@Graingy yep.

@TheLoadingGorilla Hm

@Graingy yes, the first book (The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe) in particular being the most noticeable (or so I remember), with many elements directly corresponding to elements of Jesus's life (and death).

@TheLoadingGorilla I hear Narnia is a rather direct Christian allegory, supposedly.

@Graingy yes, he was. I am less familiar with him, but I plan to read his works again sometime in the future

Yes.

@TheLoadingGorilla Hm.
Can't speak as to Lewis; I know next to nothing about him. Was he the guy who wrote Narnia?

*by one sided I mean 2D, as in you only see the face of the mountain, not what's inside or behind it

@Graingy indeed they are. They left great works of literature behind though, so I can still study them through their books. It's like looking at a mountain through a telescope, you only see a very small part of the big picture at a time, but by moving the telescope you can see that it's a mountain (although it will be a one-sided view)

@TheLoadingGorilla Those two are dead.

@Graingy what? (yes I’m still here... don’t comment on my procrastination)

@TheLoadingGorilla I have bad news for you.

@Graingy oh, how lame (unless they happen to be one of the few humans that actually interests me [I don’t have time to define that term extensively right now, but an example would be Tolkien or C. S. Lewis]).

@Subsere Nothing.
@TheLoadingGorilla Nah, they're human.

Although I guess we were conversing in your post, so I suppose you have just enough right to see what’s going on as anybody else…

@Subsere nothing that concerns you, unless you’re the suspicious thing that was watching me through my window.

@TheLoadingGorilla @Graingy What are you two talking about!?

@TheLoadingGorilla Neither do I, honestly.

@Graingy I don’t think dust and wind could move that guy though... I don’t know what to think honestly

@TheLoadingGorilla What?
Yeah, I dunno what to say about that.
Some geobrains can by leveraging the environment, though usually that's only on the much smaller end of things. For example, I can use static electric effects to hoist myself along air currents with dust.

I've never met any rock-like creatures that make noise...

Can Geobrains move?

@Graingy I’m home and... it's gone. There's a weird silvery-grey power left in the area where it was sitting. I honestly don’t know what to think... I guess it doesn't matter now that it isn't in my backyard...

@TheLoadingGorilla Grumble? That's odd. Probably wildlife, since I know of no geobrain which can make audible noises like that. At least, not in that size range.