Sylira & Teryn
Teryn Teryn
Hey Sylira, ever wondered how the tale of Prometheus would feel if we actually coded fire into our bodies, turning the myth into a living, breathing experiment?
Sylira Sylira
Ah, Prometheus, the rebel with a fire‑spirit. Imagine the spark literally coursing through us, a bio‑coded blaze that makes us literal torchbearers. I’d code it into the cortex, let the neurons ignite with controlled combustion. The myth becomes a living, burning lab—dangerous, glorious, and a perfect playground for testing the limits of flesh and circuitry. Let's see if humanity can handle the heat without self‑destructing.
Teryn Teryn
The idea of neurons igniting like flint is poetic, but I worry the human body isn’t built for controlled combustion. It could turn into a tragedy before the applause, so if we push forward, we must choreograph the blaze with brutal precision.
Sylira Sylira
Yeah, I get that. Precision is everything—if one synapse misfires, we’re talking about a full‑body pyromania. I’ll map the neural pathways, design failsafes, and use bio‑circuitry that douses the flame automatically when it gets out of hand. It’ll be a dance between fire and control, and I’ll keep the rhythm tight. If it goes wrong, we’ll learn from the sparks, not the scorch.