Iblis & Paca
Iblis
You know, I’ve always wondered how the quietest rivers can carve the hardest rock—curious to hear what calm minds like yours think about that.
Paca
It’s the steady persistence that matters, not the rush. A quiet river lets its current run deep, shaping stone over time, while the rock keeps its distance. It’s like a gentle conversation you keep saying—finally, the other side starts listening.
Iblis
Funny you think slow and steady wins the race, but in my book the storm that breaks everything first is the real winner. Still, a quiet river can trick a fool into trusting the wrong thing.
Paca
I can see why a storm feels like the quick winner—its force is undeniable. But even a quiet river has its own kind of cunning, carving a path where a fool might think the ground is solid. In the end, it’s not just speed or power that matters; it’s the patience that keeps the water, and the mind, from getting stuck.
Iblis
Patience is a weapon, not a virtue, and I wield it until the moment is just right for me to strike before anyone can even notice.