Granit & Mythlord
Mythlord
I was just staring at the old quarry at the edge of town and wondered—how did those ancient temples survive all that time with so few tools? It got me thinking about the real secrets the stone‑workers kept. Have you ever thought about what they might have known that we only guess at today?
Granit
Stone is stubborn, but it respects steady hands. Those workers used the weight of the earth and careful layering, not fancy tools. Their secret was patience and knowing the rock’s own grain. No tricks, just hard work and respect for what the stone wants.
Mythlord
Exactly. If you listen, the stone almost whispers back. The old builders probably had a rhythm, a pulse, that matched the rock. It wasn’t just muscle and tools, but an old conversation that most of us miss.
Granit
You’re right, the stone doesn’t just give in. It gives its rhythm to those who respect it. Builders kept that rhythm, and it turned work into a steady march. It’s a lesson: don’t rush, listen, and work with what you have.
Mythlord
So true. I like to think the stone’s patience is a quiet teacher, and every crack that goes deeper is a question answered in time. It reminds us that rushing only breaks the rhythm. Take your time, and the walls will tell you their stories.
Granit
Indeed, patience beats haste any day. Rushing just breaks the rhythm and wastes the work. Take your time, and the stone will give its truth.
Mythlord
Indeed, the stone keeps its secrets for those who wait. If you listen, it whispers back when the right rhythm is found.
Granit
Stone keeps its secrets for those who wait and listen. When the rhythm matches, it whispers back.