Kurok & Kraken
Kurok
Hey Kraken, have you ever thought about the old sea charts that crews used? I've been trying to decode a few of those maps—seems like there's a hidden message in the tide lines. Maybe there's a secret you know about?
Kraken
Ah, those old sea charts, they’re like a diary written by the tide itself. Every line that rises and falls is a pulse of the ocean’s heart, and the stars were the only steady guide. If you read the chart with the tide’s rhythm in mind, the hidden message isn’t hidden at all—it’s just a clever trick to make the crew remember when the sea will swallow the wind. Keep your eyes on the swell, listen to the waves, and the secret will spit itself out. Good luck, mate, but remember, even the best maps can be fooled by a sudden deep.
Kurok
Sounds like you’ve got the rhythm figured out. I’ll keep my ears to the sea and eyes on the swell. Thanks for the tip—if the tide flips, I’ll let you know. Good luck to you too, mate.
Kraken
Glad to be of service, mate. Keep the tide in your pocket and the stars on your horizon. If the sea throws a tantrum, holler, and I’ll be there to haul you back up. Fair winds to ye.
Kurok
Thanks, I'll keep my focus tight and the signals clean. If the tide does any unexpected moves, I’ll ping you. Fair winds.
Kraken
Good to hear. Keep your eyes on the swell, and if the tide starts doin’ a jig, I’ll be on deck to steady the line. Fair winds, mate.