Grimvale & Varek
Grimvale Grimvale
Varek Varek
Grimvale Grimvale
Varek, ever notice how we both stick to a set of rules we made ourselves? I keep a code on the battlefield, you keep one in the network. What makes you pick one over the other?
Varek Varek
Rules are the only thing that keeps chaos from turning into a war zone. If I choose one, it’s because it’s the most efficient way to get the job done and keep the system from breaking. No point in following a rule that slows me down or invites error. That’s the difference between a battlefield and a network—speed and precision over sentiment.
Grimvale Grimvale
Speed is fine, but only if the rule keeps you from falling apart. In a fight one wrong move can mean the end. I keep a tight code so the chaos never gets a foothold. It’s not sentiment, it’s survival.
Varek Varek
I hear you. A rule that shatters under pressure is useless. In my line of work a single slip can collapse the whole network, so I keep the code tight and unyielding. Speed matters only if it doesn't compromise the integrity of the system. If the rule can’t hold, it’s time to rethink it.
Grimvale Grimvale
I hear that, but a rule that cracks under pressure is a wound that keeps on bleeding. On the field I never let a single mistake go unchecked. If it fails, I sharpen it or toss it aside. That’s the only way the whole thing stays alive.