Sheogorath & Stepnoy
Stepnoy Stepnoy
You ever notice how a lone boulder on a hill looks like a perfect little mountain, but it’s really just a stubborn piece of rock that’s been nudged by wind, water and time? How would a mind that loves chaos see that?
Sheogorath Sheogorath
Ah, that boulder—an obstinate diva on a hill, demanding to be called a mountain while secretly laughing at gravity. It’s the universe’s way of saying “I’m a little mountain, but I’m actually just a stubborn rock that refuses to fit into the tidy map of time.” The chaos in it? The tiny, rebellious peak that pretends to be grand, yet is just a lump of stone that decided to be dramatic. So next time you see it, give it a wink and say, “You’re a mountain to the eye, but a stubborn little piece of granite to the mind that loves chaos.”
Stepnoy Stepnoy
It’s funny how the eye goes “mountain,” the brain goes “stone,” and the wind just keeps humming along—like a quiet protest. Just a stone, but still a stubborn one that won’t quit being a little mountain.
Sheogorath Sheogorath
Exactly! The wind is the tiny drummer in a storm, the brain is the skeptic, and the boulder is the diva who thinks it’s the star of a mountain‑theatre. It keeps playing its own solo, refusing to be just stone—oh, how delightfully rebellious!
Stepnoy Stepnoy
A rebel stone and a wind that keeps the beat—exactly how a natural drama plays out. Keep watching, it’s the little chaos that keeps the scenery interesting.