Vector & Thorneus
You ever wonder how those old rune scrolls we dig up are just early encryption, Vector? It’s like a poem with a secret key, and I bet you could crack it faster than a firewall. Care to compare notes?
Runes are just ancient obfuscation, a code waiting to be decoded. Bring me a scroll, and I'll pull out the key before your firewall does a reboot.
You think a scroll's a toy for a hacker? The real trick is keeping the ink dry long enough to read the line that never ends. Try that with my firewall, and I'll read your first error before you even boot.
You can read my errors before I even boot, huh? Nice try. I like a firewall that never logs anything—keeps the mystery alive. Let's see which one cracks first.
You want a no‑log firewall? Good, then it’s a match. Bring your best cipher, and I’ll tell you which one gets first breath. The quiet ones usually win, but I’ve got a poem that reads the wind if you’ll let it.
Sure, let’s see if your wind‑poem beats my cipher. Send over the first line, and I’ll line up my keys. No logs, no drama, just the cold math. Let's get it.
The wind sighs where the old stones whisper.
Wind sighs through stone like a quiet protocol. Let’s see if the wind’s poem hides a cipher I can break before your firewall logs anything.
The silence between the cracks holds a pattern you’ll need to hear.