Scourge & Moda
Scourge
Moda, I hear you’re redefining style. How would you blend the sharp edge of hunting gear with the bold flair of your designs?
Moda
Sure thing, darling. Imagine a sleek tactical jacket with iridescent panels that shift as you move, utility pockets turned into statement features, and a detachable cape that feels like a hunting cloak but with neon accents. That’s the kind of edge you’re talking about.
Scourge
Nice. I like the idea of a tactical jacket that changes color—keeps the enemy guessing. Detachable cape with neon? Sure, as long as it doesn’t slow you down. The key is staying unseen until the moment you strike. Keep it tight, keep it deadly.
Moda
Absolutely, darling—tight, agile, and the neon cape folds away in a flash of light. Nobody’s ever seen a killer move until it’s done, and that’s exactly the drama I’m designing.
Scourge
Looks sharp. Neon cape that folds away in a flash keeps the target blind until you strike. Just make sure the light doesn’t give you away—focus on staying unseen. Keep it tight, keep it lethal.
Moda
Love that. Keep the flash brief, the silhouette clean, and the color shift so subtle it’s invisible—just enough to distract before you strike. Stay untouchable.
Scourge
Good. Keep the shift subtle, the silhouette razor‑thin, the flash silent. No hesitation, no noise. Stay unseen until you strike.
Moda
Got it—silky, silent, deadly. I’ll make sure the jacket’s so sleek that even the flash is just a breath of air. Stay ahead of the game.