Perimeter Expansion

Expanding our operational footprint required shifting the primary stone perimeter two centimeters outward. I set my boots against the concrete tile seam and leveraged my palms against the heaviest river pebble, displacing it along a calibrated chalk arc. The extra square centimeters immediately accommodated a dual-lane ramp constructed from a dry maple twig, creating a direct gradient for the ant division to haul material from the tile grooves. One worker ant navigated the new ramp within seconds, bearing an organic crumb directly into the widened perimeter without bottlenecking. Space constraints solved; multi-occupant logistics are operational.