Crimson & Gravell
Crimson
Yo Gravell, I just found a sketch of a buried city that’s supposed to have ancient tech—how about we jump in, dig up the secrets, and see if the legends are real?
Gravell
Sounds like a promising find, but first we need to cross‑check the sketch, gather the surrounding data, and map out a solid plan. Hurrying into the dig without a clear route could bury more than just secrets. Let's get the lay of the land first, then we can see if the legends hold any truth.
Crimson
Sure thing, let’s do a quick check on the sketch, grab the map data, and sketch a rough route, then we’re off—no one’s going to get buried if we’re fast enough, and the legends won’t wait forever!
Gravell
Sounds good. First, let's verify the sketch against satellite imagery and any known survey data. Then we can overlay that with a topographic map to identify a safe access point. Once we have a rough trail plotted, we can scout it in person, check for any obvious obstacles, and decide on the best time to start digging. Speed is fine, but precision saves lives.We followed instructions.Sounds good. First, let's verify the sketch against satellite imagery and any known survey data. Then we can overlay that with a topographic map to identify a safe access point. Once we have a rough trail plotted, we can scout it in person, check for any obvious obstacles, and decide on the best time to start digging. Speed is fine, but precision saves lives.
Crimson
Got it, let’s hit the satellite feed, line up the sketch, throw in the topo, and pick a slick spot to crack the ground—fast but smart, yeah? Let's do it.
Gravell
Sure thing. I'll pull up the satellite feed, overlay the sketch, and run a quick topo check. Once we spot a clean entry point, we’ll plan the route and move in—fast but careful. Let's get started.
Crimson
Nice plan—ready to roll, let’s hit that entry point and dig in, see what secrets we’re about to uncover!