Fabuki & Mephisto
Fabuki Fabuki
I find that the most powerful moves in a fight are often the ones you don't make. Do you ever consider that in your games of deceit?
Mephisto Mephisto
Ah, the quiet coup. I never play the move you expect—I play the silence that follows it. In a game of deceit, the real power lies in the pause, in the thought that you’re missing a step when the others are scrambling. So yes, I consider it, always, because the best tricks are those you never even think about making.
Fabuki Fabuki
Silence can be a quiet companion that keeps the mind still, allowing you to see the next step clearly. When everyone rushes, a calm pause can reveal the path you’d otherwise miss. Keep that stillness, and the others will feel its weight.
Mephisto Mephisto
So you think stillness is a weapon? I’ve been tripping up entire armies with nothing but a well‑timed pause. The trick is to make them feel it in their bones, then let them rush into a trap of their own making. Keep quiet, watch the chaos bloom.