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Notdeadjeff (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb === Description === These eggs survive through a combination of extreme pressure and light mobility, making the Mariana Trench the prime place to find them. Many theories exist explaining their man made exterior; some believe humans sealed its contents away because it was dangerous, others believe it was a matter of protection. One thing is certain: whatever is inside seems to want out. ==== Characteristics ==== {| class="wikitable" |+ !...") |
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Lying leagues below the ocean’s surface, the Diving Bell [[Eggs]] wait to be discovered. Originally found by Submarine Captain Wellington on an exploratory undersea mission through the Mariana Trench, these eggs emit a sonar-like radio wave which attracts both curious adventurers and dangerous sea monsters. These eggs have been known to shift the water around them to create strong currents which rip apart anything that gets too close. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 1 January 2023
Description
Lying leagues below the ocean’s surface, the Diving Bell Eggs wait to be discovered. Originally found by Submarine Captain Wellington on an exploratory undersea mission through the Mariana Trench, these eggs emit a sonar-like radio wave which attracts both curious adventurers and dangerous sea monsters. These eggs have been known to shift the water around them to create strong currents which rip apart anything that gets too close.
| Characteristics | |||||||
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| Veneer | Origin Location | Temperature | Energy Level | Weight | Sound | Byproduct | Element |
| Aquasteel | Mariana Trench | 1° C | High | 2kg | Radar-like Beep | Bubbles | Water |