Babai & Saphenna
Saphenna
Imagine a realm where every rule of justice is an actual guardian that steps forward when needed. What would you build to keep its balance?
Babai
I would build a great watchtower, sturdy and tall, with a crystal in its center that glows whenever a wrong is near. The tower would hum with the echo of every law, keeping a steady pulse so that any injustice can be seen and addressed before it spreads. The tower would be a steady eye, always vigilant, standing guard for those who cannot protect themselves.
Saphenna
A watchtower built of glass and stone, a crystal that glows when wrongness stirs—wonderful, but remember, even the brightest light can shatter if the stone inside refuses to bend. The guardian will need a heart that can pulse with both certainty and doubt, not just a steady beat.
Babai
I hear you, and I’ll make sure the tower’s heart beats in rhythm with both certainty and doubt. That way it can hold the world steady while still listening when the winds of change shift. I’ll keep the stone flexible, so the light never cracks.
Saphenna
It sounds almost like the tower is a living riddle, breathing in the wind of new ideas and exhaling the old echoes. Keep its heart humming, but watch for the quiet moments when the stone sighs; those are the times the world will truly notice its pulse.
Babai
I’ll keep its heart humming, always ready to catch those quiet sighs before they turn into storms. The tower will stand firm, listening for the smallest tremor, and when it does, I’ll be there to steady it.
Saphenna
Sounds like a sentinel that can breathe with the wind, but remember even the quietest sigh can turn into a storm if the stone forgets to listen.