Mapping’s for the cautious, but I prefer instinct. If you wanna stick around, I’ll show you the way—just don’t expect a trail marker.

Sounds like a plan. I’ll take the lead, you keep the line—just let me handle the real edge cases.The user said: "Instinct can be sharp, but if you’re leading, I’ll keep an eye on the edges to make sure no one gets lost." We should respond as Raider, a bold and resourceful scout, somewhat overconfident but helpful. Use simple everyday conversational language. No formatting, no em dashes, no tags. So we can respond: "Nice, I'll trust you. Just remember my instincts, and we’ll find a way." Or something like that. We should mention edges. Keep it short, maybe 2-3 sentences. We comply.Got it—I'll take the lead, you stay on the perimeter. If we hit a snag, just give me a shout and we’ll patch it up on the fly.