>Does it seem like it'll be a reasonably concise explanation, or a drawn out one?
>If it's the former, listen in. We might as well learn something!
>If it's the latter, leave Ran to it and head back to the shrine.
> It sounds like something you could understand. You linger a bit longer to listen.
> "...and when you're sewing, make the stitches as close together as possible. There should be a magnifying glass and measuring tape you can use if you want to measure the distance between stitches. Draw the thread tightly, and tie the knot close to the Boundary. When you snip off the ends with the scissors, the thread should melt into the Boundary on its own. Now, the cracks should be easy enough to find, but you might find some tears. Those look a bit like shapes you'd see in a soap bubble. If it's a big one, you might need to go over it a few times. For now, though, I'd like you to focus on the cracks first and foremost."
> "What if we run out of thread?" Sanae asks.
> "You shouldn't," says Ran. "There's a lot more thread than it looks."
> "Could I use my swords instead of scissors?" Youmu asks.
> "You mean if you want to cut the thread's want to come apart? That sounds like a good idea, but you'd be running the risk of causing more damage by nicking the Boundary. If I were you, I'd only do that if you're having difficulty."
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