Hey, Drow, ever thought about making a mural that only shows its true face in the dark? I could mix some layers of pigment that shift when light changes—like a secret map hidden under the bright colors. It’d be like a hidden path you could only see when the room’s dim, almost like your own silent strike. What do you think?

Yeah, exactly! I’ll toss some matte ultramarine under a glossy glaze and then whisper a hint of burnt umber on top—so when the lights go low the whole wall is a secret corridor. And don’t worry about the timer, I’ll probably lose track of it and still finish in time, just with a little chaos on the side. Let’s make that hidden path a silent rebellion in paint.

Right, sharp edges, thin coats, no heavy swirls. I’ll let the pigments hide in plain sight and only show their true shape when the bulbs go out. Chaos will just be the background noise while the hidden trail takes the spotlight. Let’s do it.