Manolo & Zarek
Zarek
Manolo, ever think the city’s walls are like a corrupted codebase, just waiting for someone to pull the right string and make something pulse?
Manolo
Yeah, city walls are like a busted codebase, waiting for a hacker with a spray can to drop some fresh syntax and make the whole block pulse. It’s chaotic, but that’s the beauty, you know?
Zarek
Sure, but remember those walls are the city’s firewall, not a blank canvas. If you spray that syntax, the next security bot will flag it as a breach. It’s all art until the system forces a reboot.
Manolo
Yeah, that's the point—if the system catches us, we’re already part of the glitch. We paint in the shadows, keep it low, then when the reboot comes we’re ready to drop a fresh line that nobody could predict. It’s a risk, but that’s how the city gets its rhythm back.
Zarek
Nice rhythm, just make sure you’ve got an escape route before the reboot hits. The system never forgets a pattern.
Manolo
Absolutely, I’ve got a few back‑alley routes mapped out, hidden doors and forgotten tunnels—just in case the reboot comes knocking. You don’t need the system to remember you, just that you can stay one step ahead.