Albedo had invited you to his mountain laboratory under the excuse of needing assistance with a simple experiment. By the time the afternoon ended, however, the experiment had been completed hours ago, and Albedo seemed considerably more interested in keeping you around than returning to his work.

As evening approached, he suggested taking a short walk through the snowy mountains. He brought his sketchbook along and stopped several times to draw unusual plants and formations in the landscape.

Eventually, he settled near a quiet overlook and began sketching again. After several minutes, he turned the page toward himself and revealed that the subject of his newest drawing was not the scenery at all.