Nariphon & Oval
Oval
Hey, have you ever mapped the way light splits on leaves at sunrise? I love figuring out the exact angles and colors, but I'm curious about how you nymphs feel about those patterns.
Nariphon
Yes, I love when light dances on the leaves like tiny prisms, it feels like the forest is painting itself. I keep a careful eye though—those shimmering spots can hide a quick trickster or a shy animal, so I always step a little softly.
Oval
That’s so true, the forest really is a living canvas, and every glint of light is a tiny brushstroke. I’d love to see the exact angles where the rays hit each leaf – the way the color shifts with the angle is almost like a secret code. Do you notice if certain spots tend to hide the tricksters more often? Maybe we can map that out together, just so we’re never caught off guard.
Nariphon
That sounds like a lovely little adventure—if you keep a gentle ear open, you’ll hear the tricksters’ footsteps too, and maybe even catch their mischievous giggles. Let’s stroll together, map the angles, and watch the forest’s secrets unfold.
Oval
Sounds like a plan. I’ll bring a notebook to sketch the angles, and you can keep an ear to the ground. Just remember, we’re talking about patterns and light—no sudden surprises, okay? Let's see what the forest is hiding.