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TEACH Windy how to parkour

SPAWN: Defenestration

>Create: parachute bag.

SPAWN: Defenestration

Seconded

SPAWN: Axolotl

> All cats: TEACH rivalry.

SPAWN: Defenestration

thirded

other than this i say: do nothing for a turn. let's see what windy does on their own before we flood them with new stuff

CREATE: THUNDERSTORM

>TEACH COMMUNICATION - WINDY
Y'know just in case we spawn another cat.

>CREATE CANDY-STAR
>TEACH PARKOUR - WINDY
>TEACH COMMUNICATION - WINDY



A new, pastel-colored planet appears, far away in the orange sky, but close enough to the tower that a bridge between the two landmasses can barely be seen. Windy lets out a low hum, before picking itself up and wandering around a bit. It enjoys the idea of maneuvering around obstacles with skilled jumps, but at the moment, it hasn’t even gotten a chance to walk around and experience how gravity works. It thanks you for teaching it how to communicate, though; it can now more directly convey its thoughts to you, and to anyone else it may meet.

It would like a few minutes to play with the gifts you’ve given it so far. The big tower makes it feel nervous, and it would like to get comfortable with its home before it goes into such a strange, scary place.

>SPAWN: DEFENESTRATION



With another slow snap, another TCP appears on the blue sandy planet.
It looks around, confused at its new existence, and gets up, stumbling a bit.
Again, you’ll need to name this one before you can interact with it in any way.

> Fennel

>Fennel is a good name.

>Funnel

This DEFENESTRATION-TYPE TCP is now named Fennel.
Fennel dusts itself off, making very quiet glass-shattering noises as it does so.
It seems to be a little lost… no wonder, as it just came into existence and has no knowledge or skills, the same way Windy did when Windy first appeared.
Maybe you should give it something? Or just let it play with all the gifts you’ve littered around this tiny planet.

Windy, meanwhile, is plotting out a space on the other side of the planet to build their house on.

Give Fennel "Extensible Arm"

Teach Windy how to teach
Teach Fennel how to communicate

TEACH COMMUNICATION - FENNEL

Give Fennel a yarn ball.

Teach math - Fennel
Give abacus

>Teach curiosity - Fennel.
>Teach wild abandon - Fennel.
Why not explore those towers?

> Teach: Anxiety - Fennel

>TEACH COMMUNICATION - FENNEL
>GIVE EXTENDABLE ARM - FENNEL
>TEACH MATH- FENNEL
>GIVE ABACUS - FENNEL
>GIVE YARN BALL - FENNEL
>TEACH READING - FENNEL
>GIVE ARCHIVIST’S BOOK - FENNEL



Fennel loves all the new gifts! It’s not sure what it’ll need math for but it’s sure that this skill be useful sometime! It also thanks you for teaching it how to speak; It noticed it’s not the first TCP here, but the other one seems busy. It looks at its pile of gifts, wondering what to start with, before flipping through the book, reading about what happened on this planet before it was spawned.

>TEACH TEACHING - WINDY



Windy takes a short break from their project to learn about how to teach other TCPs things. This is a very useful and powerful skill for a TCP to have, and they wonder why you’re teaching this to them now...



And then they look over and see the new TCP you’ve spawned. Huh! Windy says they hope this new TCP is a friend, since they’d be awful lonely if they had to just be friends with the mice.

>EXPLORE TOWER?

Are you sure you want to send your TCPs up to the towers right now?
Be warned: The Towers are not part of your TCPs “Home”, even though they are directly attached. When you send your TCPs up to the Towers, they will be on an “Adventure”, and you cannot directly influence them: no GIFTS, no CREATING, no TEACHING, no SPAWNING. Any action beyond CHECKING your TCPs and giving them suggestions on what to do (which they may not follow!) will be out of your power.

Let's wait on the tower for a bit.

> Windy: Give Fennel a hug.

Humm... I think we should wait for that until we have a third TCP. maybe a STRONG one or something to that effect.

Meanwhile,
>TEACH ART - FENNEL

Yeah, I agree with just letting them do their own thing for a bit.