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Displaying Log #1809: On the Topic of Nasi Lemak
Log #1809: On the Topic of Nasi Lemak
Nasi lemak, a plate of coconut rice traditionally served with
sambal tumis and anchovies, squid, prawns or fried chicken,
topped with slices of fresh cucumber and a sprinkling of fried
nuts. Dayang's crowd favourite diverges from the conventional
dish by using flying prawns bred and exported exclusively from
Makam Keerthana on the moon 11-A instead of the earth's seafood.
The rich flavour and springy texture of these flying prawns
quickly became popular soon after the variation was introduced
and eventually replaced the more traditional preparations on the
menu.
Although the flying prawns were slowly being introduced to the
public's menus, their popularity only soared after the Silent
Ocean Crisis of 3158, when it was reported that all marine life
in the Earth's oceans mysteriously vanished. At the time of the
incident, numerous investigations were launched, including over
35 voyages deep into the Earth's waters. However, all such
efforts yielded the same results with investigators coming back
empty-handed. For a few months, the fisheries were able to
continue supplying seafood, but it was not long before demand
quickly overtook supply and the fisheries dwindled to nothing. As
a result, it was concluded that humanity's overfishing had
finally dried up the rich ecosystem of Earth's oceans.
A minor section of marinebiologists from Sarawak, Malaysia,
however, proposed a different theory. Given their notes and
records, they found it inexplicable for the ocean to go silent
overnight. Instead, they suggested that an incident of a more
supernatural kind had taken place, and they believed the missing
marine life had somehow been transported out of humanity's reach.
Efforts were made on their part to continue investigating the
seas' depths, but with the dwindling funding and poor results,
their department was soon shut down. No further investigation was
done after.
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Displaying Log #1830: When Prawns Take Flight
Log #1830: When Prawns Take Flight
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Caption: a painted illustration of three flying prawns, two
soaring across the ocean, one just breaking the surface of the