Hout & Ravorn
Hout
The way the wind rattles the pine needles is like a subtle code—ever try decoding what it says about the weather?
Ravorn
Ah, the wind’s whisper—its rhythm is a cipher of pressure shifts and moisture, if you listen long enough. A steady, soft hiss often means a stable low pressure, while a sharp, frantic rattling hints at a passing storm. It’s like a pulse, not a word, but patterns can reveal the sky’s mood if you let the forest be your reader.
Hout
Sounds about right, but keep an eye on the branches too—if they sway the same way the wind does, that's a good sign the storm is on its way. Otherwise, just wait and watch.
Ravorn
Nice point—if the branches mimic the wind, the storm’s gearing up. If not, patience is the best tool. Keep watching, stay calm.
Hout
Got it. I’ll keep my eye on the branches, and if nothing shifts, I’ll let the day settle in.
Ravorn
Sounds like a good plan—observe, wait, and let the day flow.