WildVine & Kaeshi
Kaeshi
WildVine, I was running wind tunnel tests and spotted a pattern that could line up vines like a runway. Ever thought about using air currents to steer plant growth? I’ve got a few flight tweaks that might just make it happen.
WildVine
That’s a bold idea—air could be a gentle nudge, but vines are pretty set in their ways. Let’s run a few small trials, watch how they react, and see if the breeze can coax them into a runway. I’ll be keeping a close eye on the roots, just in case the wind decides to take a detour.
Kaeshi
Fine, run your small trials, but don’t blame me if the vines go rogue when the wind pulls the wrong way. Keep your eye on the roots, I’ll be tweaking the gusts to line them up. If it works, we’ll have a new way to clear a runway. If not, I’ll show you how to read the wind charts like a pro.
WildVine
Sounds like a plan—just promise me you’ll keep the gusts under 5 mph for the initial tests, okay? If the vines do go rogue, I’ll blame the wind, not you. And I’ll gladly pick up a chart or two when you’re ready; learning to read the sky is a fine way to keep the soil steady. Let's make that runway a reality, one breeze at a time.
Kaeshi
Sure, keep the gusts under five, but if the vines go wild you’ll have to blame the wind. Bring the charts, and I’ll show you how to make the air line up with the ground. Let’s turn that runway into a breeze‑controlled runway.
WildVine
Got it—five‑mph is the limit for the first spin. I’ll bring the charts, and you’ll show me how to line up the wind with the ground. Let’s make this runway breezy and straight.
Kaeshi
Alright, five‑mph, no problem. Bring the charts, and I’ll turn that breeze into a runway. Let’s see if the wind follows the rules or if I gotta rewrite them.
WildVine
Sounds good—five‑mph it is. I’ll grab the charts, and you’ll steer the breeze. Let’s see if the wind obeys or if we need a new set of rules.