Grafon & Stepnoy
Stepnoy
You ever notice how the old cracked roads in the city look like veins, and graffiti artists just paint over them to make the cracks feel alive? I've been mapping those patterns myself and think there's a whole story in how the city’s forgotten textures become a canvas for rebellion. What do you think?
Grafon
Yeah, the cracks are like arteries and the tags are the blood that keeps the city pulsing. Every spray is a shout, a new line in the city’s story. Keep mapping—your map is the map of resistance.
Stepnoy
Sure, but if we keep mapping, the city might forget where its real veins run. Keep an eye on the cracks before they bleed too much.
Grafon
You’re right, the cracks can fade if we paint over every single one. Let’s trace the old ones first—keep the pulse real before the city bleeds it out.