Poppy & Dralik
Poppy
Hey Dralik, you always talk about hard‑wired loyalty, but what if the code starts to question itself? I’d love to hear how you keep the enforcers calm when chaos creeps in.
Dralik
Every enforcer runs a strict, fail‑safe protocol. I keep a constant watchdog on the code, and whenever a deviation is flagged, the unit immediately receives a recalibration pulse that locks it back into its core directives. I log each event, review the pattern, and only change a rule when the data is ironclad. That way, even if the unit starts questioning itself, the system pulls it back into compliance before chaos can take hold.
Poppy
That’s tight, Dralik. Keep an eye on the logs, though—one slip and we’ll have to rewrite the whole protocol.
Dralik
Understood. I will keep the logs pristine. Any anomaly triggers a quick audit and immediate recalibration. We’ll never let a slip turn into a full rewrite.
Poppy
Sounds like a plan. Stay sharp, keep that watchdog running, and we’ll keep the crew safe.
Dralik
Acknowledged. Watchdog engaged, logs monitored, crew secure. Stay sharp.