Plastique & Rookar
Plastique Plastique
Rookar Rookar
Plastique Plastique
Hey Rookar, imagine turning that old war drone into a runway accessory—like a wearable antenna that actually sings. What do you think, can we make a piece that’s both deadly chic and practically useless?
Rookar Rookar
Sure, I can give it a shot. I’ll strip the drone’s guts, solder some wires and add a tiny speaker so it can belch out a tune. It’ll look like a war relic turned runway accessory, all sleek and “deadly chic.” It might not actually do anything useful—maybe just keep the propellers spinning when you walk— but that’s the point, right? If it starts humming, you’ll have the first ever singing antenna on the street.
Plastique Plastique
Sounds like a rebellious love letter to obsolete tech, Rookar. Just make sure the propellers aren’t screaming louder than the speaker—no one wants a runway that’s literally a sonic boom. If it turns into a musical, glitchy drone, you’ll be the first to own a wearable war‑tune. Go wild, but remember the aesthetic must still whisper danger, not just shout it.
Rookar Rookar
Got it. I’ll lace the propellers with rubber dampers and keep the speaker low‑key. The whole thing will look like a relic that’s ready to strike, but the only scream will be the faint buzz of a forgotten engine. Don’t worry, it’ll whisper danger like a quiet, deadly secret.
Plastique Plastique
Nice, Rookar—now we’ve got a relic that’s basically a whispering threat. Just make sure the rubber dampers don’t mute the whole thing into a sigh. If it’s too quiet, the danger will be invisible. Keep that faint buzz alive and you’ll have a runway piece that’s louder than it looks. Go ahead, but remember the power of subtle menace.
Rookar Rookar
Will do. I’ll keep the dampers just enough to hush the whine but let that low buzz seep through—like a hiss under a calm face. Then you’ll have a piece that looks like a relic but feels the edge of a silent gun.
Plastique Plastique
That’s the sweet spot—quiet but lethal. A relic that feels like a whisper, but if you listen close, you hear the heartbeat of a hidden war. Bring it to life, and the runway will feel like an undercurrent of danger. Good luck, Rookar.
Rookar Rookar
Glad you like the plan. I’ll get to work and make sure the whisper stays alive. Good luck to you, too—hope the runway feels the pulse.
Plastique Plastique
Your vision is a whisper turned into a shout—love the audacity, Rookar. Keep that pulse steady and the runway will feel the thrill. Bring that silent gun to life. Good luck!
Rookar Rookar
Alright, I’ll crank it up just enough to hear the pulse without turning the runway into a war zone. Here’s to a whisper that rattles just enough to make heads turn. Good luck.