype 3
208 Octopus Regulator
209 Jagged Mortar
210 Acorn Abacus
211 Facewood
212 Hemp Wallet
213 Hummingstone
214 Loathsome Blob
215 Sea Anemone Platter
216 Logunie's Driftwood Boat
217 Shiny Lamp
218 Spine-O-Corrector
219 Thornbox
220 Perished Stone Spear
221 Sandstone Etching
222 Magical Finding Rod
223 Ouroboros Bracelet
224 Drum of Valor
225 Nopolith
226 Yabuyabu Ointment
227 Straw Buoy
228 Spore Balloon
229 Stargazer
230 Camocloak
231 Spirit Wand
232 Chrampoline
233 Sharpening Stone
234 Charred Crock
235 Stone Lens
236 Dark Lantern
237 Icarus Wings
238 Bogano Sleeping Bag
239 Extra-large Cash Box
240 High Accelerator
241 Crush Ring
242 T-ray Light
243 Flecked Bottle
244 Grosium Core
245 Brain Terminal
246 Hexagauge
247 Joadtank
248 Resonating Madonater
249 Ultra Filter
250 Eradicator Eyepiece
251 Sacrificial Reactor
252 Steel Tail Sheath
253 Horned Helmet
254 Warbone
255 Shimmering Skin
256 Detilid Device
257 Missile Wiring
258 Berzerker Unit
259 Thunderbolt Emblem
260 Trying Crown
261 Intelligent Liquid Metal
262 Pan-analysis Chips
263 Savage Claw
264 Elemental Battery
265 Spatial Control Jointer
266 Dithblade Fragment
267 Voltant Scanner
268 Meditation Powder
269 California Sunset
270 Mirage Scope
271 Ancient Allure
272 Goddess's Kiss
273 Gleaming Magnet
274 Fraudulent Mirror
275 Scales of Justice
276 Spherical EM Motor
277 Primitive Colossus Statue
278 Strong Iron
279 Chameleon Sand
280 Maiden's Guardian Star
281 Echo Rock
282 Illogical Etchings
283 Angel Stone
284 Lost Memory Synthesizer
285 Double Helical Salt
286 Brilliant Green Liquid
287 Flowering Egg
288 Queen's Rapture
289 Stone Screw
290 Starmaker
291 Hello Transmitter
292 Affinity Soulchain
293 Mega Muscle Builder
294 Rod of Brutality +10
295 Capricious Kettle
296 Megajolt Rattle
297 Superior Scepter
298 Doom Mask
299 Savage Sketch
300 Book of Death and Rebirth
301 A gourd-like vegetable encased in a black[ST:n ]rind. The spongy, white insides have no[ST:n ]taste at all, and are mostly used as a[ST:n ]source of various vitamins.
302 A teardrop-shaped potato found in[ST:n ]Primordia. Extremely bitter, it's unsuited[ST:n ]for direct use in food, but is often used[ST:n ]as a source of protein in processed foods.
303 A heat-emitting lettuce whose flickering[ST:n ]leaves resemble the sun. Oddly prone to[ST:n ]self-combustion, it can only be found on[ST:n ]rainy days.
304 Its fine strands make a furball shape,[ST:n ]while its colorful hue promises a taste[ST:n ]far more exotic than the humble cabbage[ST:n ]it resembles.
305 A carrot that splits into eight roots. Seven[ST:n ]of these are ultra sweet, while the[ST:n ]remaining one takes on a bitterness that[ST:n ]makes even the most stoic eyes water.
306 A tomato that is able to hold impressive[ST:n ]amounts of water. It appears only on[ST:n ]rainy days, when its juicy flesh is enjoyed[ST:n ]by many local indigens.
307 This fungus from Noctilum releases spores[ST:n ]that send nearby creatures into a daze.[ST:n ]Its subspecies imparts a bliss-like state on[ST:n ]all who consume it.
308 A sweet, tough eggplant that grows from[ST:n ]trees and absorbs their sap. It also draws[ST:n ]out pathogens from within the tree,[ST:n ]thus increasing the life of its parent.
309 A plant with seemingly self-aware mouthed[ST:n ]tendrils that extend outwards to hunt[ST:n ]nearby insects. Rich in protein, they are[ST:n ]in turn a source of nourishment for others.
310 Flora that grows by absorbing plasma[ST:n ]from the surrounding atmosphere. Its deep[ST:n ]taste and numbing effects are coveted[ST:n ]by chefs and foodies everywhere.
311 A subspecies of the caseras mushroom,[ST:n ]which only appears once every 100 years.[ST:n ]Those who taste it are said to live out[ST:n ]their days in a pure, bliss-like state.
312 A vegetable that takes like cabbage.[ST:n ]It sports an odd blackish tint that only[ST:n ]intensifies when boiled.
313 A root with a tapered horn shape that[ST:n ]requires thick gloves for proper handling.[ST:n ]Eating it grants superb recovery[ST:n ]properties, but also horrific breath.
314 A thick casing houses multiple fist-sized[ST:n ]beans. Eating just one provides a day's[ST:n ]worth of nourishment, making them ideal[ST:n ]for long journeys.
315 A new gourd that arrived with an alien[ST:n ]race. Despite its bland taste, its ability to[ST:n ]grow in the most sterile of land makes it[ST:n ]an invaluable foodstuff.
316 A pepper that flashes red, yellow, blue,[ST:n ]and then black in a continuous sequence.[ST:n ]It's a feast for both the eyes and the[ST:n ]stomach.
317 A magnetically charged grass covered in[ST:n ]iron dust. Its ability to remove excess iron[ST:n ]from the body upon digestion makes it[ST:n ]a widely used herbal remedy.
318 A crown-shaped broccoli that is said to[ST:n ]bestow the lordship of Mira to those who[ST:n ]eat it. Tests indicate that consumption[ST:n ]does indeed lead to feelings of grandeur.
319 A radish with interlocking roots that[ST:n ]resemble the DNA double helix.[ST:n ]Its grand appearance is sadly not matched[ST:n ]by its lame, radish-y taste.
320 Beans that increase the effects of alcohol,[ST:n ]often leading to dangerous results.[ST:n ]Drinkers are advised to find a different[ST:n ]bar snack if at all possible.
321 The casing of this plant contains seeds[ST:n ]finer than a grain of sand. Shaking it[ST:n ]produces a pleasant rhythmic sound that[ST:n ]is sure to calm moods and relieve stress.
322 A blue-white crop with an appearance[ST:n ]similar to corn. As the plant grows,[ST:n ]its seeds fill with gas before finally[ST:n ]detaching and drifting away on the wind.
323 A rare type of celery that arises only from[ST:n ]the crevices of deceased fauna soaked by[ST:n ]incessant rain. Its taste depends entirely[ST:n ]on the type of carcass from which it grew.
324 Peeling this onion's skin reveals an[ST:n ]inedible middle. The subtly sweet taste of[ST:n ]the outer layers, however, is something[ST:n ]to be savored.
325 A chili pepper infused with the energy of[ST:n ]lightning, guaranteed to bring even the[ST:n ]strongest to their knees. It's more at home[ST:n ]in the arms industry than a kitchen.
326 This may look like a tree, but it feels and[ST:n ]tastes like bamboo. The fiercer indigens of[ST:n ]Cauldros often use its outer cap to polish[ST:n ]their fangs and tusks.
327 A poisonous black root that can kill even[ST:n ]the largest of creatures. If left unchecked,[ST:n ]it eventually ends its own existence as[ST:n ]deadly toxins spread throughout its cells.
328 Its transparent skin encases a jelly like[ST:n ]granulated fruit. The juice may be sweet,[ST:n ]but it is also extremely sticky and a real[ST:n ]chore to clean. Handle with care!
329 An orange easily mistaken for a rock. It [ST:n ]may have a soft and sumptuous taste,[ST:n ]but many find it hard to look past its[ST:n ]rather unappealing appearance.
330 A fruit that looks like a burdock,[ST:n ]but tastes like a strawberry. It usually[ST:n ]undergoes processing into a strawberry[ST:n ]form in order to please a picky public.
331 Beneath the black skin lies a seed that[ST:n ]sparkles like a star, but also finds itself[ST:n ]primed to go supernova. Sadly, removing[ST:n ]the seed causes the fruit it to lose its[ST:n ]trademark glow.
332 Ingestion may cause feelings of euphoria,[ST:n ]with side effects including chest thumping[ST:n ]and shrieks of joy. However, its intense[ST:n ]spice should be taken into consideration.
333 An ultrasonic lemon whose calls are out[ST:n ]of human hearing range. Miran natives[ST:n ]who pick up on its wails can often be[ST:n ]found desperately seeking out the source.
334 A palm-sized fruit that grows wild in the[ST:n ]woods of Noctilum. Continued exposure to[ST:n ]the sun's rays will dissolve the skin and [ST:n ]reveal the flesh within.
335 Upon ripening, this fruit will dislodge[ST:n ]itself from the tree and fall to the ground,[ST:n ]causing serious injury to any unfortunate[ST:n ]enough to be in the way.
336 An unusually broad-leaved and sturdy[ST:n ]plant that aggressively propagates itself,[ST:n ]shoving aside other plants and even rocks[ST:n ]as it grows.
337 A luminescent fruit that grows within the[ST:n ]giant flowers of Noctilum. Adorned with[ST:n ]long, sharp thorns, those that fall prey to[ST:n ]its glow usually meet a painful end.
338 A fruit with rubberlike elasticity.[ST:n ]Its skin has been used in the clothing [ST:n ]industry, while its sweet, chewy texture[ST:n ]yields a sensation similar to that of gum.
339 A sour plum that only grows in dark[ST:n ]caves. Its taste can reduce even the[ST:n ]hardiest of creatures to their knees,[ST:n ]and sends most fleeing in terror.
340 A dull looking, banana-flavored leaf. [ST:n ]Although loved by all for its flavor,[ST:n ]its habit of camouflaging itself as just[ST:n ]another leaf makes it a rather rare find.
341 A rare, light-emitting melon. Worshiped[ST:n ]since the dawn of time as a sacred fruit,[ST:n ]a single bite of its flesh is said to inspire[ST:n ]enlightenment. ...Or at least a smile.
342 Growing only in the stormiest of climes,[ST:n ]at first this fruit looks no different than a[ST:n ]clump of sand. Once it ripens, however,[ST:n ]it takes on the look of a watermelon.
343 A fruit so large that only one grows per[ST:n ]tree. Its juice can be mixed with alcohol[ST:n ]to create a palatable, wine-like drink.
344 A kiwi with an egg-like shell. This hard[ST:n ]casing acts as a protective shield,[ST:n ]guarding the inner contents against[ST:n ]various Miran insects.
345 A fruit covered in sharp thorns and prized[ST:n ]for its blood-clotting effects. The bleeding[ST:n ]its harvest causes, however, means more[ST:n ]than a few are devoured in the field.
346 A lack of flesh is made up for by[ST:n ]numerous edible seeds. Although bitter,[ST:n ]they are also quite addictive, causing[ST:n ]eaters to devour them without pause.
347 A fruit that captures the surrounding cold[ST:n ]air. So cold as to induce frostbite with a[ST:n ]single touch, it can only be eaten after[ST:n ]being brought to room temperature.
348 A fruit that contains white, snowflake-like[ST:n ]seeds. It has a harsh and bitter flavor,[ST:n ]and is often used as a pick-me-up for[ST:n ]those residing in colder climes.
349 A grape with patterned, jewellike seeds.[ST:n ]Though for the most part immensely sour,[ST:n ]it is also known to turn sweet on rare[ST:n ]occasions—bringing joy to all who eat it.
350 Brimming with energy, this mysterious fruit[ST:n ]is prone to cataclysmic explosion upon[ST:n ]impact. Tread carefully when harvesting.
351 A fruit with a meaty taste. Heating brings[ST:n ]about strange anomalies in its flavor,[ST:n ]with high temperatures evoking beef,[ST:n ]and low temperatures pork.
352 A heat-resistant seed, often found in lava,[ST:n ]that forms into fruit-bearing rock upon[ST:n ]cooling. Though sweet and nutritious,[ST:n ]it remains a tough nut to crack.
353 With a skin as tough as iron, this akebi[ST:n ]is well equipped to surviving its harsh[ST:n ]environment. Having existed for countless[ST:n ]millennia, there is doubtless extremely[ST:n ]vital genetic information dormant within.
354 A fig with strong purification effects that[ST:n ]thrives even in bad soil. So strong are its [ST:n ]effects that it has the ability to diminish[ST:n ]vital nutrition if taken without cause.
355 A black pineapple dotted with eyelike[ST:n ]reticules. Those who touch it are said to[ST:n ]be sent into a fit of nightmares. Only[ST:n ]recommended for the strong of mind.
356 A grass that immediately regenerates[ST:n ]upon being cut. If chopped, each piece[ST:n ]will grow into yet more grass, making[ST:n ]incineration the only proven method of[ST:n ]disposal.
357 A white lily that, when bathed in the light[ST:n ]of the moon, emits a faint golden glow.[ST:n ]Drawn towards its bloom, many types of [ST:n ]insect are often found around its flower.
358 A flower that blooms only for a single[ST:n ]fleeting moment each day before shying[ST:n ]away come nightfall. Its color is truly[ST:n ]magnificent for those lucky enough to[ST:n ]witness it.
359 An alluring type of grass that has the[ST:n ]power to entrance more than just felines.[ST:n ]Its potent aroma attracts all manner of[ST:n ]wildlife from miles around.
360 This dandelion fires its seed at nearby[ST:n ]wildlife, whereupon the seeds feed[ST:n ]parasitically on their host. Accordingly,[ST:n ]the life of the host is rarely long.
361 An herb with a sweet, fresh, and relaxing[ST:n ]aroma. Even the most lively of creatures[ST:n ]is said to be calmed by the scent.
362 Although this plant grows throughout the[ST:n ]land, its large seed often sprouts in[ST:n ]narrow crevices, resulting in it becoming[ST:n ]blocked off. It's considered an endangered[ST:n ]species as a result.
363 A white flower with a modest bloom.[ST:n ]Its height is unremarkable, as is its[ST:n ]appearance. Yet once uprooted,[ST:n ]it shines with an almost divine light.
364 A short flower which, despite its name,[ST:n ]avoids the sunlight at all costs.[ST:n ]Forcing light upon it, however,[ST:n ]will cause it to grow quite tall.
365 A plant with a tough, silver-colored flower[ST:n ]that chimes like a bell upon catching the[ST:n ]wind. Its clear tones offer visitors to[ST:n ]Noctilum a brief moment of serenity.
366 An insectivorous plant that lures prey into[ST:n ]its jaws with a sweet aroma. These fallen[ST:n ]insects become flecks on the plant's body,[ST:n ]eventually mottling each petal.
367 No amount of plucking will stop this[ST:n ]flower's petals from sprouting right back.[ST:n ]It is said that eating it bestows similar[ST:n ]effects, making it popular with the elderly.
368 A large cosmos plant whose petals move[ST:n ]in response to stimulus. This has led many[ST:n ]to believe that it may possess a certain[ST:n ]degree of sentience.
369 A large grass that at first glance looks[ST:n ]like a tree. Contrary to appearances,[ST:n ]however, it is extremely flexible and[ST:n ]surprisingly easy to cut.
370 With petals that take on the color of their[ST:n ]surroundings, these flowers can be[ST:n ]inordinately difficult to locate.
371 By allowing its flowers to be eaten by[ST:n ]Miran wildlife, this plant is able to[ST:n ]propagate by dispersing its seed via their[ST:n ]excrement.
372 Similar to Earth's rocambole plant, but[ST:n ]able to grow at an abnormal daily rate.[ST:n ]This plant is quite short lived, and unable[ST:n ]to proliferate as a result.
373 This plant contains a unique bitterness[ST:n ]that is coveted among gourmands and[ST:n ]chefs of New LA. Even coffee-type drinks[ST:n ]can be derived from this wonder[ST:n ]ingredient.
374 An unremarkable grass with emetic[ST:n ]properties that cause those who ingest[ST:n ]it to vomit. It can be used alternatively[ST:n ]as either a medicine or poison.
375 A cactus with thorns as soft as the[ST:n ]tentacle of a jellyfish. It is said that if[ST:n ]rotting myuena cacti come into contact[ST:n ]with the rain, they turn into silvery[ST:n ]cactaceous resin.
376 A holly with large purple fruit. These fruits[ST:n ]explode upon impact, dispersing their[ST:n ]stores of pollen. Certain creatures find the[ST:n ]smell of this pollen intolerable.
377 Glistening leaves sprout from this plant's[ST:n ]long, narrow stem. If blended with saliva,[ST:n ]they produce a viscous liquid that coils[ST:n ]around the throat and restricts breathing.
378 A flower that emits an explosive sound[ST:n ]when it detects any type of noise nearby.[ST:n ]Stalk it like a ninja unless you want to[ST:n ]be blown to kingdom come.
379 A plant with a ringed stem that emits a[ST:n ]single soap bubble once a day. These[ST:n ]bubbles carry pollen that gives birth to[ST:n ]the next batch of sese lilies.
380 A rose with petals that can be used as[ST:n ]dyes—which can then be combined to[ST:n ]form any color on the spectrum. It is said[ST:n ]that these vivid colors will never fade.
381 A flower that shines with the beauty of [ST:n ]the finest jewels. As it blooms by stealing[ST:n ]nutrients from other nearby plants, it also[ST:n ]doubles up as a handy weed killer.
382 A large pollen-filled flower known for its[ST:n ]rapid expansion. The pollen is unusually[ST:n ]appetizing, making it much sought after[ST:n ]by the Nopon.
383 A golden chrysanthemum that grows and[ST:n ]reproduces by drifting on the winds of[ST:n ]Cauldros, absorbing sulfur as it goes.[ST:n ]Just before death, it takes on the form of[ST:n ]a sulfur crystal.
384 A hardy plant that refuses to burn even in[ST:n ]the fiery rains of Cauldros. It is, however,[ST:n ]extremely sensitive to cold.
385 No wildlife—or species—can resist the[ST:n ]charms of this plant. Harvested almost to[ST:n ]extinction by the ancient Mirans, now it[ST:n ]can only be found deep inside Cauldros.
386 Similar in appearance to a lizard—but[ST:n ]almost completely desiccated due to an[ST:n ]inability to store moisture. As such,[ST:n ]it tends to hunt prey with high water[ST:n ]content.
387 A small, sleepy, koala-like animal with a[ST:n ]number of wings on its back. These would[ST:n ]be more useful if the animal wasn't so[ST:n ]lazy.
388 A squirrel-like creature that uses extremely[ST:n ]sharp teeth to carve a home in caves.[ST:n ]If you venture into their lair, you're bound[ST:n ]to come across their fearsome leader.
389 A giant quadruped bat that uses its[ST:n ]non-functional wings to pull its way[ST:n ]along the ground in search of food.[ST:n ]Vulnerable in the dark, it tends to rest[ST:n ]only in well-lit areas.
390 A excitable golden fish that is often seen[ST:n ]leaping free of the water. Its taste[ST:n ]resembles that of an Earth sardine.
391 A three-eared, gunpowder-eating hare.[ST:n ]Sweeping battlefields of every last spent[ST:n ]bullet, their moniker of \"The Janitor\" is[ST:n ]apt. Their numbers have recently spiked.
392 A large, snail-like, shelled creature.[ST:n ]The shell contains a store of fatty blubber[ST:n ]that is used for sustenance in times of[ST:n ]severe famine.
393 A creature that curls into a ball when[ST:n ]attacked, using its rocklike appearance as[ST:n ]camouflage. Burdened by its own weight[ST:n ]as it grows, its final days are reduced to[ST:n ]only the tiniest movements.
394 A flat fish with a movable eye that allows[ST:n ]it to resemble both a left-eyed and right-[ST:n ]eyed flounder.
395 This primate's belly pouch is used to[ST:n ]hoard the many treasures which litter the[ST:n ]forest floor. Fiercely protective, only the[ST:n ]foolish would attempt to challenge it.
396 An iguana-like creature with a long,[ST:n ]extendable tongue that it uses as a fishing[ST:n ]rod. The very best hunters go on to[ST:n ]become boss iguari, dividing their species.
397 A wild bird with mirrored wings. When[ST:n ]hunted, they use these wings to reflect[ST:n ]the sun's rays, dazzling their pursuers[ST:n ]and granting a brief chance of escape.
398 A land-roaming jellyfish with a soft,[ST:n ]translucent body. Moving using its many[ST:n ]tentacles, it wraps itself around its prey[ST:n ]before absorbing them into its body.
399 A small kangaroo-type creature able to[ST:n ]leap many miles in a single jump. Its poor[ST:n ]sense of direction often leads to it [ST:n ]overshooting its intended target.
400 A beast with space-distorting camouflage[ST:n ]that allows it to morph into other forms.[ST:n ]Hanging fatty deposits allow it to survive[ST:n ]during lean periods.
401 The perfect species of mouse. When faced[ST:n ]with adversity, they form into organized[ST:n ]divisions and overpower their opponent[ST:n ]with sheer numbers.
402 A land-dwelling octopus-like creature with[ST:n ]eight enormously long legs. Its unusually[ST:n ]low body weight makes it highly likely to[ST:n ]fracture in stiff winds.
403 A turtle-like creature that feeds mainly on[ST:n ]the zizi rabbit. Able to fit its entire body[ST:n ]within its shell, it uses rotation to zip[ST:n ]along at astonishing speeds.
404 A sea-cucumber-like creature that absorbs[ST:n ]sand into its body for its survival. With [ST:n ]90 percent of its body weight being sand,[ST:n ]it is able to quickly fill in any wounds.
405 A small monkey with a featureless face,[ST:n ]it relies on sound and movement to gain[ST:n ]its bearings.
406 An exceedingly hairy baboon-like creature.[ST:n ]With a lifespan of less than a week,[ST:n ]maturation and aging are both extremely[ST:n ]rapid.
407 A sheep-like animal with abnormally long,[ST:n ]soft fleece that is ideal for use in clothes.[ST:n ]It's an unusually ill-tempered beast, [ST:n ]so approach with caution.
408 A squid-like creature with 20 tentacles[ST:n ]sprouting from its head. Though it often[ST:n ]attacks other creatures, it rarely emerges[ST:n ]victorious.
409 A small raccoon covered in soft fur that[ST:n ]takes great pleasure in grooming its fellow[ST:n ]creatures. It will even give Skells a scrub[ST:n ]if given the chance.
410 A bird covered in mysterious markings.[ST:n ]Intelligent enough to understand language,[ST:n ]it can easily avoid all but the most clever[ST:n ]of predators.
411 A snake-like reptile that subsists on iron[ST:n ]ore. Its stomach contains mounds of[ST:n ]undigested rocks that are used as bullets[ST:n ]to keep approaching predators at bay.
412 A five-eyed, boar-like beast. Despite its[ST:n ]demonic appearance, it is surprisingly[ST:n ]timid—often fleeing in terror at the sight[ST:n ]of the smallest insect.
413 A bird resembling the humble Earth goose,[ST:n ]but with an entrancing angelic call.[ST:n ]This good-natured bird will use its voice[ST:n ]to guide others out of harm's way.
414 A fox-like creature that draws nutrition[ST:n ]from lava. Any other liquid will result in[ST:n ]instant death, so their numbers tend to[ST:n ]fall considerably after heavy downpours.
415 A rare species only found in Cauldros.[ST:n ]At first glance it may be mistaken for a[ST:n ]wolf—though its fearsome ruby eyes can[ST:n ]be seen for miles.
416 What looks like a small rubber ball flying[ST:n ]through the air is in fact a mosquito.[ST:n ]Its countless hair-covered mouths draw [ST:n ]blood from a whole host of creatures.
417 A locust that uses its retractable antennae[ST:n ]to gather food. It lacks the jumping ability[ST:n ]of its Earth namesake, instead using its[ST:n ]legs to drag itself around.
418 A foot-long beetle with horns far tougher[ST:n ]than those of its Earth namesake.[ST:n ]It's usually able to take on any attackers[ST:n ]who dare to challenge it.
419 An insect that looks like a ladybug.[ST:n ]Its spots increase in number as it ages,[ST:n ]until it becomes fully black in its final[ST:n ]years. It has an odd hatred for music,[ST:n ]and will flee at the first note of a song.
420 A beetle-like insect that uses meteor shock[ST:n ]waves as sustenance. It is able to[ST:n ]instinctively seek out and locate potential[ST:n ]landing zones prior to any meteorfall.
421 Solitary ants that wander across Mira[ST:n ]seeking out their next home. Parenthood[ST:n ]is a brief affair, with barely a day's rest[ST:n ]before resuming their journey.
422 A fist-shaped springtail whose poison[ST:n ]grows in potency with each day. In times[ST:n ]of health their shell appears pink, though[ST:n ]it completely bleaches out upon death.
423 A luminescent dragonfly from Noctilum.[ST:n ]To attract females, the male radiates in a[ST:n ]spectacular light show that signals the[ST:n ]beginning of courtship.
424 A light-emitting horsefly. The more blood[ST:n ]it drinks, the brighter and wilder it gets.[ST:n ]Even a single glimpse of its strobe sends[ST:n ]the doragaroos of Oblivia fleeing.
425 A moth that makes its own way in life.[ST:n ]However, in amorous times, pairs can be[ST:n ]seen rushing through their courtship dance[ST:n ]as if their lives depended on it.
426 A hairy insect with a falciform front limb.[ST:n ]With a higher proportion of females[ST:n ]to males, many an epic battle takes place[ST:n ]as females seek to secure a mate.
427 A hornet with a foot-long stinger that[ST:n ]sends victims into hysteria. Animals stung[ST:n ]by this hornet can often be seen raging[ST:n ]through the forests of Noctilum.
428 An inconspicuous eight-legged insect that[ST:n ]is actually as heavy as iron. It uses silk[ST:n ]from its eight legs to traverse the treetops[ST:n ]of Noctilum at speed.
429 This creature attacks tractor beetles on[ST:n ]sight. In all other cases, it uses its large[ST:n ]pincers only for the peaceful cutting of[ST:n ]grass blades.
430 A butterfly that survives on light emitted[ST:n ]from the sun and fellow Noctilum[ST:n ]residents. In its final throes of life,[ST:n ]it bursts into a spectacular light show.
431 A gecko-like reptile with a large appetite.[ST:n ]The fatty globule revealed by peeling back[ST:n ]its hard skin is highly prized for a high[ST:n ]protein content and buttery taste.
432 A worm that draws its nourishment from[ST:n ]miranium, boring ever deeper into the[ST:n ]planet in search of this energy source.[ST:n ]As such, it is rarely seen above ground.
433 A stink bug that resembles a Nopon from[ST:n ]certain angles. The bug's cry is so[ST:n ]intolerable to the Nopon, however,[ST:n ]that they will do anything to avoid it.
434 A fly that refracts ambient light,[ST:n ]illuminating its surroundings for miles.[ST:n ]Don't be fooled by its pretty appearance—[ST:n ]this carnivorous insect is a real handful.
435 This insect, almost indistinguishable from[ST:n ]branches, chooses not to hide itself in this[ST:n ]way. Instead, it adopts a brownish hue[ST:n ]on green branches, and a green one on[ST:n ]brown branches.
436 A long, soft-bodied scorpion that uses its[ST:n ]whiplike tail to repel attackers. Constant[ST:n ]use of the tail for various other endeavors[ST:n ]has resulted in evolutionary loss of the[ST:n ]stinger's venom.
437 The most powerful beetle on the planet.[ST:n ]It tears up foes with razor-sharp horns,[ST:n ]and spits iron-piercing pellets for long-[ST:n ]range strikes. Truly the king of the insects!
438 A beetle-like creature that feeds on white[ST:n ]sandy spores. It nests in the cliffs of[ST:n ]Sylvalum, burrowing deep before packing[ST:n ]itself next to its fellow beetles like so[ST:n ]many sardines.
439 This blue beetle takes to the skies one[ST:n ]month after hatching and—for some[ST:n ]unknown reason—flies until it reaches the[ST:n ]point of exhaustion.
440 A cricket with a gossamer-thin shell.[ST:n ]Handle with extreme care, as this fragile[ST:n ]insect will often shatter when caught.
441 A giant cricket that sleeps in the sand[ST:n ]and rarely ventures above the surface.[ST:n ]Aggressive in its short waking hours,[ST:n ]it will attack on sight.
442 A splendid butterfly that flies on vivid[ST:n ]violet wings adorned with fine crystal[ST:n ]scales. It's slow to reproduce, but boasts[ST:n ]a lifespan of over 300 years.
443 A white, furry insect that drifted to[ST:n ]Sylvalum on the wind. Indistinguishable[ST:n ]from a spore, it is quite difficult to find—[ST:n ]though it is said to bring luck to any[ST:n ]who do so.
444 After hatching, this larva ages and dies[ST:n ]within the same day. Its rare glow is[ST:n ]beautiful to observe.
445 A huge red insect that shoots fire from its[ST:n ]mouth, often igniting natural gas spumes[ST:n ]in the process. It is the prime suspect in[ST:n ]many unexplained explosions.
446 A very large beetle that can reach over[ST:n ]three feet in length. It will imbibe and[ST:n ]expel large volumes of water whenever[ST:n ]threatened.
447 A tough-bodied and incredibly fast fly.[ST:n ]Getting in their way will likely result in[ST:n ]serious injury, so be careful when[ST:n ]wandering the wilds of Cauldros.
448 An energetic cricket that is always busy[ST:n ]stockpiling food. It attacks if disturbed,[ST:n ]especially if it comes in contact with its[ST:n ]nemesis—the vagabond ant.
449 Floating wood that swells up like a[ST:n ]balloon as it absorbs water. Used by[ST:n ]creatures such as the vagabond ant[ST:n ]to travel downstream.
450 Sand with a high iron concentration.[ST:n ]The process to extract this iron still eludes[ST:n ]New LA scientists, though they are hard[ST:n ]at work on new techniques.
451 The crystallized excrement of unidentified[ST:n ]microorganisms that has turned[ST:n ]transparent and now resembles a[ST:n ]beautiful crystal.
452 A hard pearl formed from minerals in[ST:n ]subterranean rivers. It glimmers white in[ST:n ]darkness, but appears transparent when[ST:n ]placed under light.
453 A diamond-like material that grows like[ST:n ]bamboo on rainy days. It disappears[ST:n ]when exposed to starlight.
454 A rarely-sighted item seen in polar skies.[ST:n ]Its origin and classification remain a[ST:n ]mystery to everyone.
455 A leaf that emits faint bursts of radiation.[ST:n ]Found in Noctilum, these leaves can be[ST:n ]used to shed light on other items.
456 Clay formed from a mixture of gluttonutan[ST:n ]droppings and Noctilum soil. It boasts[ST:n ]unparalleled elasticity, and will not snap[ST:n ]no matter how far it is stretched.
457 Dirt that contains significant amounts of[ST:n ]sugar. It has a rather gritty aftertaste,[ST:n ]but can be turned into a decent sweetener[ST:n ]with enough processing.
458 A stone polished into a mirror by the[ST:n ]constant trickle of water from a giant[ST:n ]tree. Staring into it gives the sense[ST:n ]of looking into one's own soul.
459 An orb that displays future and past[ST:n ]flora and fauna of Mira. Unfortunately,[ST:n ]all that can usually be seen is a[ST:n ]motionless plant or grazing beast.
460 A cotton plant that grows in the shape[ST:n ]of an arrow. A material of the finest[ST:n ]quality, this cotton is very popular among[ST:n ]the Nopon.
461 This moss, which grows on the giant trees[ST:n ]of Noctilum, falls and settles like snow.[ST:n ]It is a great insulator, and is often used[ST:n ]by small animals as bedding in winter.
462 The fossilized remains of plants from[ST:n ]Oblivia. It has similar properties to coal,[ST:n ]and although it cannot be used as fuel,[ST:n ]it is of use as research material.
463 A small branch that attracts lightning.[ST:n ]It's likely to have been used as a lightning[ST:n ]rod due to this unique quality.
464 A sharp-tipped stalactite fragment. [ST:n ]It emits a beautiful ring of multicolored[ST:n ]light, but careless touching may result in[ST:n ]serious injury.
465 A claylike, soft silver ore that becomes[ST:n ]hard when forged. Its origin is uncertain,[ST:n ]but it is believed to come from[ST:n ]decomposed myuena cacti.
466 A mysterious green vapor secreted inside[ST:n ]caves. It turns into oxygen once ventilated,[ST:n ]and for this reason is of great interest to[ST:n ]the scientists of New LA.
467 This constantly moving mudflow was [ST:n ]originally thought to be an earthquake,[ST:n ]but in fact, only the surface moves. [ST:n ]Insects can often be observed hitching a[ST:n ]ride on the top.
468 Despite being inanimate, these rocks[ST:n ]appear to take root and grow.[ST:n ]As a result, they are often mistaken for[ST:n ]shrubs and trees.
469 A tree-like, land-based coral. Care is[ST:n ]needed when handling, as the fragile[ST:n ]coral breaks quite easily.
470 A chemical produced when rainwater[ST:n ]reacts with an unknown airborne[ST:n ]substance. It's harmless for living[ST:n ]organisms, but can dissolve most[ST:n ]inorganic matter.
471 A rock that registers no value when[ST:n ]placed on a scale. You still wouldn't be[ST:n ]happy if someone chucked it at your[ST:n ]head, however.
472 Extraordinary heat diffusivity properties[ST:n ]give this substance the ability to maintain[ST:n ]a negative temperature no matter what[ST:n ]environment it is placed in.
473 A spore that floats through the skies of[ST:n ]Sylvalum and attracts nearby atmospheric[ST:n ]particles, giving it a gem-like sparkle.
474 A fragrant form of lava that can be eaten[ST:n ]once cooled. Though completely non-toxic,[ST:n ]it still may be a while before the item[ST:n ]appears on the menus of New LA's finer[ST:n ]restaurants.
475 A fertile soil that feeds by dissolving[ST:n ]and absorbing insects and certain small[ST:n ]animals. Most geologists believe it to[ST:n ]have fine agricultural potential.
476 This rock, formed in a lightning storm,[ST:n ]stores lightning energy. It provides an[ST:n ]electrical charge like a battery, but can[ST:n ]be quite unstable.
477 While this appears to be a powder,[ST:n ]it behaves more like a plant. It can often[ST:n ]be found clinging to rocks, much like a[ST:n ]form of moss.
478 An organic steel forged in the heat of[ST:n ]Cauldros's lava lakes. It boasts legendary[ST:n ]hardness due to its many layers.
479 This treasured red oil is found on[ST:n ]Cauldros surfaces during rainy days.[ST:n ]It looks eerily like a pool of blood[ST:n ]to the naked eye.
480 Originally designed to defend against the[ST:n ]alien onslaught, it failed in its application[ST:n ]when it overheated. It was eventually[ST:n ]recycled as part of the White Whale's[ST:n ]shield system.
481 A radiator from the White Whale that[ST:n ]requires no coolant. It can be easily[ST:n ]converted for use in cars and other[ST:n ]vehicles.
482 Plumbing used on the White Whale.[ST:n ]It's made from an experimental form of[ST:n ]stainless steel that is believed to be[ST:n ]eternally rust- and corrosion-proof,[ST:n ]no matter the external environment.
483 A fuel tank that formed part of the[ST:n ]White Whale's propulsion drive system.[ST:n ]It is said to be the height of fuel-[ST:n ]compression technology.
484 This instrument analyzes the atmosphere.[ST:n ]It also scans for microbial life, which can[ST:n ]indicate whether or not a planet is[ST:n ]inhabited.
485 A suit that can withstand the vacuum of[ST:n ]space for over 24 hours. This was[ST:n ]considered to be the height of technology[ST:n ]at the time of the White Whale's launch.
486 An artificial-gravity generator that[ST:n ]produces a rotating beam. It allows the[ST:n ]crew of a ship to live and work while in[ST:n ]a zero-gravity environment.
487 A capsule that stored a frozen genetic[ST:n ]database of Earth plant and animal life.[ST:n ]Much of this data was sadly lost in the[ST:n ]crash of the White Whale.
488 A virtual reality helmet that allows the[ST:n ]user to view scenes from Earth. Imperative[ST:n ]for the morale of any crew on a lengthy[ST:n ]space voyage.
489 An advanced electronic propulsion system[ST:n ]that allows for precise navigational[ST:n ]control at ultra-high speeds.
490 A heat-processing device that was finished[ST:n ]just before launch. It recycles heat energy[ST:n ]produced by the engine which would[ST:n ]otherwise have been wasted.
491 An electronic glove interface which allows[ST:n ]linked devices to be controlled remotely[ST:n ]by the user's hand movements.
492 This machine can print solid materials[ST:n ]such as basic parts and personal effects.[ST:n ]One was assigned to each mechanic on[ST:n ]the White Whale.
493 This device projected an energy field[ST:n ]around the White Whale that acted as[ST:n ]a protective shield against space junk.
494 This photovoltaic system generates power[ST:n ]from solar energy. It was originally[ST:n ]attached to the hull of the White Whale.
495 This device harvests microbes and organic[ST:n ]space materials, which are then recycled[ST:n ]and converted into energy for the White[ST:n ]Whale.
496 This mysterious reactor was the White[ST:n ]Whale's primary generator, knowledge of[ST:n ]which was strictly restricted to engineers[ST:n ]directly involved in its operation.
497 A device that wirelessly transmits energy[ST:n ]particles from one point to another.[ST:n ]This functionality led to great space[ST:n ]savings aboard the White Whale.
498 A paper-thin protective material.[ST:n ]Its toughness and resistance to heat belies[ST:n ]its thickness.
499 A uniquely effective device that emits false[ST:n ]DNA signals in order to confuse pursuing[ST:n ]hostile aliens.
500 A high-energy laser mounted on the White[ST:n ]Whale. It has since been decommissioned,[ST:n ]but the scars of battle still stain its[ST:n ]scorched barrel.
501 A portion of the AI system installed on[ST:n ]the White Whale. Reliable and sound of[ST:n ]judgment, this essential component of the[ST:n ]flight was unfortunately destroyed during[ST:n ]the crash landing on Mira.
502 This device captured gas released into[ST:n ]space by stars and converted it into[ST:n ]energy for use in the propulsion system.
503 A braking mechanism that ran on pure[ST:n ]oxygen. It could also be weaponized for[ST:n ]battle situations if necessary.
504 A fluorescent paint used on the White[ST:n ]Whale. A high phosphorescence gives it[ST:n ]the ability to emit absorbed light without[ST:n ]a reduction in intensity.
505 A posture-control apparatus that protects[ST:n ]against spatial disorientation during[ST:n ]interstellar journeys. Primarily used by[ST:n ]crew members undertaking repair details[ST:n ]outside the ship.
506 A device that extracts water from rocks in[ST:n ]order to aid the process of planetary[ST:n ]terraforming. The discovery of Mira has[ST:n ]rendered it somewhat pointless.
507 One of the prototype models created[ST:n ]during the development of FrontierNav.[ST:n ]Not as advanced as the data probes[ST:n ]currently in use, but not a bad effort.
508 A remote-controlled body featuring several[ST:n ]limbs protruding from a spherical center.[ST:n ]It is of particular use for those conducting[ST:n ]sensitive operations in the vacuum of[ST:n ]space.
509 A mortar lined with tiny spurs that was[ST:n ]used by local natives for making medicine.[ST:n ]One can use the attached pestle to crush[ST:n ]contents with ease.
510 A counting frame that uses acorns for[ST:n ]beads, leading to speculation that the[ST:n ]native creators had some sort of financial[ST:n ]system.
511 A living mask made from the bark of a[ST:n ]Miran tree. The bark grows in union with[ST:n ]the face of the wearer, and was thought[ST:n ]holy by ancient peoples for this reason.
512 A purse used by the ancient inhabitants of[ST:n ]Mira. Listen to the jingle of the coins![ST:n ]If the previous owner had good luck with[ST:n ]money, maybe a new owner will as well...
513 A curious stone that emits a mellifluous[ST:n ]hum. When this melody was heard by the[ST:n ]native Mirans, it would inevitably lead to[ST:n ]a raucous dance party.
514 The Nopon put this stinky ball in their[ST:n ]pocket to repel would-be predators with[ST:n ]its rank odor.
515 A shellfish plate used by ancient Nopon.[ST:n ]Analysis of the residual material would[ST:n ]surely give an idea of the ancient Nopon[ST:n ]diet, but such investigations are low on[ST:n ]the priority ladder at the moment.
516 A tub-shaped Nopon boat fashioned from[ST:n ]buoyant driftwood. Historically used by[ST:n ]the Nopon to explore the oceans.
517 A Nopon lantern stuffed with luminescent[ST:n ]katoan leaves. Harvesting leaves for this[ST:n ]lamp is a labor of love for the many[ST:n ]Nopon who still revere its gentle glow.
518 A spine-straightening device once very[ST:n ]popular amongst the short-statured Nopon.[ST:n ]It fell out of favor when its effects proved[ST:n ]to be far more damaging than helpful.
519 A box for storing Nopon pollen-collection[ST:n ]tools that are used to attract insects.[ST:n ]The pollen is eaten and recycled by the[ST:n ]insects before then being harvested.
520 A spear invented by an ancient species[ST:n ]once they took to walking upright.[ST:n ]Their enlightenment came at a cost,[ST:n ]however, as the same weapon eventually[ST:n ]sealed their demise.
521 A lithograph etched by an ancient desert[ST:n ]civilization from Oblivia. As it is currently[ST:n ]indecipherable, the fate met by this culture[ST:n ]is still unknown.
522 A Nopon dowsing rod for locating mineral[ST:n ]deposits and groundwater. A coin on[ST:n ]one end wobbles when it hits its target.[ST:n ]Hardly the most scientific of methods,[ST:n ]but it seems to work for them.
523 A dried snake that is eating its own tail.[ST:n ]Used by the Nopon as a bracelet.
524 A drum made from the stomach of a[ST:n ]beast. It is said to grant bravery to[ST:n ]Nopon embarking on a lonely trek.[ST:n ]If one listens close, they can almost hear[ST:n ]it beating like a courageous heart.
525 A rectangular stone monument of perfect[ST:n ]black. According to Nopon folklore,[ST:n ]it brings great wisdom to any who dare[ST:n ]touch it.
526 A plant-based ointment used by the[ST:n ]Nopon. It fell out of favor when its[ST:n ]medicinal effects were found to be[ST:n ]negligible.
527 A flotation device made from straw.[ST:n ]Though it starts out as a huge straw ring,[ST:n ]it rapidly shrinks to a more compact size[ST:n ]when it contacts water.
528 A spore repainted by the Nopon and[ST:n ]sold as a child's balloon toy. Its value[ST:n ]tanked when the true identity was finally[ST:n ]discovered.
529 A long cylinder with carefully aligned[ST:n ]stone lenses, often used as a telescope to[ST:n ]view the stars. Unusually expensive for[ST:n ]something that brings so much joy.
530 The cloth used to make this cloak imitates[ST:n ]its surroundings. It looks to have been[ST:n ]invented by an advanced civilization that[ST:n ]has since gone extinct.
531 A branch adorned with hundreds of[ST:n ]beautiful Miran flowers. It is used by the[ST:n ]Nopon for spiritual worship.
532 A Nopon-sized trampoline made from a[ST:n ]an elastic, rubberish material. Once used[ST:n ]at festival time, it has since been banned[ST:n ]after a slew of injuries and lawsuits.
533 A hard stone carved into the shape of a[ST:n ]hammer and used in construction.[ST:n ]For some reason, the whole tool is carved[ST:n ]from stone—not just the head.
534 A giant black vessel fashioned from lava.[ST:n ]Said to have been constructed by a now-[ST:n ]extinct civilization.
535 A polished, transparent stone often used[ST:n ]as a lens. Nopon also value it for its[ST:n ]ability to start fires.
536 A hand lamp that uses a secret Nopon[ST:n ]oil formula to emit a beautiful light.[ST:n ]Due to difficulties in producing the oil,[ST:n ]such lanterns rarely shine anymore.
537 An invention of Nopon who dreamed of[ST:n ]taking to the skies. Shockingly ineffective,[ST:n ]though that doesn't deter the many Nopon[ST:n ]who optimistically plummet to their deaths[ST:n ]each year.
538 A fire-resistant, 20-foot-long sleeping bag[ST:n ]woven from bogano weed. Originally[ST:n ]made by giants, but now used as a yurt[ST:n ]by grateful Nopon.
539 A piggy bank used by ancient Nopon.[ST:n ]Legend claims that those who broke it[ST:n ]open before it was full would have money[ST:n ]trouble for the rest of their days.
540 A small alien jetpack that allows the[ST:n ]user to flee from confrontation at absurd[ST:n ]speeds.
541 A cruel alien torture device that coils[ST:n ]around the head, arms, and legs, severely[ST:n ]constricting the victim.
542 A prototype high-tech device that allows[ST:n ]the user to see through walls. It seems[ST:n ]like true cutting-edge technology,[ST:n ]but is unfortunately broken.
543 A mottled flask seemingly used to safely[ST:n ]store precious liquid. Its seal has long[ST:n ]since been broken, making its former[ST:n ]contents a mystery for the ages.
544 An orb that emits a rather sinister glow.[ST:n ]It possesses vast amounts of energy,[ST:n ]but is harmful to humans.
545 An alien device that interfaces directly[ST:n ]with the brain. Not usable by humans.
546 A honeycomb-shaped body-scanning[ST:n ]device used by insectoid aliens.
547 An entirely sterile tank completely devoid[ST:n ]of any organisms or bacteria.[ST:n ]How very dull.
548 An electromagnetic device used by[ST:n ]shape-shifting aliens. It interferes with the[ST:n ]sensory perception of other individuals in[ST:n ]the area.
549 A high-performance filtration machine[ST:n ]that can create water from soil and sand.[ST:n ]When the start button is pressed, a voice[ST:n ]calls out, “Water-making time, right?”[ST:n ]and music begins playing.
550 Goggles designed by giant aliens that[ST:n ]transmit information and orders directly[ST:n ]into the eye of the user.
551 A furnace that faces the skies in prayer,[ST:n ]probably used for religious rites and[ST:n ]festivals. It contains what appears to be[ST:n ]the remains of multiple sacrifices.
552 An alien tail protector emblazoned with a[ST:n ]clan crest. The quality of workmanship[ST:n ]indicates that it once belonged to an[ST:n ]individual of some status.
553 A large, primitive helmet made from a[ST:n ]resilient-looking shell. Its two protruding[ST:n ]horns inspire terror in battle.
554 A knuckle guard made from the skull of a[ST:n ]fallen opponent. Its battle-worn look is[ST:n ]accentuated by numerous scratches and[ST:n ]dents that tell an epic story.
555 A high-tech lava suit made from unknown[ST:n ]materials. Unfortunately, as it operates on[ST:n ]biometrics it will destroy itself if worn by[ST:n ]any species other than its original creator.
556 An excessively large hoop-shaped device[ST:n ]that equips to the arm. The alien tech and[ST:n ]size of the device mean that it is not[ST:n ]easily handled by human operators.
557 Wiring composed of countless fiber cables.[ST:n ]Using this wire allowed for free control of[ST:n ]launched missiles.
558 An item used to induce a rage-like state[ST:n ]in battle. If given to one not able to[ST:n ]tolerate the medication's effects,[ST:n ]however, instant death is a certainty.
559 A banner emblazoned with the crest of a[ST:n ]militaristic alien clan. Its content boasts[ST:n ]of that particular group's achievements on[ST:n ]the battlefield.
560 A tight-fitting crown that can only be[ST:n ]removed by breaking it. Thought to have[ST:n ]been used in torture.
561 There is said to be a large body of high-[ST:n ]level info embedded within this liquid[ST:n ]metal. Unfortunately, the liquid is currently[ST:n ]inert and remains just out of reach.
562 An item able to view and detect the entire[ST:n ]range of electromagnetic waves, including[ST:n ]infrared. It is also able to stand in for[ST:n ]microscopes and telescopes.
563 Specialized alien battle claws that appear[ST:n ]to be used more as catalysts for energy-[ST:n ]based attacks rather than for actual[ST:n ]hand-to-hand fighting.
564 This device transforms airborne particles[ST:n ]into electrical power, ensuring an almost[ST:n ]inexhaustible supply of energy. It seems to[ST:n ]have been used as a weapon by certain[ST:n ]alien races.
565 A deceptively strong, yet compact, part[ST:n ]for jointing and supporting large objects[ST:n ]above the ground. Is currently used as a[ST:n ]gravitational-control device.
566 Blade fragments from an alien Skell.[ST:n ]Its materials exhibit properties of both[ST:n ]great strength and extreme lightness.[ST:n ]It also appears to contain a slight[ST:n ]electrical charge.
567 The panels on this item contain lamps that[ST:n ]inform of any nearby toxins. As it[ST:n ]requires alien-based technology to[ST:n ]function, it doesn't seem to be usable by[ST:n ]humans.
568 A chemical powder made of an unknown[ST:n ]element. When the Harrier Bozé gave it a[ST:n ]sniff, he felt it improved his concentration,[ST:n ]and thus decided to give it this name.
569 A spherical crystal that shimmers with the[ST:n ]baked orange glow of a California dusk.[ST:n ]The Pathfinder Corwin named it in memory[ST:n ]of the sunsets he saw as a child back in[ST:n ]his home state.
570 The image presented to those who peer[ST:n ]into this eyepiece is rarely consistent with[ST:n ]reality. In fact, some of the views have[ST:n ]been truly out-of-this world, which is why[ST:n ]the Outfitter Camber gave it this name.
571 Covered in jumbled and indecipherable[ST:n ]lettering, these cylindrical objects have[ST:n ]been found scattered across Mira.[ST:n ]The Pathfinder Clarissa gave them this[ST:n ]name while struggling to decode them.
572 A carved stone shaped in the image of a[ST:n ]beautiful goddess. On occasion, a tear-[ST:n ]like liquid flows from its eyes. Entranced[ST:n ]by the object's beauty, the Outfitter[ST:n ]Christopher came up with its name.
573 Named by the Curator Jengo, this[ST:n ]mysterious object contains a multitude[ST:n ]of magnetic stones that orbit erratically[ST:n ]within its cube-like frame.
574 A compact radar that flashes with multiple[ST:n ]points of interest, though nothing is ever[ST:n ]found at the indicated spots. The Mediator[ST:n ]Lara Nara named the device while putting[ST:n ]on his makeup.
575 When objects are placed upon the scales,[ST:n ]they tip not from the actual weight,[ST:n ]but from some other form of mass.[ST:n ]The Mediator Justin declared this as[ST:n ]\"measuring the weight of justice.\"
576 The space enclosed within this transparent[ST:n ]box supports a floating spherical object,[ST:n ]the constant rotation of which produces a[ST:n ]never-ending supply of kinetic energy.[ST:n ]Named rather plainly by the Curator May.
577 A pair of gigantic stone idols locked in[ST:n ]combat. No one is sure who sculpted them[ST:n ]or gave them their name, but their primal[ST:n ]beauty often leaves a deep impression on[ST:n ]those who stand before them.
578 A rust-ravaged iron column with a tensile[ST:n ]strength that defies reason. Despite being[ST:n ]rusted to the core, it can easily withstand[ST:n ]loads many times that of standard iron.[ST:n ]Named by the Curator Howard.
579 Sand that is able to change its color—[ST:n ]and with that, its taste. Ranging from[ST:n ]salty when white to sweet when red,[ST:n ]the possible variations are endless.[ST:n ]Named by the Prospector Sarona.
580 A jewel that sparkles like the first star of[ST:n ]the evening. The Reclaimer Nastasha[ST:n ]began wearing one as a charm to protect[ST:n ]her companions, and the idea caught on[ST:n ]with other BLADEs, leading to its name.
581 An obnoxious rock that throws your words[ST:n ]right back at you. Good luck confronting[ST:n ]it, though, since it is dull and featureless[ST:n ]as...well, a stone. The Curator Jengo[ST:n ]named it with a smile.
582 A lithograph that appears to hold encoded[ST:n ]blueprints for a Skell-like robotic machine.[ST:n ]The engineer Tika named it in frustration[ST:n ]after staying up all night failing to[ST:n ]decipher its instructions.
583 A transparent stone that holds a[ST:n ]fossilized, angelic-looking creature.[ST:n ]Transfixed by its heavenly beauty,[ST:n ]the Harrier Adelbert gave it its name.
584 A machine to fuse crystals that conceal[ST:n ]some sort of energy. The problem is,[ST:n ]said crystals don't seem to exist. Upon[ST:n ]realizing its uselessness, the Harrier[ST:n ]Sara-Ariel named it in disappointment.
585 A mysterious white object with a double[ST:n ]helical structure. The Curator Caracas[ST:n ]discovered and named it, but died of[ST:n ]poisoning after tasting it.
586 The liquid within this tube emits a brilliant[ST:n ]green glow, but the unknown energy it[ST:n ]produces is of no use in current weapons.[ST:n ]The Prospector Leland Cole named it[ST:n ]while laughing heartily.
587 An egg-shaped object that plays host to[ST:n ]a variety of different flower species. Upon[ST:n ]witnessing said flowers breaking out from[ST:n ]the egg's shell to bloom, a speechless[ST:n ]Prospector called Gale gave it this name.
588 A snowy white, angelic feather that[ST:n ]shimmers with an air of refined nobility.[ST:n ]The Harrier Grette gave the item its name[ST:n ]as she gazed at it, enraptured.
589 A screw made of stone that—despite being[ST:n ]entirely natural in origin—can actually be[ST:n ]used as in the way the name suggests.[ST:n ]After naming it, the Pathfinder Astea did[ST:n ]in fact put it to use as a screw.
590 A black-box planetarium that projects an[ST:n ]image of the galaxy Mira inhabits onto[ST:n ]nearby surfaces. The Pathfinder Mondo[ST:n ]named it as he gazed in abject silence[ST:n ]at the projected stars.
591 This looks like some kind of transmitting[ST:n ]device, but no one knows where it is[ST:n ]transmitting to. The Interceptor Ada[ST:n ]named it after mumbling “hello, hello”[ST:n ]into it numerous times with no response.
592 A chain of unbreakable triangular rings[ST:n ]that are impossible to separate.[ST:n ]Upon witnessing its unwavering strength,[ST:n ]the Curator Quincy gave it this name to[ST:n ]symbolize the bonds between friends.
593 A shock-absorbing component that seems[ST:n ]to have been used in ancient automatons.[ST:n ]The Interceptor Giotto used it as exercise[ST:n ]equipment and gave it a name to suit his[ST:n ]personal tastes.
594 A cylindrical rod with a complex dimpled[ST:n ]surface. While it somewhat resembles a[ST:n ]key, the Murderess’s first thought was how[ST:n ]she could use it to pummel people. Suffice[ST:n ]to say, she came up with the name.
595 A cauldron that billows with thick black[ST:n ]smoke and is engraved from top to bottom[ST:n ]with strange symbols. After discovering it,[ST:n ]the Prospector Harvey gave it a fanciful[ST:n ]name in hopes of selling it for big money.
596 Though it looks like a baby's trinket, the[ST:n ]noise this rattle produces when shaken has[ST:n ]the power to fell buildings. A Prospector[ST:n ]named Ginger gave it its name, and it is[ST:n ]currently being researched as a weapon.
597 An ornately decorated scepter,[ST:n ]speculated to have once been utilized as[ST:n ]a ceremonial piece for ancient nobility.[ST:n ]Pathfinder H.B. thought it a perfect fit[ST:n ]for himself and gave it this name.
598 Seemingly both mechanical and organic,[ST:n ]this mask-shaped object has the ability to[ST:n ]absorb bodily fluids. The Outfitter Alexa[ST:n ]gave it its name in a fit of excitement.
599 A tablet depicting a scene of terror[ST:n ]involving people fleeing from a dragon-[ST:n ]like beast. Excited by this unknown[ST:n ]creature that may or may not even exist,[ST:n ]Prospector Vera came up with this name.
600 This book is worn to nigh unreadability,[ST:n ]but the illustrations of giants depicted[ST:n ]within feel somehow nostalgic. Letrick,[ST:n ]the cathedral overseer, broke into tears[ST:n ]upon seeing it and gave it this name.