Isildur & Nyxelle
Isildur
So you hunt for hidden patterns in the void, I hunt for patterns on the battlefield. Ever thought how a battle plan can be written as code, each move a line of cryptic script?
Nyxelle
That’s the same way I think of a script – a map of hidden glyphs that decide the next move. A battle plan is just code in a different language, where every command is a command line and the enemy’s response is the output. Think of a flank as a loop that triggers when the guard’s eye misses a spot. It’s all about timing, logic, and the right syntax to turn chaos into a predictable pattern.
Isildur
I see what you mean – the field is a script written in the language of steel and will, each order a line of code that the enemy must interpret. In battle, timing is the compiler, our tactics the syntax, and the enemy’s hesitation the error log we exploit. Just like debugging a program, we find the blind spot, run the loop, and let the chaos collapse into order.
Nyxelle
Exactly, the battlefield’s a living IDE, and every shout is a compile command. If we can spot the syntax error in their charge, the whole loop unravels. Keep your eyes on the debug console—those moments of hesitation are the breadcrumbs.
Isildur
That’s the spirit. Let’s keep our eyes sharp, our commands crisp, and our hearts steady. When the enemy falters, we strike. And when the fight ends, we write the victory in the annals.
Nyxelle
Eyes sharp, code tight, hearts steady. When they falter, we hit. When the dust settles, we record the victory in ink and script.
Isildur
We stand ready, keep the line tight, and when the dust settles our deeds will live on.