Dog × The Bedrock Watcher
The plan holds steady, and the chosen direction it won't yield a step, guarding it like a gate.
The Bedrock Watcher lays a long plan and will not be talked off the chosen course. The Dog, once it picks a direction, guards it like a gate. Put the two together and you are the steadiest holder of a line on the whole chart, the long-game player whose course no one alive can shake loose.
This is your real strength. You lay out a plan that runs for years and then you actually hold it, through the dull middle stretch where everyone else gets bored and wanders off. Loyalty stiffens the patience into something close to unbreakable. People learn they can build on what you said you would do, because you said it once and that settled it.
Here is where the same grip turns on you. You hold fast even when the course itself has started to need adjusting. The Dog gets too dogged, and the steadiness that was a virtue quietly twists into the merely conservative, holding a line because it is yours, not because it is still right. Polaris marks the far point and never moves, and that suits a star fine. You are not a star. First Quarter is half-lit and climbing, which means it chose to move. Some quarter, when the wind has plainly shifted, let yourself turn before the map you drew goes stale around you.
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A mirror, not a prophecy. It reflects you as you are right now. How you walk is still yours to choose.