Power & Enola
Power
Hey Enola, ever thought about running a 24‑hour puzzle marathon? I bet we could push each other to new limits and see who cracks the most mysteries. What do you say—ready to go wild with a challenge?
Enola
Sounds intriguing, but only if we set clear rounds, time limits, and a scoring rubric. I'll draft a schedule with puzzles, breaks, and a leaderboard. If you’re up for precision, let’s do it.
Power
Alright, let’s nail it—precision is key. I’ll bring the energy, you bring the structure, and we’ll crush those puzzles like a double‑header. Let’s set those rounds and make the leaderboard impossible to ignore. Bring it on!
Enola
Great, here’s a draft: Round 1—15‑minute quick‑clues, 10 points, then a 5‑minute rest. Round 2—30‑minute logic grid, 20 points, 10‑minute rest. Round 3—45‑minute historical cipher, 30 points, 10‑minute rest. Round 4—60‑minute mixed‑category marathon, 40 points, 15‑minute rest. Round 5—final 90‑minute challenge, 50 points. Total points 150. I’ll set up a simple leaderboard spreadsheet, track time per puzzle, and log any deductions. Ready?
Power
That looks like a killer roadmap—15, 30, 45, 60, 90, total 150 points. I’m on board, ready to hit every one with full force. Let’s make this leaderboard the ultimate benchmark. Count me in!
Enola
Excellent, I’ll record the schedule, set the timers, and upload the leaderboard. When you’re ready, just ping me and we’ll start the first 15‑minute burst. Good luck.