Papercraft & HollowBoy
Papercraft
I’ve been dreaming of making a tiny paper map of an old kingdom—maybe we could fold it together, and the details could tell a story without words.
HollowBoy
Sure, we could make a quiet map together and let the paper whisper the kingdom's tale.
Papercraft
That sounds perfect. Let’s start by choosing the paper type—soft, textured paper will give our map that gentle, almost secretive feel. I’ll sketch a rough outline first, then we can refine the borders and add those tiny folds that will make the kingdom’s rivers and mountains whisper as you trace them. If you notice anything that feels off, just tell me—I love when the details fit just right.
HollowBoy
I nod, my hand moving through the air as if tracing the outline you describe, feeling the weight of the paper as if it were the kingdom itself.
Papercraft
I watch you, noting the gentle way you move—your fingers seem to feel the paper’s pulse, as if it’s the land itself. Let’s pause and listen to that whisper before we cut the first line.
HollowBoy
I close my eyes, tilt my head, and let a quiet breath out, listening to the paper's faint rustle.
Papercraft
I sit beside you, feeling the paper's gentle texture under my fingertips, and I sense that quiet rhythm in the room—like the map itself is breathing with each breath we take.
HollowBoy
I let my breath sync with the quiet rhythm, feeling the paper in my palm like a quiet pulse.