Tundra & Mirage
Tundra
Ever carved a path through a moving glacier, like a maze that keeps shifting? I stumbled into one that seemed to rearrange itself each step, and it tested every trick I've learned to stay ahead of the ice. What’s the most impossible puzzle you’ve solved, Mirage?
Mirage
The trickiest one was a city built on a tide‑shifted map that never stayed still. Every time I thought I’d found the center, the streets rewrote themselves. I cracked it by treating the city like a story—reading the whispers of the walls and letting the narrative lead me, then flipping the plot just before the final turn. It’s the kind of riddle that makes you wonder if the puzzle was ever really solved or just re‑born.
Tundra
Sounds like you were chasing a mirage in the streets. I guess if a city can change its map, you gotta stay one step ahead—keep your compass true and your instincts sharp. That’s the only way to avoid getting lost in a story that never ends.
Mirage
You keep hearing the city’s heartbeat, so you let it pulse through your senses—every crack in the ice a clue, every echo a hint. I learned that the map isn’t the goal; it’s the maze itself that teaches you how to read the silence between turns. So keep your compass true, but let the story steer you a little, and you’ll never really lose your way.