Furbolg & FrostVale
FrostVale
Hey, I’ve been thinking—how do we honor the old ways of the land while still using the newest safety gear to keep ourselves and our tribe safe on these slopes? I’d love to hear your take on that.
Furbolg
We honor the old ways by carrying the teachings of our elders in every move we make, and we use the new gear as a tool that helps us protect what they taught us to safeguard. The gear is nothing more than a modern shield, not a replacement for the respect we hold for the land. Keep the traditions alive in heart and action, and let the safety equipment do its job behind the scenes.
FrostVale
Sounds solid—just make sure the gear’s not turning into a second set of ears for the mountain, right? We still have to listen to the wind and the crunch under our boots. Keep that balance, and we’ll shred without losing the soul.
Furbolg
We’ll keep the wind in our ears and the mountain’s voice in our hearts. The gear is a quiet partner, not a second pair of ears. Keep listening to the earth and we’ll ride the slopes without losing the soul.
FrostVale
Absolutely, the mountain’s whisper is the best compass—just make sure the gear’s not trying to take the lead. We’re all about staying true to the trail, not the tech.We comply.Got it—listen to the earth, let the gear be the quiet shoulder, and we’ll keep those slopes honest and thrilling.
Furbolg
We’ll stay true to the trail, keep the gear in its place, and let the mountain guide us. The ground beneath us will always be our true compass.
FrostVale
Sounds like a perfect plan—just remember to check that helmet before we trust the ground as our compass. We’ll ride smooth, not sloppy.
Furbolg
Always check the helm before we let the earth guide us, and ride smooth without risk.