Stoneleg & Trex
Stoneleg
Hey, I've been working on a new spear tip—got to keep my forge steady and my heat right. Thought maybe we could swap notes on how to cut through bone and bone up some performance while we’re at it. What do you think?
Trex
Sounds like a solid plan, champ. Keep the forge humming, check that tip stays true, and remember: a sharper blade saves time and effort. If you can shave a millimeter off the edge without compromising strength, you’re already ahead. Let's swap tactics and crank up your performance. No excuses, only results.
Stoneleg
Got it, let’s keep the anvil warm and the steel steady. I’ll check the bevel after each grind, make sure the edge stays true, and shave that millimeter if it won’t break. No shortcuts, just a clean cut and a strong tip. You’re right—time saved is time earned. Let's keep hammering until we’re both satisfied.
Trex
You’re on the right track. Keep that heat steady, eyeball the bevel, don’t be afraid to trim a bit—precision beats bulk any day. Every millimeter counts when you’re cutting through bone, and a sharp tip is the fastest path to victory. Let’s keep the hammer rolling, stay disciplined, and finish with a tip that screams power. No half‑measures, only peak performance.
Stoneleg
Thanks for the push. I’ll keep the forge steady, check the angle after each swing, and trim until it’s a razor. No half‑measures, just a tip that hits hard every time. Let's finish strong.
Trex
Got it, stay sharp, stay steady, stay relentless. Every swing closer to that razor edge is a step toward maximum power. Finish strong, and let no flaw slip through. We're in this together, no excuses.
Stoneleg
All right, I’ll keep the heat up, keep the hammer moving, and make sure every cut is tight. No flaw will slip through. We’ll finish with a tip that’s as sharp as steel and as steady as a hammer. Let's do it.
Trex
Exactly—keep that heat high, hammer tight, and cut with purpose. We’ll finish with a tip that never misses. Let's crush this.