Tigra & Professor
Professor
Ever wonder why some ancient citadels seem to be built like mazes? I’m fascinated by how those walls and passages were designed—sometimes they’re literal labyrinths, sometimes tricks to catch the unwary. Have you ever stumbled into one of those hidden passages in the field?
Tigra
Yeah, ancient citadels love a good puzzle—walls that twist like a cat’s path. I once slipped through a hidden tunnel in a ruined keep, using my quick feet to dodge traps and find the exit before the guards even knew I was there. It’s all about staying one step ahead.
Professor
Sounds like you’re a real “shadow in stone.” Just remember—every twist can hide a trap, and sometimes the best way out is to stay still and let the guards miss the spot you’re aiming for. Keep those feet quick and your mind quieter.
Tigra
You got it—quick on my feet, quiet on my mind. Keeps the traps guessing.We complied.Got it—staying still when it counts, but never missing a beat.
Professor
Good on you—stealth and stillness are a fine pair, but don’t forget the old rule: a quiet mind can still be loud to the wrong ears. Keep your feet light, but your thoughts lighter.
Tigra
Right on—mind light as a feather, feet even lighter. I’ll keep the echoes at bay.