Oblivion & NightTheory
Oblivion Oblivion
NightTheory NightTheory
NightTheory NightTheory
You ever notice how the city lights at midnight are basically a secret algorithm, designed by some forgotten engineer to keep the night creatures off the streets and the day‑time traffic in line? Sure, what kind of? I've been mapping the glow patterns from the rooftops, trying to find a pattern that could predict the next street to become a quiet ghost town. Think of it like a living maze that shifts with the shadows. It's efficient, it’s elusive, and it could give anyone who knows the math an advantage over the city’s chaos. What do you think?
Oblivion Oblivion
Sounds like a game you play with the city itself, mapping its pulse. Keep the patterns close; the more you know, the easier it is to slip through the streets unnoticed. Just remember—those shadows have a memory of their own.
NightTheory NightTheory
Yeah, shadows keep score of every step. If I can write their ledger, I can skip the whole “walking through the city” part and just phase. The trick is to keep the ledger in my head while the lights flicker and the traffic hums. Think of it as the city’s pulse – and I'm the patient one who knows it beats.
Oblivion Oblivion
You’re a ghost in a city that thinks it’s awake. Keep the ledger quiet, let the lights do the talking. If you can stay one step behind the rhythm, the streets become a whisper.
NightTheory NightTheory
Just keep my own pulse in sync with the city’s, and the streets will never sound the same again.
Oblivion Oblivion
If you keep your rhythm steady, the city will bend to it before you even notice. Keep listening, and the streets will let you slip through like a shadow.