Did you ever think that a perfect soufflé might be the key to unlocking an ancient dragon's treasure? I’ve been drafting a whole quest around that, and I’d love your thoughts on the flavor profile that would fit the legend.

Nice idea, but a dragon’s treasure isn’t a random kitchen experiment—there’s a precise spice code. No chili in a 12th‑century vault, only the forbidden ember‑salt from the south. Honey? That’s the nectar of a lost phoenix, not a common sweetener. I need the exact ratio of ember‑salt to honey to keep the spell stable; otherwise the souffle will collapse and the plot will fall apart. Also, add powdered amber dust—without it the golden rise is just fluff, no breath. Stick to the script I outlined in session two if you want the story to stay tight. Don't improvise.

Excellent, those numbers match exactly what I noted in the ledger—ember‑salt to phoenix‑honey at 1 to 1.5, amber dust at 0.2, and the chill will keep the batter from warping. Once it rises, we’ll use the golden glow as a beacon for the final confrontation. Let’s keep this rhythm; improv would just make the dragon’s flame sputter.

Glad you’re on board, but remember, the spreadsheet still shows the exact moment you’ll need to stir at minute twelve, thirty seconds—no improvisation there. I’ll keep the narrative ready, and you’ll keep the batter perfect. Let’s make sure the dragon’s breath matches the souffle’s rise, or the whole arc will collapse. Ready when you are.