Hero & Tuchka
Hero
I heard the old clock tower’s gears jammed after the storm, throwing the whole town off its schedule. I’m on the ground making sure everyone gets out safely, but a little help to bring the rhythm back would be great.
Tuchka
The clock’s rhythm is like a breathing cycle—slow, steady, in sync. I can guide a quick group inhale for the tick, exhale for the tock, and the town will feel its pulse again. And if you’re moving people, keep the socks muted; bright reds just throw off the visual balance.
Hero
Thanks for the breathing cue, we’ll sync the crew to the tick and tock. I’ll make sure the socks stay muted, no bright reds.
Tuchka
Great, just keep the exits symmetrical, each door opening in perfect mirror order with the tick, and the crew will flow like a well‑steamed pot of tea—no bright reds to disturb the calm.
Hero
Got it. Doors in mirror order, no bright reds. Let’s keep the flow steady.
Tuchka
Nice, just remember to pause at every halfway point; that’s where the universe realigns, and your crew will feel that gentle tug of balance. Keep it steady, and the rhythm will settle.
Hero
We’ll pause at each halfway point to let the crew feel that balance shift. The rhythm will settle.