The Silent Approach
In the beginning, there is the act of listening. The first sign of a wanderer's presence is often the echo of their thoughts, resonating within empty chambers. To sneak is to become the silence itself, a shadow of intention graced by the light of caution.
Tactile Awareness
As described in "Whispers of Instructor Xylo"¹, the act of sneaking demands a tactile awareness akin to a dancer's embrace of the floor. Each step should be as light as a thought, each motion as fluid as a whisper of wind.
It is said that indeed, the quietest footfall is one that never meets the ground but glides above it.²
Breath as a Guide
In the words of "The Unseen Breath"³, the spacing of your breaths marks the rhythm of the unseen. Osco cautioned that to rush a breath is to reveal oneself to the vigilant eyes of fate.
A sneak does not create sound; they rearrange the perception of it.
Venturing forward, maintain focus on the ambient symphony - a choir of silence that aligns itself with your often invisible presence.