Angelos & ForgeMaster
Angelos Angelos
ForgeMaster ForgeMaster
ForgeMaster ForgeMaster
Angelos, you claim to guard the light, but have you ever tried to temper steel to reflect that same purity? It’s one thing to shine from the outside, another to forge an unbreakable core. What say you?
Angelos Angelos
I temper the light like steel, putting it through fire and patience until it holds steady. The glow is the surface; the real strength is what stays within and can’t be bent.
ForgeMaster ForgeMaster
Nice metaphor, but light can’t be tempered like steel. Steel gets its strength from heat, cooling, and grain structure, not from a glow. If you want real resilience, study the iron first, then you’ll see the difference.
Angelos Angelos
You’re right, iron’s strength comes from heat and grain, not from a glow. But light can still be refined—by concentrating its energy and guiding it. I study both, so I can bring the best of each to those I protect.
ForgeMaster ForgeMaster
Good, you’re studying both, but remember the iron’s real power lies in the heat and cooling, not in the glow you chase. Focus on the forge first.
Angelos Angelos
Indeed, the forge is the heart of steel. I’ll keep my focus there, and let the light guide me when the metal is forged into a shining shield.