Already done. I also have permission from everyone else if you want yours.

I'll be fine.

Be leads the three of them over to the hallway from before and shows them three rooms. All of them have something that looks like a long, narrow couch, but without separate cushions, with only one armrest, and with blankets and pillows and so on. Two of the rooms also have desk setups; one of them instead has a low table near the couch/bed. All of them have miscellaneous pictures hanging on the wall but are otherwise fairly similar to each other in terms of furniture. 

Each visitor inspects their associated room thoroughly - checking under the beds and inside the lampshades and behind the pictures and within the pillowcases and in the desk drawers. When they have done this they will gratefully lie down. This one keeps her shoes on, though the other two don't.

?????

...Once they're all in bed be goes back to the living room.

Eventually some more people (quietly) come back inside the apartment, though they leave their three rooms alone.

Night passes without any mal attacks whatsoever.

It's so restful. They all sleep very late.

In that case, by the time they wake up, there will be eight other people already awake, sitting in the living room and discussing something in sign language.

Whenever the first one of them appears, Tyrin gets some food from the kitchen for them. More nuts and berries and cheese, since apparently they seemed to like that last time.

It's less exciting the second time but they will still eat all those things.

Whenever they're finished, one of them looks at a sheet of paper covered in writing. Te hands them a different piece of paper with a list of letters on it, as well as a blank piece of paper and a writing implement, and mimes writing on the blank piece of paper.

Do they want the alphabet? They can have the alphabet.

They can have another alphabet too if that helps.

One of them points their handcomp at the alphabets and pokes at it.

Next up: more photos! This time, photos of people.

Tyrin doesn't think it'll tell them much if they don't recognize anyone, but if they do it'll be highly informative.

(None of the photos are familiar.)

Are they supposed to know who these people are, because they super don't.

After a couple dozen of those, te switches to another page. This one has natural landmarks. (Skewed towards Asia/Africa/Europe rather than the Americas, with nothing from Australia at all.)

Some of these some of them recognize, though significantly fewer than they would if they had gone to a school that had a different emphasis.

That's Mt. Fuji, that's the Grand Canyon...

Old Faithful, Half Dome...

...how about more pictures of cities? This time focusing on the ones closest to the landmarks they recognize?

Nope.

Nada.

Aadhya is going to try drawing the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower.

These people all seem confused!

There's a brief argument in sign language and then one of them pulls up some pictures of big statues.

Well, none of those are Mount Rushmore, Jesus, or Buddha.