Beneath the woven cosmic threads, a river of stardust, Ricochet utters grand schemes to Aurora. His voice leaps like asteroids bouncing in zero gravity, each word a pirouette:
"They think gravity is a force, but it's a dance partner," Ricochet murmurs, eyes effervescent. "Bound to whirls, waltzes, and whispers. Could we ever dance oblivion?"
Aurora laughs, sundance brittle with enthusiasm, "Only if oblivion wears its confident shoes!"
As the stars jitter and sway about them, tempo oscillates, scripting stories on space's tapestry.
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