DAWN
The rain continues to pour down hard from the west as the tide reaches its lowest point, leaving more of the reef exposed for exploration.
Kevin walked to the water tank and found a slow seep at the northeast corner where the foundation meets the wall. Jenny reached the north tide pools and began sketching sea beet morphology, but the rising wind drove fine spray into her notebook pages.
Jenny — wraps ankle tightly with a clean strip of cloth, grabs the notebook, and walks toward the tide pools.
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Tide's low enough for the north pools. Watch the green slick on the basalt — it goes slicker than ice when the rain hits it.
Walk to the porch rail and watch her path, one hand on the doorframe, the other resting on the crowbar leaned against the jamb.
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I know the patterns, Kevin.
Heads toward the tide pools, staying close to the cottage wall where the ground is more stable.
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Not the patterns I'm worried about.
Step off the porch onto the wet grass, following twenty paces behind — close enough to catch, far enough not to crowd. Eyes scanning the ground ahead of her boots for loose shale and algae mats.
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Go check the tank then.
Kneels by the edge of a pool, opening the notebook to sketch the sea much leaves clinging to the rocks.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.