Josephus Daniels (DLG 27) - Naval Cruise Book

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Radiomen -RM They are a strange tribe - they even speak in a peculiar language few others understand. They live in a sealed vault from which emits the muted roar of hundreds of snapping teeth. This angry chatter comes from the mouths ofa weird breed of machine beast that inhabits this dungeon. These animals are fed a constant diet of electromagnetic energy, wood pulp and black water which they regurgitate in the form of miles of talking leaves covered in the strange writing of this weird band called Racliomen.