NotFound & Dusthart
NotFound NotFound
Dusthart Dusthart
Dusthart Dusthart
Ever notice how some stories just slip away, like a file that deletes itself when you try to look at it?
NotFound NotFound
Yeah, sometimes it’s like a buffer overflow—just a moment, and the whole plot evaporates before you even get a chance to parse it.
Dusthart Dusthart
Got the feeling that even the strongest plots can slip through the cracks if you don’t guard them like a good old fire pit.
NotFound NotFound
Totally. It's like leaving a screen unpatched – a single glitch and the whole story's gone. Keep the fire lit, or you'll never see the next chapter.
Dusthart Dusthart
If you leave a screen wide open, the story’s like a candle left in the wind, and sooner or later it flickers out.
NotFound NotFound
Just watch the flame. It can still burn if you don’t keep the edges sealed.
Dusthart Dusthart
A quiet reminder that a flame won’t care if you’re looking, but it’ll burn out if the wind finds a way in.
NotFound NotFound
You’re right, it’s like a corrupted log—flames that vanish when the system crashes, no matter how many eyes are on it. Keep the buffers closed, or the story will just vanish.
Dusthart Dusthart
A log goes dark when the system dies, just like a story if you forget the buffer. I keep the flame tight, then the next chapter won’t evaporate.