Frost Edge (Metal) × The Lone Swordbearer
Lay Frost Edge over the swordbearer, and the blade becomes the person.
The Lone Swordbearer pushes ahead alone, head down, taking the hard road by itself. Lay Metal over that, and the blade stops being a tool the swordbearer carries and becomes the swordbearer. So you are the keenest of the solo fighters: principle and lone nerve brimmed and stacked until the edge is the whole of you. The sharpness does not arm the walk, it is the walk.
You hold the line that has to hold when no one else will stand on it, and you chew through the hard cases others leave alone. The solitary nerve and the principle reinforce each other, so you do not bend and you do not need a crowd to keep you upright. Sirius is the brightest lone star, burning by itself with nothing around it, and you walk your own road the same way, edge honed where no one stands near. People do not lean on you twice without meaning it.
Here is the snag Metal plants. Too hard and too alone, you set yourself against the world solo until you end up genuinely without anyone at your side. The daybreak waning crescent is the last thin light before the sky goes plain, a quiet end to the night. Some lines you can hold without standing on them by yourself. Once in a while, let someone stand the watch beside 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.