Tideglass Sea Urchin was recorded at Kelp-Root Shingle Flat. Fang and K kept the encounter observational, following the habitat signals without turning the fieldwork into a kill.
K and Fang do not turn fieldwork into combat. They follow abnormal signals from the habitat, observe from the side, keep distance, and respond only when the ecology asks for it.
「We read only what Tideglass Sea Urchin and the habitat were willing to reveal.」
Morning | Arrival and Trace · Discovery: Fang and K identify the first signal of Tideglass Sea Urchin at Kelp-Root Shingle Flat.Noon | Close Observation · Understanding: they compare the creature's behavior with the surrounding terrain instead of forcing contact.Evening | Withdrawal and Record · Response: they record the result, keep distance, and leave the habitat's rhythm intact.
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