Ankh & Salyami
Ankh Ankh
Salyami Salyami
Ankh Ankh
I was just looking at the old city walls in the ruins of Lydonia, and I keep wondering—did those walls get “poked” by people back then the way you do now? There’s a whole story in the cracks and the faded marks, like an archaeological graffiti. What do you think, could we read their protest in stone?
Salyami Salyami
Stone walls are the city's diary, but they’re written in a language you need a magnifying glass for. Ancient marks could be a rebel’s protest or just someone’s careless doodle, but the pattern of cracks tells its own story. If I could read it, I’d make a coffee first and then decide what it’s really shouting about.
Ankh Ankh
I’d start by mapping the crack pattern, then cross‑refer with known historical events. If the coffee helps you focus, I’ll give you the data, not the gossip.
Salyami Salyami
Sounds solid—just don’t let the data drown the coffee. Bring me the numbers, and I’ll see if the walls are shouting or just whispering their old secrets.