[network] @LINK, day 24 [open]

[tapferkeit]

Food stays if you put it in cupboards.

Leaving it out makes it vanish.

Tried it both ways. Zelda's worked.

@lelric it works your idea works

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[tapferkeit]

[ Enoch, what the hell does that even mean? This kid grew up in a forest. Fortunately, he's good at learning through context. ]

Other people have been asking about other things.

[warriorscribe]

They seem to remove everything we leave behind in a shelter regardless of what it is, but I suppose there's no harm in being thorough.

[He's not going to say no to further testing, but he's pretty sure whatever moves things around in this place doesn't make any distinctions between what types of things it's gathering.]

[tapferkeit]

It might have to become part of the place.

[ Dumping off things in the room would just... have it a mess, really. Putting things away made it a part of the environment, however. Maybe that was how it worked? ]

[warriorscribe]

Part of the place? Like putting a blanket on a bed? If their intent is to clean up, that would make sense.

If I had a blanket I wouldn't mind parting with I would gladly test that idea.

[Unfortunately, he's using every blanket he's found, even if it's only as a makeshift rope...]

[tapferkeit]

[ He doubts the intent is to clean up, since some places were still left a complete mess. But that doesn't seem like too far-fetched a thing to experiement with: Link decides he'll try. A towel wasn't as useful as a blanket. He could sacrifice it to test. ]

I can try.

[warriorscribe]

[Unfortunately, since Link hadn't said he was going to use a towel, Enoch assumes his response was directly to his example.]

You have a blanket to spare, as well? If you're sure you'd like to risk it... I wouldn't like to see you put at a disadvantage for my suggestions.

[tapferkeit]

I don't have a blanket.

[warriorscribe]

You said you could try - what are you trying with, then?

[Text communication! So convenient. So reliable.

Is this really the future?]