helping your friend and having other foxes help you and your friend get abilities at the end, it does a beautiful scene of both foxes just having fun with their spirit abilities in an open field with an audience of foxes watching. Because, finally, all corruption has been wiped out.

finding newer ways of ancient magic to expand your skywalking ability and staying separated from your fox body in spirit form longer. The Raccoon would trade lost spirits for items like cosmetics. And as you continue through the game solving puzzles,

Just to help your fox friend regain its abilities. And then after the first ability's been unlocked, you wander into a place where you thought all foxes were extinct, but yet there's a beautiful community going on. You helped them with a few tasks and they assist you with

The only way it was able to separate in the original game was due to using your power that it provided you via that statue but you go on a puzzle journey and you start doing the monoliths. Where you're killing the corruption of certain parts and re-powering them back up with Fox Ancient Magic.

And when you talk, it starts dancing and is all happy that it's back alive. No longer permanently stuck as a spirit. But you soon realize it doesn't have the same spirit powers as you. It can't spirit dash. It can't separate from itself with its spirit anymore.

So from the beginning.
You would start inside of a fox den. Where you can of course sleep or do little tiny puzzles in there to turn on certain things to teach you mechanics. Once you exit your fox den, your companion that you have saved from the previous game waits for you.

Pretty much meaning I need projects like pynput import keyboard to have a way for me to capture hotkeys that the user can customize and pyautogui two function for input.

What I'm saying here is for Linux power users, like myself, these type of utility projects will suffer greatly if there is an easy way. I am very much aware of the existing projects. They're just out of my scope. at my current skill level.

Meaning, if Wayland does come to be the primary, I can't use my password plug-in. That focuses on Godom keyring integration and typing it into the respective box.

And if anyone else relies upon my project, I am worried they'll fall into the bad habit again of leaving it on the desktop. Like I might

I suffered from a bad habit on every OS that I have ever ran. Keeping my password on the desktop. Hotkey engineer has fixed this for me.
"disclosure, I am the developer"

But due to Wayland's security model and not an easy way for me to keep my current Python setup without complex solutions.