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... d like the unholy love child of a millipede and a mouse. It had hundreds of mouse legs that carried a body that alternated segments between chitin, and fur, a whip-like tail that ended in a scythe-like claw, and the head of a mouse, if the mouse in question had six faceted eyes and mandibles in addition to its teeth. They were also the size of the average garden tractor.
Jack had named them 'mousipedes,' drawing groans from the group.
The group was doing well, despite initially s ...
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