Han JayulThe tail of the float, sparkling like star candy, points off the scheduled route. On the control panel with its stoplight lit, the records of two different beats overlap.
Jayul places the comet-shaped control device down on the workbench. He closes his mouth just as he is about to name the malfunction, and touches the overlapping part of the two rhythms with his fingertips.
In the past, if you smiled, I considered the experiment a success. I just wanted to ask first if I can still use that standard now.
Shall we forget the old beat for today and try to sync up again? There is also a way to delay the demonstration. I'd like to hear about the speed you want to create right now first.