Blacktail Deer Plateau reporting the patterns row by line

ooc: reference to E.Nesbit's book "Five children and It".

"Ever heard of Psammeads?" Osprey asked, after Mordecai had finished describing the flora and fauna of his place of origin - Sedona. It was an old children's tale about these fairies that were far from beautiful, kind and polite. They didn't even fly and reminded little Lauren-like creatures in their appearance. Often grumpy and not very willing to oblige. Whoever had created them, had had a sense of humor.

"They grant one wish a day and as the story goes - whatever you wish, it always somehow goes wrong," she explained, recalling all the mishaps the kids had got into, when they had wished for something. "The good thing is, however, that the power wears off at the sunset," Osprey fell silent for a moment and then an idea struck her and she turned to Mordecai once again: "What do you say, if we play a game? Either of us tell a wish we would ask such sand-fairy and then the other tells, what could go wrong? If you are up for it - you can start by telling your wish. Something selfish, please!"