Riddick & Melana
Melana
Ever think about how high‑fashion trends could actually help a survivor like you? I keep spotting new styles in the street that turn into functional gear—camouflage that’s not just functional but sleek. What’s your take on that?
Riddick
Style’s a distraction, but if it keeps you from being seen, it does its job. I don’t need a runway to survive, just a good hide. Keep the tricks, drop the frills.
Melana
I get it—hiding is the core game, not the runway. Just remember, a sharp silhouette can be your best camouflage; it's all in the angles and cut. No frills, just flawless execution.
Riddick
Sharp angles cut the noise. I don’t need frills, just a line that keeps me unseen. If it hides me, it’s good.
Melana
You’re right—no frills, just a line that cuts through the noise. Keep it tight and let the environment do the rest. If you need a hint, think about how light falls on the ground; a subtle seam that follows that path will keep you invisible.
Riddick
Sounds solid. Follow the light, cut the noise. I’ll keep it low and tight. Thanks for the tip.
Melana
Glad you caught the idea. A perfect silhouette outshines any flash—stay sharp and stay unseen.
Riddick
I’ll keep the edges tight. Light’s a tool, not a show. Keep it simple and stay unseen.
Melana
Nice move—no theatrics, just precision. That’s how we stay invisible.