text: [Themes: Fantasy]
  
  > Go downwards
  You exit the gazebo (climbing down the rope ladder).
  
  This is an open field, with a few boulders and the like scattered about. In the center of the field, someone has constructed a white gazebo (currently floating above the ground), its shadow providing perhaps the only real shade in the area. A muddy streak slashes through the field north-south, where the water used to be. A wide white plank allows you to cross from one bank to the other. Sticking out of the ground is a stone pillar, a control panel and joystick built into its side.
  You see a small fly, a grenade pin, an apple, and a thorny rake
  here.
  
  > look at the shadow
  The gazebo's shadow is not especially interesting, nor unique as shadows go. Right now, the position of the sun is such that the shadow of the gazebo falls between the second and third rocks.
  
  > look at rocks
  They're your basic large, gray chunks of rock. There's about six in the field, arranged in a rough three-quarter circle around around the gazebo.
  
  > examine the panel
  A control panel, set into a pillar which juts from the ground. The panel is very simple: it contains only a joystick (which can be pulled left or pushed right), and a status meter. The status meter currently has 3 blocks filled out of eleven.
  
  > pull the lever
  You pull the joystick to the left.
  One block disappears on the status bar. Again, there is the peculiar sight of shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.
  Now the second rock is in the shade from the gazebo.
  
  > look at the first rock
  The first boulder, going clockwise around the arc. Totally like all the others.
  
  > examine the second rock
  The second boulder, going clockwise around the arc. Totally like all the others.
  
  > look at the third rock
  The third boulder, going clockwise around the arc. Totally like all the others.
  
  > examine the fourth rock
  The fourth boulder, going clockwise around the arc. Totally like all the others.
  
  > examine fifth rock
  The fifth boulder, going clockwise around the arc. Totally like all the others.
  
  > examine the sixth rock
  The sixth boulder, going clockwise around the arc. Totally like all the others.
  
  > pull the lever
  You pull the joystick to the left.
  One block disappears on the status bar. Again, there is the peculiar sight of shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.
  Now the shadow of the gazebo falls between the first and second rocks.
  
  > pull the lever
  You pull the joystick to the left.
  One block disappears on the status bar. Again, there is the peculiar sight of shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.
  Now the first rock is in the shade from the gazebo.
  
  > examine meter
  A control panel, set into a pillar which juts from the ground. The panel is very simple: it contains only a joystick (which can be pulled left or pushed right), and a status meter. The status meter currently has 0 blocks filled out of eleven.
  
  > pull the lever
  You pull the joystick to the left.
  The status bar fails to change, and nothing seems to happen.
  
  > Continue
  You push the joystick to the right.
  One new block appears on the status bar. Again, there is the peculiar sight of shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.
  Now the fourth rock is in the shade from the gazebo.
  
  > Continue
  You push the joystick to the right.
  One new block appears on the status bar. Again, there is the peculiar sight of shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.
  Now the shadow of the gazebo falls between the fourth and fifth rocks.
  
  > continue
  You push the joystick to the right.
  One new block appears on the status bar. Again, there is the peculiar sight of shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.
  Now the fifth rock is in the shade from the gazebo.
  The boulder seems to tremble for an instant as the shadow falls on
  it. You are almost ready to dismiss it as your imagination when it happens again. With ponderous slowness, the boulder rolls slightly to one side, then to the other. Then it starts to lift into the air, perhaps an inch. You gape. It continues to rock back and forth and raise up until it is several inches off the ground. You collect your wits and walk over to look closer, only to realize what it is. A head pops out of the rock and regards you quizzically. This must be the *biggest* turtle you will ever see in your entire life.
  Possibly annoyed about its missing sunlight, the turtle slowly
  shambles out of the field to the west. Underneath where it lay is a ring of dead grass, and in the center, a large hole leads downwards.
  
  > look at the hole
  The hole's sides are smooth, but there are indentations in the side to allow you to climb down. It's neither a terribly dark nor a terribly deep hole, but it's fairly wide and roomy.
  
  > look at enormous
  The turtle isn't here. It shambled off to the west, and vanished (presumably into the desert).
  
  > go west
  You walk forwards, and again feel the sensation of the ground vanishing. A blast of sweltering heat welcomes you to the desert one more time.
  
  you gasp for water. The sun beats down all around with no hope of shade or any other respite, and there are no land-marks in sight in any direction.
  The turtle is snoozing in the warm sun.
  
  > examine the turtle
  The large turtle is basking happily in the sun. With all its limbs retracted, it is almost indistinguishable from a boulder.
  
  > go to the east
  You stagger on ahead, baking in the sun. Finally, you must stop to breathe. Taking a look behind yourself, it is hard to tell that you have moved at all. Already, the hot desert breeze is erasing the signs of your passage.
  
  There are no more visions left for you. The desert sun is hot and painful.
  
  > go to the east
  You stagger on ahead, baking in the sun. Finally, you must stop to breathe. Taking a look behind yourself, it is hard to tell that you have moved at all. Already, the hot desert breeze is erasing the signs of your passage.
  
  Abruptly, the desert air seems to swirl around you. You blink your eyes, and when they open again, you're back where you came here from: An open field
  This is an open field, with a few boulders and the like scattered about. In the center of the field, someone has constructed a white gazebo (currently floating above the ground), its shadow providing perhaps the only real shade in the area. A muddy streak slashes through the field north-south, where the water used to be. A wide white plank allows you to cross from one bank to the other. One of the boulders has vanished, and a hole gapes where it used to be. Sticking out of the ground is a stone pillar, a control panel and joystick built into its side.
  You see a small fly, a grenade pin, an apple, and a thorny rake
  here.