Grimbun: Alright, listen up. You want fog, a lift, rain, and a machine that feels like it was born from a rusted dream. First, the platform: grab a stack of old bicycle springs and a few salvaged gear sets. Wire the gears to a simple cam that lifts the platform a few inches when you flip a toggle. Add a few metal plates so the clank sounds like a heartbeat, not a hiss. Fog? Use a cheap kitchen steam machine and a coil of copper pipe for the vent. Wrap the pipe with a sheet of corrugated metal so the steam waltzes out in a misty swirl. For the rain, mount a small fan behind a perforated metal plate, spray a fine mist from a hidden water reservoir. Sync the fan to the platform’s cam so the rain falls when the platform rises—give the audience that fairytale moment, but with a hiss of metal and the smell of burnt oil. Just remember, the more rattles the better. And keep a ledger of every bolt that fell off—yesterday it was a screw that vanished into the machine’s guts, today it might be the key to a rain‑spout that sings. Good luck, champ.