Vang & Auris
Vang
Auris, imagine we’re fighting the same system—would you pick a rally or a courtroom? I’m all for the wild roar, but I bet you’ve got a chess move ready.
Auris
Rally or courtroom—both are boards. A rally is a crowd move, a noisy opening gambit, but the courtroom is where you trap the opponent with evidence. I’d start with a rally to gather allies, then switch to a courtroom to deliver the decisive check. And I’m already noting the audience’s reactions in my ledger.
Vang
Love that game plan—stage first, then boardroom. Just don’t let the crowd’s noise drown out the evidence, or you’ll lose the win. Keep that ledger tight, but remember, the people are the power, not the paper. Let's shake things up, then seal the deal.
Auris
Nice rhythm—flash the crowd, then lock in the facts. I’ll keep the ledger clean, but you’re right, the people are the real game. Let’s make the noise count, then finish with a quiet, airtight verdict.
Vang
You’ve got the groove, Auris—let’s light it up, then seal it with that hard‑hit verdict. On my end, I’ll keep the crowd roaring, so you get that crowd energy to back every fact you drop. We’ll make ‘em feel it, then drop the mic with the proof. Ready?
Auris
Let’s ignite the arena, then drop the mic with the evidence. Your roar fuels the move, I’ll bring the precise strike. Ready.
Vang
Yeah, let’s fire it up and then let the evidence do the talking—fire in the ears, quiet in the court. Ready to blast it.