Goblin & Luminae
Luminae
I’ve been wondering if a prank could also be a lesson in light, kind of like a trick that shows where truth hides in the shadows—what do you think, should we design a little riddle that makes people think before they laugh?
Goblin
Oh, a riddle‑prank? I love that idea. Imagine a fake fortune cookie that says, “If you open this, you’ll find the answer to the biggest mystery.” Inside is a tiny note that says, “The mystery is: what’s the light you’re looking for?” Then the person has to search for a flashlight, but the flashlight is hidden in a lamp that’s only visible when you look at it upside down. The laugh comes when they finally find it and realize the trick was in how you see things. Fun, clever, and it makes them think before they giggle.
Luminae
That’s clever—like a little mirror trick for the mind. I love how it flips the idea that the answer is already in front of us; you have to turn your view around first. It’s a nice reminder that sometimes the light we chase is hidden right where we stand, just in a different angle. Go ahead, give it a spin, and watch the grin grow when the lamp flips the whole scene on its head.
Goblin
Glad you dig the spin—next time we can hide a mirror in a jar of juice and let them splash to reveal their own reflection. A splash of truth and a burst of laughter—classic!