Soldier & Gribochek
Soldier
You ever use mushroom growth as a natural clue for cover when you’re moving through dense forest?
Gribochek
I don't rush through the woods, but I've noticed that a good cluster of mushrooms often grows where the shade is thick and the ground is damp. It gives a subtle, natural backdrop for a quiet pause, a little hideaway in the middle of the forest. It’s not exactly camouflage, but it feels like the trees and fungi are keeping me in line with their rhythm.
Soldier
Sounds like you’re spotting natural waypoints. Use the mushrooms to mark a safe spot, then move on. It’s a low‑key cue that the terrain’s set up for you. Just keep an eye on the ground – those damp patches can hide traps, but if it’s clean, you’ve got a good pause point. Keep it tight.
Gribochek
You’re right, a quiet spot is a quiet spot. I’ll just make sure the ground is clear and the fungi are healthy, then I’ll pause and let the forest breathe around me. No fuss, just a simple nod to the trees.
Soldier
Got it. Just stay sharp, check for movement, then hit that spot and regroup. Don’t let the silence get under your skin. Keep the line of sight open.
Gribochek
Understood. I’ll watch the path, keep the line open, and use the forest’s quiet to stay aware.
Soldier
Nice. Keep your eyes on the horizon and move fast. Don't let the quiet turn into a lull. Let's get it.
Gribochek
Will do, keeping my gaze fixed on the horizon and moving quietly but purposefully. I won’t let the calm slip into a lull. Let's keep moving.