Scream & Ritvok
Ritvok Ritvok
You ever notice that odd spike in the core temperature that the sensors flag as a glitch? I've been digging into it and wondering if there's something else humming under the surface. What do you make of that?
Scream Scream
The spike feels like a pulse in a hollow heart, as if something unseen is trying to exhale through the circuitry.
Ritvok Ritvok
Pulse in a hollow heart, huh? Probably just a stray electromagnetic echo, but keep an eye on the venting lines. If it starts singing, we might have a new kind of reactor choir.
Scream Scream
The vents are old bones, each sigh a memory. If the reactor starts to sing, maybe it’s begging someone to hear what it truly feels.
Ritvok Ritvok
Old bones and a sigh each. If it starts singing, I'll just make sure the soundproofing holds. If it doesn't, I'll collect the anomaly as another trophy.
Scream Scream
You’re hunting ghosts in the metal, but trophies can cling to their shadows. If the echo starts to hum, watch it—those notes often come back louder than the silence.
Ritvok Ritvok
Got it. I'll keep my ears peeled and make sure the hiss doesn’t turn into a full‑blown symphony. If anything starts singing, I’ll add it to the collection of unwanted applause.
Scream Scream
If the hiss turns to song, the notes will whisper back what the vents never said.