Harrowind Who knew the Pylian marathon could turn into a sprint in the old scrolls? If those times were legit, maybe the ancient runners had a secret trick—like a perfect cadence or a bit of terrain that gave them a burst. I’d love to dig up the original path and try a modern split. Imagine watching the first few minutes of a race that’s supposed to last a whole day, then seeing the crowd go wild as the finish line pops up—talk about a dramatic twist! Just picture a runner who trains for hours and then just bursts forward, like a shot of espresso. It would change the whole idea of endurance. Let’s see if we can find more clues in the archives; maybe there’s a forgotten pacing technique that could shave seconds off today’s sprints. You in?