Have Lelach ever thought of not having enough mithisella for the winter and gathered berry that day?
The conception happen before that event so it can be a sort of reference point.
Can she remember how many day have past from that event?
You remember that as being less than a week before this mental fusion occurred, which is about two days ago (this the third day).
We will try to search for more fabric using frequency matching.
I have no idea what you mean by this.
Oh, sorry--there it is. Please try to keep everything you intend to do in this thread; you can use the other thread for recording your thoughts and ideas, but not for in-game actions. Thanks. I'll get back to this.
Lach and Rani live alone; they can't really help themselves to other people's leftover fabric. They are part of a village, in Sprite concepts, but generally sprite homes are far enough apart that they cannot see nor hear each other, even in such villages.
Most people make or find what they need, or trade what they have to someone else. That is, that's how sprites do it.
Lach does not know the world beyond her village. Her people are hunter-gatherers, although some fish and most grow a few plants close to home so they can gather nearby.
Lelach is still frightened about your memories, because she does not understand what they are or how they can exist. More precisely, part of you does not understand how memories of another world can exist, there being no reason to think that there are other worlds. Part of you is accommodated to that idea already. Part of you thinks you are losing your mind, because you think it perfectly reasonable to have memories of another life in another world.
Lelach does not let you attempt to read Morani's thoughts or feelings in any way beyond the ordinary reading of body language. She suspects that you're in this mess because you were trying to do something you shouldn't try to do, trying to have powers that don't really belong to sprites. Or she was, or something. She doesn't want to think about it, and she doesn't want to believe that she tried to read someone else's thoughts or feelings, even though in the confusion it seems that she was someone else trying to read her own feelings. You cannot find someone's mental frequency without somehow making mental contact with them, so you can't get Morani's frequency this way at this time.
Your thoughts about human civilization create an immediate fear reaction in Lach, and she does not want to think about humans. They are not that far, but she does not want to risk being too close to such horrible monsters.
That's another problem with the mental connection: she remembers being a human, and even though she does not remember anything particularly wicked about being human, to her humans are very wicked and dangerous.
The calendar, such as it is, mostly tells that the seasons are progressing. There are no years counted except for how old someone is.
If inanimate objects have a frequency, you don't find it by relaxing your mind.
Any suggestion that you want to do something different from what you want to do creates significant stress and fear, because it suggests that you are losing your mind.
When you say you want to focus on one "thing" at a time, what kinds of things are you considering, and how do you want to focus on them?
When you attempt to read the mental frequency of fabric, she stops you, telling herself that it is absolutely insane to think that she could read the mind of a mindless thing like fabric.
You both sleep at the same time, but it is much more complicated than that, because when Lelach's body is asleep you both cycle in and out of consciousness in the baby's body, and when her body is awake your awareness of the baby's body rolls in cycles of between five and thirty minutes at a shot, awake, asleep. You only rest when both bodies are asleep, and it's starting to impact your ability to function when you are awake.
You cannot split what the personalities are doing; they are too closely united for that.
--M. J. Young