We're hoping the Prince of the Ocean enjoys his stay here.
> Percy will be able to find, with the help of a few rabbitrays, a supply of manganese that will be important in the construction of anything that needs to be rustproof. Manganese is a strong oxidizer that can help considering much of the equipment will be around water and ocean winds.
> He'll also find a very strange, unknown metal with unique properties. This metal can be shaped with human hands through body heat but is otherwise extremely strong, capable of taking blows from even some of the more powerful creatures, as long as their temperature on impact is lower than 37 °C (98.6 °F).
> URSULA can help provide for the funhouse with her database of spooky noises. Spooky noise tapes and CDs, she'll explain, used to be quite popular a very long time ago. They have everything from the Halloween theme to general creepy giggles and little kids singing in ways that fill every horror movie. Personally, she doesn't know why people find them scary.
> She'll also give him one of her drones just for the funehouse use. It can do anything from act as a 'scary robot' to decorating in hard to reach places.
> While fish don't have the same fears as humans, they do have them, and have been experiencing their own nightmares lately. That much they can all agree on.
> The sealife have surprisingly varied opinions of the current dreamscape. More aggressive types like the stalkers seem to have accepted the way things are right now. They seem to be taking 'face your fears' literally in fighting anything that comes close to them and suggesting the same. If he tries to talk to a reaper leviathan, they'll be even more aggressive than usual, not bothering to talk at all.
> The most cooperative sealife as usual are the reefbacks. They, however, aren't sure how to combat it. They believe that having no fear may be the best way. If you don't fear what's presented to you, then it can't affect you. To this end, they meditate through the nightmares while humming their songs.
> They'll teach Percy how they meditate if he wants! Even though it's hard at first it is a method that works well. The idea behind is is accepting that these things are true despite whatever they might wish. They do understand that Percy's worries and the worries of the others might be more complicated, or how 'true' it is might be different. But fighting back is exactly what exhausts and feeds the nightmares, that much they know.
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> Percy will be able to find, with the help of a few rabbitrays, a supply of manganese that will be important in the construction of anything that needs to be rustproof. Manganese is a strong oxidizer that can help considering much of the equipment will be around water and ocean winds.
> He'll also find a very strange, unknown metal with unique properties. This metal can be shaped with human hands through body heat but is otherwise extremely strong, capable of taking blows from even some of the more powerful creatures, as long as their temperature on impact is lower than 37 °C (98.6 °F).
> URSULA can help provide for the funhouse with her database of spooky noises. Spooky noise tapes and CDs, she'll explain, used to be quite popular a very long time ago. They have everything from the Halloween theme to general creepy giggles and little kids singing in ways that fill every horror movie. Personally, she doesn't know why people find them scary.
> She'll also give him one of her drones just for the funehouse use. It can do anything from act as a 'scary robot' to decorating in hard to reach places.
> While fish don't have the same fears as humans, they do have them, and have been experiencing their own nightmares lately. That much they can all agree on.
> The sealife have surprisingly varied opinions of the current dreamscape. More aggressive types like the stalkers seem to have accepted the way things are right now. They seem to be taking 'face your fears' literally in fighting anything that comes close to them and suggesting the same. If he tries to talk to a reaper leviathan, they'll be even more aggressive than usual, not bothering to talk at all.
> The most cooperative sealife as usual are the reefbacks. They, however, aren't sure how to combat it. They believe that having no fear may be the best way. If you don't fear what's presented to you, then it can't affect you. To this end, they meditate through the nightmares while humming their songs.
> They'll teach Percy how they meditate if he wants! Even though it's hard at first it is a method that works well. The idea behind is is accepting that these things are true despite whatever they might wish. They do understand that Percy's worries and the worries of the others might be more complicated, or how 'true' it is might be different. But fighting back is exactly what exhausts and feeds the nightmares, that much they know.