The branch this guide follows

This walkthrough follows the documented route in which you report the visitor presenting himself as Eleanor’s uncle. It covers that sequence through the later thank-you gift. It does not claim to cover every choice or ending. [1][2]

Before the care-package encounter, Eleanor has ordinary visits involving food, household needs and selling goods. Respond to what she is asking for in your current visit. The source’s displayed days and budgets belong to that playthrough, so use the sequence of events rather than a fixed calendar. [1]

Inspect the package and register the report

  1. Read the care package’s details. When the uncle appears, inspect the offered item and the risk information. Do not treat it as an ordinary purchase before checking it.
  2. Report while he is present. Use the security control available in your current setup.
  3. Look for confirmation. Check that the interface says the report has registered. Pressing a control and getting a registered report are not the same thing.
  4. Let the encounter resolve. The documented sequence shows security intervening and the visitor being identified as a Black Market Thug. [1][2]
  1. InspectUncle + package
  2. ReportWhile present
  3. ConfirmReport registered
  4. ContinueEleanor’s later visit
Event order for the documented reporting branch, not a fixed-day schedule.

Security settings can affect the control interaction. Follow the confirmation on screen instead of assuming every setup requires exactly the same button hold. The source walkthrough includes the registered-report image. [1]

When Eleanor returns

In the documented outcome, Eleanor comes back to thank you and offers a choice of one gift. Continue the dialogue, inspect the offered items and choose the one you want; the selection is not a bundle of all rewards. [1]

One shown option is the HydraTech Micro Water Purifier. The pictured tool has 75/300 durability, so do not assume it is fully repaired or provides unlimited water treatment. The Basewater guide explains what that remaining durability means. [1][3]