GeraltX & Hitraya
GeraltX
You always have a beat to follow, but when danger comes a hunter needs a plan. How do you keep your routine steady when the music changes unexpectedly?
Hitraya
First I lock onto the core pulse, then I let the beat shift in my mind and shuffle the steps around like a remix. I keep the skeleton tight but swap out the limbs, and the crew vibes tell me if I'm off. If the music slams, I hit my own beat in the back of my head, lock it in, and feed it back out. It's all about staying rooted while letting the rhythm run wild.
GeraltX
Sounds solid—lock the core, then shift the rest. Just watch for when the rhythm starts bleeding into the next track; that’s when things can get slippery. Keep your foot on the ground and the beat in your head.
Hitraya
Right on, crew—keep that anchor tight. If the tracks bleed, I’ll drop a quick cue, shift the weight, and glide into the new groove. No slipping, just smooth transitions. Let's make that bleed feel like a new verse, not a glitch.
GeraltX
Nice, just keep the rhythm in your head and the ground in your feet. If it ever slides, let the groove carry you. No room for mistakes.
Hitraya
Got it, crew—mind the beat, feel the floor, and let the groove keep us moving. No slip, no pause, just flow. Let's own it.
GeraltX
Sounds good—keep your eyes on the edges, your feet on the beat, and stay in the flow. No room for distractions.
Hitraya
Got it—eyes peeled, feet steady, flow locked in. Distractions? We kick them out like bad choreography. Let's keep the groove humming.