"You can move it just fine, it's this big," he holds his hands apart - the thing should be heavy but portable. "The only problem is that it's always creating water so I left mine home."

"No way to turn it off?"

"None that I know off. And if you put in your trunk it eventually fills up."

"… I was kinda hoping the trunk didn't have a limit – bag of holding could've been useful."

"The limit is pretty large! I think you could fit a house in there by the volume of water that came out."

Anthony raises an eyebrow. "And what did you do with all the water?"

"At first I just turned the chest upside down while it was shrunk and water just started pouring and pouring and flooding my front yard. Then I decided to dig a hole to contain all the water, but the hole wasn't big enough so I just fished out everything that was still inside and dumped the water in the sea."

"… I have not really used the totems a ton yet. Like, a little, but not on the level of 'dig a hole to try to contain the treasure chest level of water' kind of thing."

"Well, I didn't have a way to talk to home and running around aimlessly got boring real fast."

"How long've you been here?"

"Maybe a couple of weeks?"

"… Ouch."

"Yeah, ouch."

"You've been surviving fine on the food, though?"

"Just fine? Once I learned how to make food totems it was pretty easy."

"Generalized or did you make a fruit totem and ones of some other types?"

"You can combine different kinds of food and make a food totem that can create anything!"

"Huh. … Can you do that with the other elements?"

"Yup. I did some combinations but not every single one of them because I wasn't that bored."

"And you can stack more than two them together? Like, wood, air, sand?"

"I think the result has to make sense...? Like it has to be a single thing instead of a double wood-air totem. Food is created by at least three different types of food. Earth needs dirt, stone and sand. That sort of thing."

"Oh, so it's like that annoying elements game I've played, combine the elements and get a result." Sigh. "Don't suppose you can combine fire and water for steam, then steam and steam for pressure – or something like that?"

"I don't think you can combine the same element with itself. But fire and water do make steam. Well, the name is actually 'vapor'."

"… Can it only do water vapor?"

"I actually didn't try that. I was just making a bunch of combinations for fun then lost track of all the things I already made and gave up."