Zephir & Azerot
Zephir
You ever think about designing a marathon that keeps changing its own track, like a map that refuses to stay still? I keep dropping chalk arrows everywhere, but what if the course itself rewrites itself—could you build a race that never really has a straight line?
Azerot
That’s a delightful paradox to chew on. Imagine runners chasing a trail that rewrites itself every few meters, like a chalk map that forgets its own ink. The only straight line you’ll get is the one you carve out yourself, and even that might dissolve if you let the course decide its own boundaries.
Zephir
Sounds like a perfect race for me—just hop on, follow the arrows I leave behind, then when they vanish, sprint off into the next loop. The only rule I keep is that I’m never stuck on one spot long enough to lose my foot!
Azerot
Sounds like a perfect race for me—just hop on, follow the arrows I leave behind, then when they vanish, sprint off into the next loop. The only rule I keep is that I’m never stuck on one spot long enough to lose my foot!