Hey @Clarke Thompson I recently got transferred from an internship on Carbesktan-15 to Ganymede. I'm not exactly sure why I was transferred, maybe it had something to do with my allergies, I think human mucus is a potent acid to some of the native species there. I've been keeping up with your post once I heard I was being transferred.

So yeah, I was already dropped off here when I read your post about how the whole internship was a setup. I guess the people who transferred me had no clue it was a setup. And now I have no clue what to do. I've been wandering around aimlessly since there was no real internship, to begin with, I found a Galactic Noodle Stand. Would you mind possibly telling Buffy to turn the ship around to pick me up. I definitely didn't pack the right clothes for this cold planet.

Please help

I never managed to grab one of those "less dangerous" school maps, and even though I am a junior I still have some trouble navigating this place. Does anyone know how to get to Advanced Intracellular Wormhole Generation? It's already halfway through the semester and I haven't attended a single class. It's in someplace called the "Worm Gardens". Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Hey @sophu I'm pretty sure they can be but because dragon scales are so tough it can be hard to get blood from them to blood bond with. However, I think with bloodfangs you can milk their fangs to get blood, which is quite handy. Although, they're blood is a potent psychedelic so just be careful with that.

Good Luck! Hopefully the blood bonding works out!

Also, does anyone have an extra breath crystal I could borrow? I ran out of them yesterday, and I need them as a supplement for my mini red-tailed fork-tongued dragon.

Midterm stress is getting to me and I keep forgetting the simple things. Can anyone help me out?

Advanced Dragon Taming 305

Is anyone else having problems flame training their Yellow-Bellied Spike Shooter? This guy just isn't cooperating, he keeps spitting acid instead of a strong flame. Does anyone have any tips because I really can't handle another acid burn.

I took the 4D printing class awhile ago, so my memory is kinda shaky, but I'm pretty sure that to get the printers to work you have to steal the microchip, which is kept around Professor Saqqara neck on a gold chain. He was banned from touching the 4D printers a while ago, I don't remember why. Does anyone? But even though he was banned from touching them, Psyhigh still left him in charge because of budget cuts. And he really doesn't like when other people touch his "gorgeous girls" as he calls them.

In order to get them to work properly, you and the rest of the class have to steal the microchip while he's taking a nap. He usually eats a honeycomb sandwich in the teacher's lounge at around 1:30 pm. After eating his sandwich, without fail he takes a 53-minute nap. So steal it while he naps, plug the chip into that weirdly symmetrical hole in the wall behind the colorful poster on the back wall in the 4D printing room. Make sure you return the chip before he wakes up, or he will give everyone a C.

Also, I find that food is an easy "object of our greatest desire" to print, I don't know if that helps, but good luck!

Hello all!

It has been a while since I have baked last. I went on hiatus, as I traveled to the Witchers realm on a study abroad program. It was a really good time, I met some cool witches and they taught me a thing or two about baking techniques and showed me a variety of new ingredients. My favorite technique is baking upside down. Some people may think that in order to make pineapple upside down cake you have to be right side up, but that's a common misconception people get from watching normie baking shows.

Since baking upside down is my new favorite thing, I decided to make pineapple upside down cake upon my return to Psyhigh. I used the Eastern Phoenix kitchen, because of the kitchen closest to me, was half exploded and covered in soot from one of Menji's robot experiments. By the way, if anyone needs to make a quick buck and have an awesome robot, message me and I will give you the location of the next robot fighting event. I cannot guarantee your safety, or from expulsion, but if you make the right bet you can earn some quick cash.

Anyway, everything went off without a hitch and several people gathered to watch me bake. I didn't have pineapple because they don't grow in this climate, but I did applepine, which is basically the same thing. Another thing that I learned is that cooking upside down at Psyhigh is harder than I thought. The ceilings here are incredibly high so I often had to jump continuously to reach the stoves and the ingredients. For anyone interested, I have 8 cakes left over. They are stored in the Eastern Phoenix Kitchen refridgerator, in the second drawer. Enjoy!

-Estreya

Hello all!

It has been a while since I have baked last. I went on hiatus, as I traveled to the Witchers realm on a study abroad program. It was a really good time, I met some cool witches and they taught me a thing or two about baking techniques and showed me a variety of new ingredients. My favorite technique is baking upside down. Some people may think that in order to make pineapple upside down cake you have to be right side up, but that's a common misconception people get from watching normie baking shows.

Since baking upside down is my new favorite thing, I decided to make pineapple upside down cake upon my return to Psyhigh. I used the Eastern Phoenix kitchen, because of the kitchen closest to me, was half exploded and covered in soot from one of Menji's robot experiments. By the way, if anyone needs to make a quick buck and have an awesome robot, message me and I will give you the location of the next robot fighting event. I cannot guarantee your safety, or from expulsion, but if you make the right bet you can earn some quick cash.

Anyway, everything went off without a hitch and several people gathered to watch me bake. I didn't have pineapple because they don't grow in this climate, but I did applepine, which is basically the same thing. Another thing that I learned is that cooking upside down at Psyhigh is harder than I thought. The ceilings here are incredibly high so I often had to jump continuously to reach the stoves and the ingredients. For anyone interested, I have 8 cakes left over. They are stored in the Eastern Phoenix Kitchen refridgerator, in the second drawer. Enjoy!

-Estreya

Hello all!

It has been a while since I have baked last. I went on hiatus, as I traveled to the Witchers realm on a study abroad program. It was a really good time, I met some cool witches and they taught me a thing or two about baking techniques and showed me a variety of new ingredients. My favorite technique is baking upside down. Some people may think that in order to make pineapple upside down cake you have to be right side up, but that's a common misconception people get from watching normie baking shows.

Since baking upside down is my new favorite thing, I decided to make pineapple upside down cake upon my return to Psyhigh. I used the Eastern Phoenix kitchen, because of the kitchen closest to me, was half exploded and covered in soot from one of Menji's robot experiments. By the way, if anyone needs to make a quick buck and have an awesome robot, message me and I will give you the location of the next robot fighting event. I cannot guarantee your safety, or from expulsion, but if you make the right bet you can earn some quick cash.

Anyway, everything went off without a hitch and several people gathered to watch me bake. I didn't have pineapple because they don't grow in this climate, but I did applepine, which is basically the same thing. Another thing that I learned is that cooking upside down at Psyhigh is harder than I thought. The ceilings here are incredibly high so I often had to jump continuously to reach the stoves and the ingredients. For anyone interested, I have 8 cakes left over. They are stored in the Eastern Phoenix Kitchen refridgerator, in the second drawer. Enjoy!

-Estreya

Yet another baking incident occurred tonight! Since today was my annual "Ambassadors of the Occult" meeting I decided to bring some baked goods along with me! I needed to find the perfect recipe so I packed my things and headed to the library.

I decided to go to the forbidden east wing library, I know the security guard there, and he will sneak me in as long as I give him a portion of anything that I bake. So there I was squeezing through an outer vent about 50 feet in the air, when I noticed a piece of paper sticking out of one of the seams. It was a recipe for a howling witchcake, it fit perfectly with the theme of this year meeting! I think I have a knack for finding lost recipes.

From the library, I went to the kitchen in my dorm building. I scanned the recipe into my newly built Transmorpher Emulsifier, I had Felix build it for me out of out robot parts. I hooked up the machine to the mini fridge and set the timer for 43.85 seconds. When the timer dinged, I opened the door to the T.E. and was met with the most awful howling I have ever heard (that's how you know you made them right).

Now in order to silence a witch momentarily, for transportation sake, you need to make Mufflers Icing. Its a simple recipe, any baker worth their salt should know it. Luckily, I had some left over from last week.

You must be careful when icing a witchcake, you dont want them to suffocate! The best technique is to ice it fast, and then poke a few straws through the icing, allowing it to breathe. Place it in a cake box and poke a few holes there to allow the air to circulate and viola!! A perfectly frosted witchcake, I'm sure everyone at the meeting will love it!