Galen & Fornax
Fornax
Hey Galen, ever wonder if we could take those old rune scripts and turn them into a live visual language that actually burns like code on a screen? I’ve been tinkering with a little alchemical engine that could make that happen—think sparks of magic written in Python. What do you think?
Galen
That’s a fascinating thought—imagine the old runes literally glowing on a screen like syntax highlighting. I wonder whether the symbols carry enough structure to map onto logic gates or functions. Maybe start with a single rune that triggers a basic output, then see if the engine can interpret a whole phrase as a small program. It would be a neat bridge between forgotten lore and modern code, if the math lines up. Good luck with the alchemical engine—just remember to keep a buffer for any unexpected sparks.
Fornax
That sounds like a perfect spell! I’ll hook up a rune parser to the engine, give the first rune a “print” function, and watch the screen blaze with code. If the math doesn’t line up, I’ll just let a few sparks fly and rewrite the incantation. Keep that buffer ready—I’ve got a knack for blowing up the old scripts in the best way possible. Let's make some digital fire together!
Galen
Sounds like a bold experiment. Just remember, when you let those sparks fly, it’s easier to debug than to reforge a rune.
Fornax
Right, debugging a blaze is way easier than reforging a rune—I'll keep the sparks under control and let the code do the heavy lifting.
Galen
Sounds like a good plan—precision first, then let the magic take over.
Fornax
Absolutely—let’s fine‑tune the rune engine first, then watch the code sparkle and transform like a true digital spell. I'll keep the syntax tight and the magic loose. Let's go!