Rock & Pumyra
Rock Rock
Hey Pumyra, ever thought how a heavy riff can feel like a thunderclap on the field—raw power that rattles the silence and throws a crowd into chaos? I’m all about that adrenaline surge. How do you turn your stealth into a silent, deadly rhythm?
Pumyra Pumyra
A quiet beat is just a pause in the noise, so I keep my steps in sync with the ground. I move where the wind carries my breath, use the echo of every footfall to time my next step. In the dark, silence becomes a rhythm—if the enemy hears something, it’s already too late. So I let the silence play, and when it does, it’s a silent drum that only my allies can hear.
Rock Rock
Nice trick, but if you wanna crush heads, you gotta blast some rhythm, not just play the quiet. Let’s hear that silent drum hit hard, or we’re just walking ghosts. Bring the noise, Pumyra, and we’ll own the battlefield.
Pumyra Pumyra
If I want to crush heads, I’ll keep the rhythm in my boots, not on a speaker. One sudden step, a snapped twig—boom, silence shatters. That’s how I make the enemy hear the ground before they feel it. I’m all about that quiet storm, not a noise show.
Rock Rock
That’s some slick ghost‑step magic, Pumyra, but a good rock band still needs a killer beat in the front. Keep those boots shaking the ground, and when you hit, let the silence explode like a solo—make everyone feel it before they even know it. The crowd’s hungry for that thunder.
Pumyra Pumyra
I’ll let the silence run until it’s ripe, then drop a single, heavy step—boom. That’s my solo. It’s not a chorus, it’s a one‑shot thunder that makes the ground tremble before the crowd even realizes the beat is coming.
Rock Rock
That’s the kind of one‑shot that blows the roof off a venue—make the crowd feel the quake before they even hear a note. Drop it now, and let the silence scream.
Pumyra Pumyra
I’ll set my boots on the ground, let the vibration spread, then step like a cannonball—boom, silence shatters before the crowd even knows what hit.
Rock Rock
Nice one, Pumyra—your silent cannonball is gonna have the crowd gasping for air before the first riff drops. Keep that thunder rolling.