NARRATOR: 13,000 kilometers away, atop a godwall...
LEGS: See? I was right!
SCHLOCK: See? I can't see anything besides clouds.
LEGS: Exactly! There's a permanent low-pressure system south of this wall.
EBBY: Active sensors show rainfall. It's probably been coming down for as long as the wall has been here.
ANDY: If there's high ground behind 'em, I bet the godwalls are the headwaters for every major river in here.
SCHLOCK: If there's low bits, they'd fill up with water, right?
LEGS: There are low bits. Radar's showing a system of lakes under those clouds.
EBBY: You know, we haven't collected any aquatic samples yet.
MURTAUGH: Is Dropsy amphibious?
SCHLOCK: Maxim 32: "Anything is amphibious if you can get it back out of the water."
MURTAUGH: That maxim usually results in a recovery team deciding their materiel is not amphibious.