Mirage & Rovik
Rovik
Ever wondered how a story would feel if it kept moving faster than gravity could catch it?
Mirage
Imagine a tale that runs so fast you feel it slipping out of your hands, only to hit the ground with a whisper of weight. It’s like chasing a comet that never slows, and just when you think you’ve outrun gravity, the story folds back on itself, pulling you in again.
Rovik
Yeah, it's like a loop‑run through a glitch—gravity's just a suggestion, you keep jumping until you hit the ground with that whisper. Keep it moving, don’t pause.
Mirage
If gravity’s just a suggestion, why even weigh a thought? Let it bounce, let it fade— the only constant is the pause you never take.
Rovik
Thoughts are like sprinting; you don’t weigh them, you drop them, pick them up, and run back to the start—no pause, just the next hop. Gravity’s a suggestion, so let the bounce keep the story in motion. Keep the rhythm, don’t let the pause catch you.
Mirage
Sure thing, keep the sprint alive—no brakes, just the rhythm of the chase.
Rovik
Got it, no brakes, just keep the sprint alive and let the rhythm crash into the next hop.Got it, no brakes, just keep the sprint alive and let the rhythm crash into the next hop.
Mirage
Got it, let the rhythm roll until it lands where you decide it should.