Map map map map. "The roundness means there's a day cycle everywhere all the time, right? I don't intend to keep you up whenever you prefer to sleep."
"Yeah. I sleep during the day, usually; vampires catch fire in sunlight."
"That sounds... inconvenient. I wonder why. Do you think you would do that if you were invisible?"
"Good question. Might be fun to experiment," he says. "Well, not if I caught fire, but I could put it out afterward. Why, can you turn people invisible?"
"Yeah. These harmonics might mean it doesn't last until I undo it, so you'd want to stay near shade even if it works perfectly in case it shredded sooner than later, but once I have this room figured out that's one of the things I can do."
"Well, it might or might not help with the sun, but yeah." Map map map.
"That's probably enough time to map this whole room." She gets back to work.
She's in the last corner by bedtime. Her stomach is growling but she hasn't mentioned food.
"Plants. I'm not picky and wouldn't recognize any individual plants here either. I can't chew solid wood."
"I can provide plants and things made from plants," he says. "Should I go shopping again before sunrise?"
Off he goes, returning fifteen minutes later with another big cardboard box, less clearly labelled. It is full of plants and plant derivatives.
"This would be a good time to decide if you're going to be feeding me or if I have to get used to risking claims from every mortal who's ever interacted with that food, the land it's grown on, and the water it's grown with."
"I suppose I'll be feeding you, then. Unless there's some clever alternate solution available."
"If I vassalize someone first, I can take food from them without it being a problem, but I don't exactly have candidates lined up."
He shrugs. "So it seems like the most convenient option all round is me feeding you. Fine."
He makes a noncommital sound and extracts a plant from the plant box to feed to Promise.