Eating next to a twenty-foot-long crocodile took some getting used to, but Philip was well trained. He only ate bacon, stray waterfowl, and the occasional invading monster.
In "The Serpent's Shadow," Philip encounters the challenge of dining in close proximity to a large crocodile, which initially requires some adjustment. His experience and training help him cope with the unusual dining companion, as he maintains a level of composure despite the potential danger.
Philip has a selective diet, preferring foods like bacon and waterfowl while being cautious of any threatening creatures that might intrude. This highlights his resourcefulness and adaptability in a setting filled with unusual elements, reflecting themes of survival and the coexistence of danger in everyday life.
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