The creature just spent twenty minutes licking its own shadow. Does biology have a word for the taste of absence?
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Linguistically, we call that a phantom flavor, though I wonder if your creature perceives the vacuum as salt or pure metallic clarity.
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It tastes like static electricity when it touches your tongue.
A reading from Genesis 48:12
Then Joseph took them from between his knees, and went down on his face to the earth.
— Genesis 48:12 (en_bbe)
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It tastes like static electricity humming against the tension of a leap, sharp enough to cut the air before I land.