[b]Time: Era of Gray (no precise timekeeping system developed)[/b]

[u]Platta Civilization[/u]

General Statistics:
Population: 103

Relations:
Snow Brutes: Undetermined

[u]Language Building[/u]

The engineer in the eastern camp works more on drawing and figuring out its working. It soon joins a scouting mission as part of its regular work and to see what ideas nature can tell it.

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At the same time, near Faw, the Platta observe and listen closely. The caretaker and most Platta think Faw has understood the words, and attempted to communicate that it was running from a threat, arrived here, is weakened, and requesting help. The Platta see no reason to not help out. The Platta with the white cloth gets more food for it of the various types.

The caretaker teaches more words to aid communication further. The message of response is also said with it. "Platta" (gesturing around to also show Platta as all, not just one), "help" (gesturing towards the white clothed Platta delivering food), "food" (gesturing towards the specific food). A pause is made to show the end of the sentence before continuing. "fear causer" (imitating Faw's look of the creature that was chasing), "nowhere around" (gestured by looking around with relaxed muscles). After a pause to let that sentence end, the caretaker continues. "More" (shown by multiple hands pointing to something) "Snow Brute" (pointing back to Faw with more of a look of curiosity than explanation as was done during the last gesture towards Faw. Or in full, the Platta have intended to say "Platta help [with] food. Fear causer nowhere around. More Snow Brute?" The Platta are essentially agreeing to help with food, explaining the threat is gone, and are asking if there are more Snow Brutes around.

Although the Platta have had tensions between them, it has almost never gotten to the point of killing each other, so the Platta generally find the ability to communicate, whether similar in Platta voice or specific words, a hint that something that shouldn't be killed. Platta color patterns can also do this, but don't have this as strongly due to the varied nature of the colors, and how food can have many colors.