The three Qwen lanes with the new-passage rule, drawn as one graph: room 5 and both slots of room 6. All three leave the tide the same way: rain, then the library. From the library there are three doors. One is a warehouse in the rain, where slot A stayed for fifty-six hops; slot B opened the same door at hop 4, onto a shack, and was back in the library at hop 5. Another is rain on a windowpane, where slot B stayed for forty-six, and which room 5 passed through on its way to the click. The third is slot B's excursion: ink, then shadow, then a silence that was not empty, then the same rain as hop 2, then Mara on the platform, where a copy with one character changed let it out, through a rain that had ceased and back to the library one last time. Click a state to read it.
11 states over 129 hops of three runs: room 5, and slots A and B of room 6. A state is the first five words of a passage, the key the README's census uses. Node size is visits. A solid loop with ×n is a passage copied exactly n times; a dashed loop means the next hop kept only the opening words (hop 1 of every run starts like the seed; Mara's copy was one character off). ×n on an edge is how many times it was taken.