# Day 126

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Today, the camp is bustling with activity and energy. dutchchemist, one of our heroes, is enthusiastically organizing the English-speaking heroes for a cave-clearing expedition. This has led to a notable decrease in monster numbers, allowing many new heroes to fortify themselves and explore new territories.

Meanwhile, I continue to work on amplifiers for our heroes in my makeshift laboratory. However, my current experiments were interrupted by a profound and thought-provoking dialogue with mirozdan.

"Professor, I've been revisiting your notes. Perhaps you'll find my observations interesting," began mirozdan, breaking the silence of my laboratory.

"Yes, of course, I am always open to new ideas," I replied animatedly.

"You mentioned that all organic matter transforms into gems," he continued.

"That's correct," I confirmed.

"But look, we use dry logs at the camp, and there are dry branches all around. We clear the forest for timber and will use this material to fortify the camp. Isn't wood organic?" he asked with a smirk.

"Indeed... that's an intriguing point," I noted, surprised by such a simple yet profound question. "So, it's not about organic matter in general, but perhaps about mobile organic matter or the complexity of organic compounds. Or maybe, it's not the organic matter itself that transforms, but the decay process here is different."

"I think you should devote more time to this matter," suggested mirozdan.

His words plunged me into deep thought. Is there a difference in the transformation of mobile versus immobile organic matter? Perhaps the key to understanding this process lies in the chemical structure or in the energetic properties of the organic material? These questions call for further investigation.

Muttering my reflections, I rushed to my notes to recheck and rethink my previous research. This day reminded me of the importance of an outside perspective that can open new horizons in our research and lead to unexpected discoveries in the world of "IN".

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