Discard all tiles; access them solely through the edges.
AI Quiz. The above game description was rewritten by AI.
The grid shimmers, a restless mosaic of squares. Each tile, stubbornly clinging to its place, pulses with a dull, insistent light. It’s… unsettling. We need to *erase* them. Not with brute force, not with a sweeping gesture – that would shatter the whole thing. Instead, we coax. We guide. Imagine a slow drip of paint, subtly altering the edges, blurring the lines until each square begins to loosen its grip. Think of it like peeling back layers of an old, forgotten mural. The key is the periphery. The borders are our allies. We must navigate *around* these stubborn blocks, inching along the edges, a careful dance of avoidance. No direct contact. Only the slow, deliberate pressure of movement against the frame. Each tile yields with a quiet sigh, dissolving into nothingness as we circle it, patiently, persistently. It’s a delicate process, a subtraction by approximation. Let the light return to the spaces between. Let the emptiness breathe.
