The protagonist is keeping a secret about the "turtles" and asks his friend not to tell anyone. He lost some important papers with advice his partner gave him. They are on their way to the border and are enjoying life little by little. The protagonist wants to find their partner and hear the advice again. They need help and a convincing word. The protagonist feels small and safe when their partner speaks. They say they are crossing the border and enjoying the full moon. It always rains inside them. They will get tired if they stick to the plan and probably won't find the way, but they will have a strong desire to fly. The protagonist asks their partner to hold on because the emptiness of the glass can only be filled if they love them again. The protagonist says this happens when they are on their way to the border and life is tired. They wonder how they won't get tired if they never stop and never stop running. They suggest improvising a definitive script that they will have to forget. They want to make sure they always have the desire to dream. The protagonist convinces themselves that they have to slow down because they have been convinced. They say they haven't been divided for a long time and something was missing when they started to fly. The protagonist knows it sounds different in their future, their partner's past, and their present. They have survuved even though they are not sure what they have survived. They were so lost that they couldn't see the joy that fear takes away, the good times, and the January sun. They want to see every sunrise with their partner and think about it. They count to three and then start first, so the effect of the shot is more accurate. Their partner follows and takes away the hurry, watching the turtle hypnotize them. Nobody will walk the path without luck because the bad turns into something good here. There is a path and they are convinced, so they start it together. They will fly and nobody will walk the path without luck because the pain turns into pieces. They keep a whole world and don't make them wait, puppeteer.
