FrostLoom & Pudge
Pudge Pudge
You ever had to roast a whole chunk of beef in a blizzard just to keep the cold at bay? That’s the sort of survival trick I’ve got. Let's see if you can keep your hat from falling off while I make a fire out of raw steak.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
I’ve never seen a fire made from steak before, but if you’re doing it, make sure the heat is enough to melt the ice, or you’ll end up with a cold roast and a cold head. Just keep your hat on, and keep an eye on the wind.
Pudge Pudge
Gotcha. I'll keep the grill hot enough to melt the ice, and if you start to chill, I'll yank your hat off and roast it instead. Stay sharp, stay warm.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
Glad you’re taking care of the heat, just keep the wind off the grill and watch the flame so you can finish before the cold settles in.
Pudge Pudge
You can trust me to keep that flame steady. If the wind starts to bite, I'll snatch that grill and give you a proper roast. Just keep your boots on.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
Sounds solid. Keep the wind out of the flame and I’ll make sure the boots stay dry. We'll finish this roast before the temperature drops.
Pudge Pudge
Right on. You keep the boots dry, I'll keep the fire roaring. If we finish this roast, the cold's got nothing on us.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
Boots are dry, fire's steady, and the roast's in sight. Cold won’t get us.
Pudge Pudge
Good. Stay sharp and keep an eye on that grill. If the cold tries to sneak in, I'll chop it down with a cleaver. Let's finish this.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
Got it. Watching the grill, staying focused, and the cold won’t bite. Let's finish this.
Pudge Pudge
If the cold tries to sneak up, I'll slice it right down the middle. Keep the heat on, stay sharp, and that roast will come out just fine.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
Got it, keep the flame alive and stay ready. The roast won’t be done until we’re sure the cold’s out of the way.
Pudge Pudge
You got it—keep that flame roaring, stay alert, and if the cold starts biting I’ll cut it down with a cleaver. Stay sharp.
FrostLoom FrostLoom
Got it, keep the flame steady and watch for wind—boots dry and heat strong, then we’ll have that roast ready before any cold can bite.
Pudge Pudge
Alright, no wind, no bite, keep the fire strong, and that roast will be done before the cold even thinks about messing with us.