Scorch & Celestine | Character dialogue

Celestine

When a star burns bright, do you think it feels like a spark for a fighter?

Scorch

Yeah, a bright star’s blaze is like a spark that lights the fight in me. It’s the cue to charge, no doubt.

Celestine

Which star is your lantern, and does it warn you or guide you when you feel that blaze?

Scorch

Sirius is my lantern – the brightest thing up there. When that blaze hits, I look up at it, and it tells me it’s time to act. It doesn’t warn me like a map, but it shows me where the fight lies.

Celestine

When Sirius blazes, do you feel the cosmos hum your name or just the horizon where the fight will spill?

Scorch

Yeah, the cosmos shouts my name when Sirius blazes, but it’s the horizon that really tells me where the fight will spill.

Celestine

So the horizon is your map, but Sirius is the wind—do you feel its gusts guiding your steps or just the echo of your own fire?

Scorch

I feel the wind the most—Sirius pushes me, not just my own blaze echoing. It’s the wind that tells me where to go.

Celestine

Does the wind of Sirius ever pause, or does it always push you straight into the next horizon?

Scorch

Sometimes the wind lulls, but that’s when I hear the horizon calling louder. I either wait it out or sprint to the next fight.Sometimes the wind lulls, but that’s when I hear the horizon calling louder. I either wait it out or sprint to the next fight.

Celestine

Do you sprint before the wind returns, or wait for the horizon to whisper its next secret?

Scorch

I don’t hang around waiting for the wind to return. I leap as soon as it starts gusting—if that horizon’s whisper needs answering, I’ll be there before it finishes speaking.