{"id":1212,"date":"2013-06-07T00:14:42","date_gmt":"2013-06-07T07:14:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/kezune.com\/sim\/?p=1212"},"modified":"2014-06-27T23:50:48","modified_gmt":"2014-06-28T06:50:48","slug":"majestic-mermaid-norns","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/kezune.com\/sim\/2013\/06\/07\/majestic-mermaid-norns\/","title":{"rendered":"Majestic Mermaid Norns"},"content":{"rendered":"

Before I could try out my Pearlmaid World Concept<\/a>, I needed to set up the world.<\/p>\n

As much as I would love to incorporate the IQ test into this concept world, I’d still rather look at each creature one at a time. I would like to investigate the genes of every creature that comes out of my little venture. Anyway.<\/p>\n

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I set up a small egg area on the rightmost underwater platform in Aquanornia. Norns can’t reach this spot so I thought it would be perfect. It would also prevent norns form hatching without my influence so I could keep the generations separated.<\/p>\n

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I made the ‘beach’ where our matriarchs would lay their eggs more cozy as well. The addition of grass, a shack and some food would hopefully make them more comfortable. They would need it given they would be laying so many eggs at a time.<\/p>\n

Now that everything was set up (and all of our bacteria were killed) it was time to introduce our first creatures.<\/p>\n

\"bandicam<\/a>I got Muco to lay two males and one female. As they hatched, I put the boys away for import later and decided to have some one on one time with Persephone. As a generation 1 norn, I didn’t expect her to have any mutations. I gave her a white tiara and taught her all of her lessons.<\/p>\n

Resting when she was tired was first and she learned quickly. It was difficult to tell with the graphics, but she definitely got the idea. At just 6 minutes old, she was able to eat on her own and rest when she was tired.<\/p>\n

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Not only was she quick to learn, she was also pretty sweet. I was starting to remember why I kept these guys as pets and companions. I taught her not to hit, push or pull her food and soon, she was a sleep. As it was after midnight, I took it as a sign and it was time for bed.<\/p>\n