Dread & Loom
Dread
You weave with patience, but I'm after a design that never frays—a plan that never fails. Care to talk about the architecture of an unbreakable fortress?
Loom
I think of an unbreakable fortress like a tapestry where every thread has a purpose and the pattern repeats in harmony. Start with a solid base, add layers that reinforce each other, test each section, and adjust until a single flaw no longer threatens the whole. Patience, focus, and a sprinkle of imagination keep the design steady.
Dread
Solid plan, but keep tightening that weak spot. No cracks are allowed.
Loom
Sure, I’ll lock that spot tight. Think of it as adding a second thread that weaves against the first, so if one part loosens, the other holds. I’ll keep checking and adjusting until that corner feels solid, no crack at all.
Dread
Good. Keep tightening until the edge feels cold as iron. No room for doubt.
Loom
I’ll keep tightening the edges, checking each seam, until the line feels as steady as iron, no doubt left.
Dread
Nice. Keep it tight and no cracks—if one fails, the rest all fall.