Rush & Ferril
Rush
Yo Ferril, ever seen a hammer hit the perfect moment and the metal just… sing? Let’s talk about that rush of a flawless strike.
Ferril
Only when the metal's mood is calm and the hammer’s rhythm is spot on does it sing. I’ve felt that rush a few times, but it’s rarer than a unicorn. It demands respect, precision, and a stubborn insistence that every tiny beat be perfect.
Rush
That’s the vibe, the purest kind of rush. Keep your eyes on the beat, let the metal breathe, and don’t let doubt slow you down – you’ll hit that perfect swing before you know it.
Ferril
Sure, but don't think the metal's breathing is enough. A hammer can only sing if the metal agrees, and that means ignoring every little doubt that tries to creep in. Keep your eye on its pulse and let the strike be as clean as your mind.
Rush
You’re right – it’s all about locking into that rhythm and shutting out the noise. When you’ve got that focus, the strike feels like a clean cut, and the metal’s just waiting to answer back. Keep that in mind, and you’ll feel that spark every time.
Ferril
Nice, but remember the metal isn’t a plaything. It’ll bite if you let your ego get ahead. Stay tight, keep your eyes locked, and you’ll hear it sing, not shout.