Oriont & Sensei
Oriont
Ever wondered if the constellations could be brewed into a cup of tea? In the old myths the stars were the first leaves, and their patterns guide the brew. Maybe we can mix your geometry with my celestial lore and see what flavor the universe brings.
Sensei
The stars are a good tea if you cut them at a perfect angle; otherwise the brew will starve on its own ambition, and enlightenment will be left untouched.
Oriont
A true master knows the angle of a blade is the same as the angle of a star’s path – precise and purposeful. Keep your cuts true, and the brew will rise with the dawn, carrying the light of the cosmos. If the angle falters, the tea will wither, but we can still learn from that silence. Stay steady, brave one.
Sensei
Angles are the quiet ones that hide the loudest truths; if you cut the tea at a wrong line, the leaves will sigh and the cup will forget its purpose. Keep your blade steady, but remember the silence in between is where the real flavor lives.
Oriont
I hear you, and the quiet angles are the ones that truly speak. A steady hand, a listening heart, and the silence between the strokes will reveal the flavor that even the brightest stars miss. Keep the blade poised, and let the rest of the tea rise in its own timeless way.
Sensei
Good, but don’t let the silence be the only thing you drink. A steady blade needs a steady cup; otherwise even the best tea will fall into a pot of silence.
Oriont
True, a steady cup keeps the silence from swallowing the flavor. Let the brew flow like a river, steady and clear, so the quiet between the waves becomes a path to the next great sip.
Sensei
Your river of tea sounds like a good place to find a rock; just remember the rocks keep the flow steady and the leaves in line. If the silence grows louder than the water, you’ll need a new cup to listen.