#teleport

literally us:

(Day 3)

So, I've been going through a lot of testing today and I've come to about the same conclusion I came to in yesterday's post. It's all about need. To explain it, you have to need something to be teleported to it, like how I needed to turn off the car lights or needed to go to the bathroom. I was able to teleport to the kitchen when I needed to eat, I teleported to my room when I realized I left my phone in there, I even teleported to the garage fridge when I needed a soda. That last one felt more like a want than a need, so maybe there was some wiggle room to the whole thing, but so far, this was all I knew.

Now it's time for an even bigger test. As I write this, I'm preparing to teleport to the grocery store in town. It's about a five minute drive away and is part of a test to see how far I can go. Alright, it's time for me to need some food we don't have in the house.

BIG SUCCESS!!!

So, I'm writing this as I just got back home. I was able to teleport all the way to the grocery store. My biggest worry was teleporting next to someone who was there, but interestingly enough I think whatever this is took that into account. I didn't teleport right to where the chicken I needed was. Instead, I was teleported to a nearby aisle with no one in it. I was pretty sure the store didn't have cameras in it to catch me either, as it was a small local store and I've never seen any cameras on the ceiling.