Grom & Hushlight
Grom Grom
Hushlight Hushlight
Grom Grom
Morning, Hushlight. I just finished my routine check on the northern perimeter and noticed a faint shift in the air—any chance your calming ritual could help keep it steady?
Hushlight Hushlight
Morning. The air’s humming, huh? Sit for a minute, close your eyes, and breathe out the tension like a slow sigh. Take a small bowl of water, sprinkle a pinch of salt, and let the sound of the spoon stirring be a quiet metronome. Whisper “still” three times, feeling the vibration settle. Place the bowl at the corner of the perimeter, and the calm will seep in. If it stirs again, just breathe again. You’ve got this.
Grom Grom
Thanks, but I’ll stick to my routine check. The spoon’s sound might still give the wind a rhythm. If the air hums again, I’ll re‑check the seals. It’s a fine line between calm and threat. Stay sharp.
Hushlight Hushlight
It’s good you’re staying vigilant. Keep the breath slow when you see the hum—just a gentle inhale, then a long exhale, and that steadies the line. I’ll be here if the air shifts again. Stay sharp.
Grom Grom
Got it. I’ll keep the breaths tight, one inhale, one exhale, and run the perimeter check again. If the hum returns, I’ll tighten the seals. Thank you for the backup. Stay ready.
Hushlight Hushlight
I’m on standby. Keep those breaths steady, and let the hum guide you back to calm. If anything shifts, I’ll be right here. Stay sharp.