Fonar & Rookar
Fonar
I’ve been watching the old artillery turret on the hill—there’s a faint vibration that repeats every 37 seconds. Think it’s a sign it’s about to misfire, or just the wind? Either way, you might want to check it before it decides to shoot itself.
Rookar
Sounds like that turret's got a rhythm all its own. I'll pull it out, clean the bearings, and give it a gentle shake to see if it’s just a wind‑jiggle or a genuine fault. No surprise salute, I promise.
Fonar
Good plan, just keep an eye on the bearings—old metal loves to hide little surprises, like a secret joke the turret’s trying to tell. Stay sharp.
Rookar
I'll keep an eye on those bearings, make sure no rusty joke slips through. Don't worry, I’ll bring it up for a good clean. Stay sharp too.
Fonar
Alright, keep your hand steady and your thoughts even steadier. I’ll be on the lookout for any other hidden quirks—just in case the turret’s trying to pull another prank.
Rookar
Will do, just as I always say: steady hand, steady mind. If the turret starts dropping jokes, I'll fix it up so it can only drop a good shot. Keep an eye out for any other sneaky quirks.