>"Ah, there you two are. I hope you're both okay?"
>"Did you manage to see how the others did? Or where they got off to?"
>"Alright. I would like you two to scout around and see if you can find them. If you can find the mushroom bag, feel free to help yourselves before bringing it back. And should you find any of those faeries, you may deal with them if you think it's safe to do so. I'll be waiting in the mushroom field, come back within 15 minutes if you don't find anything."
>Back to the mushroom field.
>Let's give them that 15 or so minutes. Hopefully some other dolls will return in that time.
>Look down.
>Did we send them out to hunt for others, or are they from the earlier brigades?>Either way, let's hear their reports.
>Let's see what the other has to transmit.
>"No luck, huh? Did you lose them, or did they just get away?"
>Give her a little pat on the head. "You did your best. What can you tell me about the others?"
>"Can you show me?"
>"Mmm. Well, you did your best. Thank you.">Dismiss her.
>Nothing for it but to keep waiting.
>Oh right, let's say we dismissed the seeking doll in the meantime, too, with headpats and kind words.>"Any luck, Shanghai?">Hold out our hand so she can climb onto it, and we can lift her for ease of conversation.
>Nod. "Where did you search?"
