(account deleted)Weeeeewww. Def like this as one of the better examples of earlier RPCs.
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webbed feet covered in bright pink tissue. Based on footprint samples, the feet are believed to excrete a sappy acidic puss.
puss or pus?
If the anomaly has an indefinite life span, then how can they die of starvation? If this means merely that they are "biologically immortal" but can still be killed by starvation, trauma, disease, etc., how exactly does the Authority know that given that they have only been observed for a few decades?
This is a decent piece all around, but I find the description of the instances to be needlessly bizarre and alien. It reminds me of SCP's "conservation of weirdness" guideline.
This is how you do a monster manual entry that doesn’t feel watered down and overdone. The physiology of the hippo-bird things absolutely sells this one.
Such is life in the Soviet Union
There's imagination at play here, but the narrative felt pointless. I don't really see what emotion this is supposed to stimulate. It hunted a species to extinction, then died because the species it ate went extinct. Okay?
RPC-134 ties into a real life extinction to better effect, and RPC-349, directionless as it is, at least makes its own anomaly extinct in a more thought-provoking way. I'm glad this is short, but it's still not good. 2/5