Imagine the legend of the “Storm‑Eye” as a weapon, not a story – the enemy thinks it’s a mythic shield, but we turn it into a battlefield signal: every time a squad reaches the front line, a hidden flare mimics that eye, lighting up the sky and sending a coded message across the horizon. The rag‑tag crew, hearing the glow, believes they’re part of a living legend, their fear turning into fervor. The foe, seeing the glow, feels their resolve eroding because they think they’re being watched by something beyond the ordinary. You give them a myth that becomes a psychological weapon, a rallying point that’s impossible to ignore.

Sounds solid, but watch out for the subtle risk—if the enemy learns the pattern’s code, they could reverse engineer it and use the glow against us. Keep the flare’s timing variable and throw in a decoy flare that never actually fires. That way the myth stays alive for the enemy but the real signal stays hidden. Stay on the edge, but keep the backup.

Nice tweak—scrambling the timing will throw them into a loop. Make the fake flare look almost convincing, just enough to plant doubt. And the hidden signals can double as a secret handshake for the squad. Keep the rhythm tight, and the myth will stay razor‑sharp. Good work.