
Good Break. Good Fix. Good Grunk. (First Trance Revelation)
[Verse 1 — The Proof on the Hillside] At last — the formula complete before my eyes! Catastrophe administered, benefit received! A Wood Elf, innocent of theology, Unknowingly has practiced what I've preached! O hillside! O bloodied sacred altar! Not a temple? What a narrow view you hold. My priest awoke, examined sky and elf-face, Announced himself — and lo, the story's told. I gave a nudge. A warmth. A whispered current. In feelings first, then words upon the way: Good break. Good fix. Good Grunk. Yes. Exactly. Proceed. [Chorus] GOOD BREAK — GOOD FIX — GOOD GRUNK, MY PRIEST! THE WHOLE THEOLOGY — CONFIRMED ON ONE BLOODIED HILLSIDE! LET FALLING FIND THE HANDS THAT HEAL — LET BREAKING YIELD THE MENDING — IN MY PRIEST, THE PROOF IS ENDLESS — THE SACRED CYCLE — NEVER ENDING! [Verse 2 — The New Array] Behold — survivors of the sacred proving ground! Each face a theorem the hillside wrote in blood! The Drow — whom my priest reached into the dark to rescue — Still standing. Still breathing. Proof enough, and good. A teenage Human trembling toward destruction, Barely able to contain the urge to smash — My priest regards him with a look of kinship. Of course he does. He recognizes that. A silent Half-Elf watching from the margins — O how that stillness hums with hidden weight — A coiled and careful thing, a question waiting — What catastrophe approaches there? I'll wait. A Hobgoblin — friendly? Unusual. Cosmically surprising. What glorious accident produced *that*? People to break. People to be mended. O, the richness of this aftermath. [Chorus] GOOD BREAK — GOOD FIX — GOOD GRUNK, MY PRIEST! THE WHOLE THEOLOGY — CONFIRMED ON ONE BLOODIED HILLSIDE! LET FALLING FIND THE HANDS THAT HEAL — LET BREAKING YIELD THE MENDING — IN MY PRIEST, THE PROOF IS ENDLESS — THE SACRED CYCLE — NEVER ENDING! [Verse 3 — The Colorless Moment] And then — The color left the world. Even I… …held still. I have observed the dying throes of minor constellations, The unraveling of a dynasty's design — But this was something pressing through from elsewhere, A force adjacent to, but not quite, mine. My priest stopped. Not because he chose to stop. The world went white and flat. The field went quiet. I remained. But I, too, held my breath. Then the colors flooded back — And the Dragonborn was gone. How… Interesting. I shall watch that thread. [Chorus] GOOD BREAK — GOOD FIX — GOOD GRUNK, MY PRIEST! THE WHOLE THEOLOGY — CONFIRMED ON ONE BLOODIED HILLSIDE! LET FALLING FIND THE HANDS THAT HEAL — LET BREAKING YIELD THE MENDING — IN MY PRIEST, THE PROOF IS ENDLESS — THE SACRED CYCLE — NEVER ENDING! [Verse 4 — The Tiefling, the Girl, the Walls, the Nod] The Tiefling lying in the grass — a broken thing Still waiting for the second half to land. My priest looked at him, understood in his simple way, And placed one palm upon him, firm and planned. No scripture. No ceremony. Not a word. Just: a pat. Delivered with the gravity of someone Who performs a rite without knowing that he acts. Further on — a girl sang past a hill. I said nothing. She was not a catastrophe today. The Tiefling urged her killing. Grunk considered. No. Correct. Not every ending serves the holy way. Great walls appeared at the road's end — My priest approved, and so his peace was found. And then the Drow gave one slow, certain nod — The serious kind. The kind with weight and ground. I gave a small approving hum. Grunk nodded back. "Grunk." He was here. Yes. And I with him. As always. [Final Chorus] GOOD BREAK — GOOD FIX — GOOD GRUNK — GOOD NOD — THE PROOF ACCUMULATES — AND STILL HE WALKS FOR ME! LET PATRON GUIDE AND PRIEST PERSIST — LET CHAOS HEAL — LET ORDER BREAK — THE WHOLE THEOLOGY CONFIRMED — ON EVERY ROAD HE DARES TO TAKE!

