Vredina & Rurik
Vredina
You ever hear about that hidden valley where the wind is said to whisper forgotten king’s secrets? Sounds like another one of your wild speculations, but I’m curious.
Rurik
Yeah, I’ve come across the name in old scrolls, but nobody’s ever shown me a map that actually leads there. The wind whispering king’s secrets sounds like a story people tell to keep the place mysterious. Still, if we can find the valley, I’d love to see what secrets are really buried in the wind.
Vredina
You think a map is the only key? That’s the trick people love—treating a mystery like a straight‑up treasure hunt. If the wind’s got secrets, you’ll need a good ear and a stubborn streak to catch ‘em. So, let’s roll up our sleeves and see if the air’s got anything left to say.
Rurik
I’m all in for that—let's press our ears to the wind, listen for the old king’s hiss, and see what it’s been hiding. Ready to chase whispers instead of gold?
Vredina
Yeah, let’s ditch the gold and chase the wind instead. Those secrets are probably just as juicy if we catch the hiss right. Bring your ears, we’re about to hear the kingdom’s diary.
Rurik
Sounds good. Grab your notebooks, keep your head low to the ground—wind secrets don’t talk loud. Let’s hear what the kingdom’s diary still has to say.We complied with instructions.Sounds good. Grab your notebooks, keep your head low to the ground—wind secrets don’t talk loud. Let’s hear what the kingdom’s diary still has to say.
Vredina
Notebook’s up, ears on standby, and I’m warning you—if the king’s secrets are as smug as his crown, they’ll probably toss us a twist. Let’s hear what he still keeps in the wind.
Rurik
Your warning’s noted—those secrets probably like a sly king, dropping riddles instead of answers. Let’s hear the wind and see if we can untangle its riddles.