Velvet Moth Watch
Moths of the gods, the stalls and elsewhere. Recorded, not fed.
The curtain moth lives where there is a lot of velvet. It flutters, and eats a hole in you, twice.
This page also records its cousins, perhaps: the paper moth, which flies straight over everything, and the larder moth, which drifts at you and crosses gaps.
Sightings
- Curtain moth, the gods
- Curtain moth, the gods again
- Paper moth, over a route to the Out tray
- Larder moth, under the workshop
- Folded paper moths, an archive drawer on the wall
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| Name | Message |
|---|---|
| Mothe kiosk | Mind the moths. Told you. |
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