Fly 'em high.
Rules: Subdivide the grid into regions of orthogonally connected cells, with each region enclosing one or more kites.
- Each kite has a tail attached to it; the tail is an orthogonal path through cell centers with length greater than or equal to 1.
- Tails do not overlap each other or enter cells containing other kites.
- Tails also remain entirely in the region that their kite is contained in.
- Kites that are in cells that share a border are in the same region.
- All kites in a region have different and consecutive tail lengths. Given numbers indicate the length of the corresponding tail.
- Every cell in the grid is used by a kite.
- Any given 'x's on edges indicate that the tails cannot use the edge.
About : This puzzle type was invented by Anurag Sahay.
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