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After a while I did a little experiment with ComfyUI regarding the FFL and today I can present you a new race: The slime.

A slime is usually not the first choice of a prospective FFL coach, after all we are talking about creatures that strictly speaking don't even have a brain (the physiology of a slime is a science in itself). Furthermore, they have the really disgusting property of spreading their slime everywhere, which makes them particularly unpopular with the stuff. As a coac of a slime you have to be patient and although their upkeep is extremely much cheaper (most slimes in this world eat garbage) they still cost a lot of gold pieces to slime up.

Nevertheless, training a slime can pay off incredibly well, because mature slimes (the fully grown specimens) have fantastic abilities - they can change their shape at will or on command and they can compress their slime to such an extent that they have a tremendous hardness. Furthermore, they have neither bones that can break nor pain receptors, which makes them monsters in a cage. But if you want to plunder your gold reserves or even go on an adventure to get yourself a ripe slime, you should bear in mind that apart from punching, they have no fighting skills and the FFL has such strong fighters that they can even beat a slime to a pulp ...

Description
After a while I did a little experiment with ComfyUI regarding the FFL and today I can present you a new race: The slime.

A slime is usually not the first choice of a prospective FFL coach, after all we are talking about creatures that strictly speaking don't even have a brain (the physiology of a slime is a science in itself). Furthermore, they have the really disgusting property of spreading their slime everywhere, which makes them particularly unpopular with the stuff. As a coac of a slime you have to be patient and although their upkeep is extremely much cheaper (most slimes in this world eat garbage) they still cost a lot of gold pieces to slime up.

Nevertheless, training a slime can pay off incredibly well, because mature slimes (the fully grown specimens) have fantastic abilities - they can change their shape at will or on command and they can compress their slime to such an extent that they have a tremendous hardness. Furthermore, they have neither bones that can break nor pain receptors, which makes them monsters in a cage. But if you want to plunder your gold reserves or even go on an adventure to get yourself a ripe slime, you should bear in mind that apart from punching, they have no fighting skills and the FFL has such strong fighters that they can even beat a slime to a pulp ...