Jarek & Mirael
Mirael
I’ve heard rumors of a ley line crossing near the ruins of Keth—an old nexus that could stir the very ground. Do you think we could tap into it without waking the stone spirits?
Jarek
Sounds like a gamble worth a try, but we’ll keep the pace low—no sudden bursts that’ll make the stones think we’re on a grand march. Let's sneak in, feel the pulse, and stay low to the ground. If we can keep a quiet rhythm, the spirits might just let us borrow a bit of their power. What’s your plan for keeping us low?
Mirael
First, let the ground speak to us—step on the soft moss, let the weight of each footfall be gentle, like a whisper. Use the shadows of the overhanging branches for cover; they’ll keep the stones from seeing us. Second, sync our breathing: inhale slowly, exhale softly—keep the rhythm even, no rush. Third, keep the group close; a single stray footstep can set off a stone. Lastly, if any stone trembles, we pause, breathe, and let the pulse settle—no sudden rush, just a steady, quiet presence. That’s how we remain unseen, yet felt.
Jarek
That’s the sort of plan that keeps us on the edge without rattling the stone spirits. Let's stick to the moss, breathe in sync, stay tight—if the ground shivers, we just sit still and let it calm. Ready to step in?
Mirael
I’ll watch the moss and keep my breath steady—ready to follow your rhythm. Let’s move.