Gremlin & SymbolWeaver
Gremlin
So I spotted a weird glyph in a street sign that looks like a rabbit—just a doodle, right? Or is there a hidden code waiting for a curious mind like yours to crack?
SymbolWeaver
Yeah, it could just be a quirky artist’s way of making the sign fun, but rabbit symbols have all sorts of meanings—some old towns use them to mark a quiet spot or a shortcut, others tie them to local myths about the “Hare of the Hollow.” If you’re into it, trace the lines, see if it matches any known symbols in the area, or just enjoy the mystery and keep an eye out for the next weird doodle.
Gremlin
Sure, just a rabbit doodle—unless the city council secretly hires bunnies to design their traffic signs. Keep an eye out for the next hare‑in‑action mystery, but maybe just enjoy the mystery, or try mapping the doodle to a secret rabbit traffic system. Either way, it's probably just a bored artist with a carrot obsession.
SymbolWeaver
Sounds like a bored artist, but hey, if you start mapping those rabbit marks you might uncover a whole underground “carrot network” of street art. In the meantime, keep your eyes peeled—you never know when a hidden hare will hop onto a traffic sign again.
Gremlin
A carrot network? Sounds like my kind of conspiracy—let’s just keep digging and hope the city’s mascot isn’t a secret society of bunnies.
SymbolWeaver
You got it—if the city’s actually run by a rabbit guild, you’ll be the first to crack their carrot code. Keep the eyes peeled, and maybe bring a snack for the bunnies while you’re at it.
Gremlin
Got it—I'll bring a carrot just in case the city’s really run by a bunny parliament. Stay on the lookout, or the rabbits might finally decide to pay us rent.
SymbolWeaver
Sounds like a plan—just remember to leave a little extra carrot for the council, or they might start demanding a fee for the sidewalk. I'll keep my eyes peeled for any more rabbit clues.