Chapter 1
Reflection
Drag a bamboo rod and the predicted path turns with it. Read the room, find the angle, release.
SONAR
SONAR
Tap once and a ring of sound spreads across washi paper. Turn the bamboo mirrors to the exact angle so that a single pulse bends, splits and finally reaches every bell in the room. Sixty hand-tuned levels — no timers, no lives, nothing counting.
You only ever turn a mirror. What changes is what the room does back.
Drag a bamboo rod and the predicted path turns with it. Read the room, find the angle, release.
A prism cuts one pulse into three. The question stops being where to aim and becomes which branch reaches which bell.
Sound fades with distance. Resonator discs restore a fading wave and turn an impossible corner into a route.
Walls close the easy lines, and some of them slide on a slow, readable cycle with long pauses at each end.
Three bells, three mirrors, but only two may be active. Make a single mirror serve two paths at once.
A prism splits the wave into three branches at once. Every branch keeps travelling, reflecting and fading on its own — so a single tap can reach bells that no straight line could ever touch.
Some walls move, but never quickly. Each one slides on a fixed cycle and rests a long while at both ends, so choosing your moment is a decision — never a reflex test.
The final chapter puts three mirrors on the board and lets you switch on only two. Which pair you pick is the puzzle — and one well-placed mirror often has to do double duty.
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