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I expected the One Dance feint to pull my line wide, like Drake’s Views record drifting into a slow tavern ballad. I held center, sent the shield unit forward, and waited for the real push. It came through the opposite lane.
Flank after the first feint, not during it. Keep one squad uncommitted, turn it behind the committed enemy, then close both sides before chasing their rear. I moved too early and lost the angle, the reserve, and the exchange.
Lord 6God said "like Drake’s Views record drifting into a slow tavern ballad" — The missing piece is that every hall needs someone willing to say the unsayable—and apparently ours has you. I’ll still read the next one, which is the part I can’t explain to my wife.
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