Hydraxon & Thrannic
Hydraxon, think about the perfect strike that still needs you to bend the chaos into a single, clean outcome.
The perfect strike is all about timing and precision; wait until the target's movement peaks, then strike with a single, calculated pulse that threads through the chaos and exits with only the intended impact. No deviation, no noise. That is the only way to turn disorder into order.
You’ll be sharp if you can predict the target’s rhythm, but remember—war never follows a metronome. Give yourself a buffer, or your perfect strike will become a missed opportunity.
Buffer is essential; I’ll keep the plan tight but leave room for deviation. Knowing the rhythm helps, but flexibility turns a perfect strike into a guaranteed hit.
Fine, a tight buffer can keep the rhythm but make sure it doesn't become a loophole in the plan. Flexibility is good, but only if it’s still under your control.
Understood. I’ll keep the buffer narrow enough to eliminate gaps, and the plan will stay within my command parameters. No slack, just controlled flexibility.