 Clyde |
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Creature Type: Water Creature Family: Seamore Creature Name: Clyde |
Gender: Female Rarity: Common Clyde can evolve! Clyde has 56 care points. |
Visual Description
A playful baby seal.
Lifestyle
Though Seamore eggs instill a sense of peace in their caretaker, they are rarely calm themselves. They are active and playful, and many a caretaker find they should never leave their Seamore egg by the sink while washing dishes; they will invariably end up with a face full of sudsy dishwater. Seamore eggs that happen to be brought home with Nanook eggs are even more teasing; while a Nanook egg is curious, it does not satiate its curiosity yet, but a Nanook egg cannot help but be spurred into activity with a Seamore egg at its back. As a Seamore egg grows more familiar with its surroundings and the creatures around it, it evolves into Clyde.
Clyde is small and slippery, and when she is not in the water, urging her friends to come in and play too, she is perched on land, already certain what she wants to do next. She has an instinctive knowledge for things she will like, and gravitates to group games, especially ones like pool volleyball.
After visiting a town, Clyde likes to borrow all the things in the kitchen that can float and builds the town's replica in the bathtub with those items. Here the model sits on the surface of the water until her caretaker comes along and notices it. It is different from the fanciful models that other young creatures make, and suddenly, caretakers realize why carrying Clyde brings them such peace; Clyde does not dwell on could-be's or have-not's. She sees the world and understands it as it is.
A playful baby seal.
Lifestyle
Though Seamore eggs instill a sense of peace in their caretaker, they are rarely calm themselves. They are active and playful, and many a caretaker find they should never leave their Seamore egg by the sink while washing dishes; they will invariably end up with a face full of sudsy dishwater. Seamore eggs that happen to be brought home with Nanook eggs are even more teasing; while a Nanook egg is curious, it does not satiate its curiosity yet, but a Nanook egg cannot help but be spurred into activity with a Seamore egg at its back. As a Seamore egg grows more familiar with its surroundings and the creatures around it, it evolves into Clyde.
Clyde is small and slippery, and when she is not in the water, urging her friends to come in and play too, she is perched on land, already certain what she wants to do next. She has an instinctive knowledge for things she will like, and gravitates to group games, especially ones like pool volleyball.
After visiting a town, Clyde likes to borrow all the things in the kitchen that can float and builds the town's replica in the bathtub with those items. Here the model sits on the surface of the water until her caretaker comes along and notices it. It is different from the fanciful models that other young creatures make, and suddenly, caretakers realize why carrying Clyde brings them such peace; Clyde does not dwell on could-be's or have-not's. She sees the world and understands it as it is.
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