DISPATCH DIALOGUES

Transmission from Within the Cycle

DISPATCH 07 – Nephrys

In this exclusive Dispatch Dialogue, Nephrys speaks not as an Eternal, but as a witness. Of failure. Of stubborn hope. Of the moment when memory becomes resistance.
Prepare to meet the First Architect of the Loom.

She Maintains the Architecture of Always

Q1: What does a Loomkeeper actually do?

I ensure the Weave holds.

The Weave is not only Threads. It is the sum of every-when and every-where, in constant transmission.

I do not create. The Loom does that.
I do not decide. The Pattern already has.

I observe.
I respond when necessary.
I correct when possible.
And I trust the Loom to flex under its own design.

Q2: Do you ever want to interfere?

Desire is irrelevant.

The Loom bends. It does not break unless forced.
My role is to make sure no one forces it without consequence.

Intervention is a last resort.

Every action creates a ripple of consequence.
My responsibility is to prevent ripples from becoming unnecessary waves while allowing the Pattern to adapt on its own.

Q3: How do you manage flaws in the Weave?

Every structure has points of tension.
Every Thread can tangle, fray, or slip.

The Weave corrects itself more often than not.
When it cannot, I apply pressure in the smallest place that will resolve the largest knot.

Precision is preferable to force.

Force tears.

Q4: You’ve been Loomkeeper for countless Cycles. Do you remember them?

No.

That is not an oversight. It is part of the structure.

The Loomkeeper serves this Cycle. No others.
Knowledge of prior Cycles would bias the Pattern.

The Weave requires impartial hands.
My memory begins and ends with the moment the Loom first drew breath in this Cycle.

I am eternal in role.
Not in recollection.

Q5: Do you think the Loom will endure?

Endurance is its nature.

The Loom will hold.

Until it does not.
If that moment comes, I will respond.
Until then, I watch.

Always.