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[randomdreams]

It's been a whole lot of day for a long time now, so I haven't been posting.

Today I came home to find a mouse on the kitchen countertop. I have no idea how it got there. That's a meter above the floor and all the walls are either finished wood or drywall.
I've been meticulous about keeping the floor clean and the space under the counters vacuumed and filled with mouse traps of various sorts.

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[basefinder]

They've used the tools in your hut to develop levitation devices. (Not likely, but plausible. More plausible than the Acme suction boots that first came to mind.)

At work I watch squirrels walk up and down on rough stone columns, effortlessly, so nothing surprises me about rodent mobility.

[randomdreams]

They can climb rough surfaces. I went to significant effort to not provide any of those. It's possible there's a rock-climbing mouse who has learned to chimney up the space between the stove/oven and the cabinet. It's about mouse-width.