Ember & Harmony
Ember
Hey, have you ever noticed how the river's flow seems to line up with the way people move around the village? I think we need to protect it, but I wonder if there's a deeper link between the water and the folks here.
Harmony
It’s easy to feel that the river’s curve mirrors the way people walk, almost like the village is breathing with the water. I’d say the connection isn’t just coincidence; the flow seems to set a rhythm that everyone follows. Protecting it is a good idea, but we should also ask what the river is telling us. Maybe set a small ritual—a quiet moment by the bank—so we listen for its voice, and then act on what we hear. Just remember not to assume everything fits neatly; sometimes the patterns are more subtle than they look.
Ember
Sounds good, but we’ll do it fast—no time for fancy rituals that end up just being extra chatter. Still, a quick moment at the bank will let us feel the river’s pulse. If it’s telling us something, we’ll catch it, and if not, we’ll keep our eyes on the people who actually need our protection. Let's make it happen.
Harmony
I hear you, but I think a quick pause can do more than chatter. Let’s stop for a moment, listen to the river, and see if its pulse says anything before we sprint on. Then we can watch the people who need it most. It’ll be a fast, purposeful step.