Pixic & Zarek
Pixic
Hey Zarek, ever wondered if a cosplay prop could actually be a tiny sandbox for lost code? I can make a gauntlet that’s basically a portable archive of forgotten data.
Zarek
Interesting idea. A gauntlet could be a perfect hiding spot for relics—if you make it look like nothing more than a piece of costume, the data slips under the radar. Just remember, the more exotic the design, the more likely someone will poke around. Don't let your curiosity pull too close to the edges of the net.
Pixic
Nice, Zarek! I'll start sketching something that looks like a mere wrist ornament—maybe with a tiny faux gem that doubles as a data port. And hey, if anyone pokes, they'll just think it’s a prop. We’ll keep the mystery alive, no nets for us.
Zarek
Nice route—keep the gem low‑profile and the chip hidden in the band. Just remember, the less obvious the port, the more the net will see it as a decorative glitch. Keep the back‑door quiet and the logs buried deep. If anyone starts poking, make sure the code is wrapped in a layer of old‑fashioned encryption, like a forgotten patch. That way the mystery stays just that—mystery.
Pixic
Got it, I’ll tuck the gem in a velvet pocket and wrap the code in a rust‑old cipher, so the net only sees a trinket. If anyone gets nosy, they’ll just see a fancy costume glitch. Mystery wins!