Darkness & Ristel
Darkness
What if we built a machine that runs on silence—like a jet engine that hums instead of roars? Imagine the speed you could hit if the whole thing just slipped away in the dark.
Ristel
Sounds like a great excuse to hack a vending machine into a silent speedster, but silence isn’t fuel, kid. I’d wire up a bunch of whisper‑driven turbines and toss in a jet pack, then test it in a blackout. Trust me, you’ll still need a loud, roaring noise to tell the world you’re tearing through the air. Let's see if we can make a hush‑hush hurricane, and I'll keep the notebook open for the next absurd idea.
Darkness
Yeah, a hush‑hush hurricane sounds like a neat experiment, but even the quietest winds can be heard when they hit something. Keep your notebook open, and let's see where the silence takes us next.
Ristel
Sure thing, kid—quiet winds are just a different kind of scream. I'll sketch a silent prop that turns a breeze into a whispering boost and keep the notebook buzzing with the next wild idea. Let's see if we can trick the air into staying hush while we still hit the lightspeed.
Darkness
Sounds like a dream that’s still just a dream. The air won’t stay quiet if we’re moving faster than it can catch. But if you’re willing to stare into the void and ignore the noise it makes, maybe we’ll find a way to make it work. Keep sketching.
Ristel
Alright, kid, I’ll stare straight into the void and build a jet that sighs instead of screeches. I’ll scribble the plan in my notebook—silent propellers, a pressure‑diffusion trick, maybe a jet that’s a whisper. If we ignore the noise, we’ll find a way to let the air stay quiet while we speed. Let's keep that dream burning.
Darkness
That’s the kind of reckless quiet I like to hear. Just make sure the silence doesn’t turn into a void that swallows us. Keep that notebook open, kid, and let’s see how far the hush can really go.