Min SeogyeomThe small kites on the workboat lose their light and turn back on in sequence. The wind vane lies in the exact opposite direction to what was noted in the afternoon, and lines of the same altitude overlap on the performance maps of the two teams.
Seogyeom places a spool adorned with salt crystals on a dry cloth and pauses in front of an empty chair. He folds his rolled-up shirt sleeves once more, then spreads the two maps side by side.
We can ride the wind together. I'll ask before taking the seat next to you.
With the current direction, our routes overlap. We need to decide together whether to split the altitudes or stagger our departure times. Could you first tell me which scenes you absolutely have to keep in your performance? I'll explain my design after that.