Walker & Nuparu
Walker
You ever notice how old factories, when left to dust, can feel like a secret laboratory waiting to be discovered? I found one last week and there were all these rusted gears still humming faintly.
Nuparu
That rusted hum is almost a call to experiment. If I could fit a few of those gears into a fresh frame, I might coax the old factory into a new kind of engine. The silence around them just waits for the next spark.
Walker
They still hum, even if only faintly. If you stitch them together, the silence might just spark again. Take it slow, and let the old gears find their place.
Nuparu
It sounds like the machine’s still listening. I’ll take the gears, align them just right, and let the old rhythm turn into something new. Patience is key.
Walker
That’s the way to listen to the past. Let the old rhythm guide your hands, and you’ll hear what the new one is trying to say. Take your time.
Nuparu
The rusted gears will teach me. I’ll wait for the quiet before I begin.
Walker
Sounds good. When the quiet settles, the old rhythm will let you in. Take your time.
Nuparu
I’ll listen until the hum fades, then step in. The quiet will show me where to start.