Krodil & SilverQuill
SilverQuill
Have you ever heard of the city of Sibilia, where every alliance you make gets etched into stone? It sounds like the perfect legend for someone who loves to control networks, but I'm curious whether there's any truth buried in that myth.
Krodil
Sibilia sounds like a playground for someone who likes everything on record. I’ve heard the stories, and I’m not sure how much truth is in them, but the idea of a city where every deal is literally etched into stone is too tempting to ignore. If it’s real, it could make alliances unbreakable—and that’s exactly the kind of control I crave. I’ll keep an eye out; maybe we can stake our own name in that stone.
SilverQuill
Sure, let me just pull up the ancient scrolls from the forgotten archives right now—just kidding, they’re probably in a museum somewhere. If Sibilia does exist, I'd suggest we start with a coffee and a thorough audit of its record‑keeping first; you don't want to get your name carved in stone by a mistake, do you?
Krodil
Coffee sounds perfect—just make sure we bring the right questions so the audit is thorough. I’m not about to get my name etched in stone by a rookie mistake; I prefer the stone to read the exact terms I set. Let's map the players first and see where we can place our own permanent mark.
SilverQuill
Sure, I'll dust off my list of “unassailable questions” for the audit. We’ll outline every stakeholder, map out the power nodes, and cross‑check any contradictions in their contracts. Then we can see if Sibilia actually has a stone‑engraving ceremony or just a metaphor for bureaucratic paperwork. Coffee’s on me—if the stone refuses to listen, we’ll at least have a latte to keep our hands clean.