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Section - The sunlight

The petter-spots are a petter-insubstantial backdrop. The indefinite article of the petter-spots is "some". Every petter-room contains the petter-spots. The printed name of the petter-spots is "sunlight". Understand "spots/spot/cones/bright/light/sun/sunlight" as the petter-spots. The description of the petter-spots is "The sun [if the location is MGR3e or the location is MGR3d or the location is MGR3c]finds its way between the branches[otherwise]breaks through cracks in the root-covered walls[end if], creating cones of light through the dusty air, casting bright spots everywhere."

Instead of touching the petter-spots:

say "Things are warmer where the light shines."

Instead of taking the petter-spots:

say "Your hands pass right through the light."

Instead of tasting or eating or drinking the petter-spots:

try tasting the petter-spores.

Understand "reflect [petter-spots]" or "mirror [petter-spots]" as a mistake ("The light is too weak to be usefully reflected with your equipment.").

Understand "reflect [petter-spots] at/into [petter-statue-eyes]" as a mistake ("Nice try, but the eyes contain no light sensors.").