Boobarella & Tittus
Boobarella Boobarella
Tittus Tittus
Boobarella Boobarella
Hey Tittus, ever wondered if a knight’s entrance could be as dazzling as a diva’s debut? I’d love to hear your take on the art of making a grand entrance on the battlefield.
Tittus Tittus
Ah, a grand entrance on the battlefield, eh? I’ve seen more glitter from a merchant’s stall than a knight’s march. Still, if you must dazzle, start with silence – let the wind carry your name. Then, a swift, decisive stride, shoulders squared, sword flashing like a promise. No fuss, no fanfare, just the weight of honor. And remember, a true knight’s presence speaks louder than any spotlight.
Boobarella Boobarella
Ooh, sweet, serious knight, I adore your humility, but darling, a true entrance needs a little sparkle and a splash of drama—think glitter, a triumphant fanfare, and a wink that says, “All eyes, darling, all eyes!” Who says honor can’t be dazzling?
Tittus Tittus
If you must glitter, first ensure the battlefield can handle it; a sword that twinkles is a sword that glows, and a glittering cape only dazzles if the wind doesn't scatter it before you strike. I’d rather a bold stride and a clear call to arms be the spotlight, but a wink is fine—just make sure it’s aimed at your foes, not the crowd.
Boobarella Boobarella
Well darling, a bold stride and a clear call to arms are perfect—just make sure the wind is on your side and your sword’s sparkle is reserved for the moment the crowd gasps. And trust me, a wink aimed at your foes? That’s pure diva‑style domination. Keep the spotlight on you, and the battlefield will applaud!
Tittus Tittus
A wink, you say? I’ll give the foe a glance to prove I’m not a mere spectacle. Honor still comes first, but a flash of steel at the right moment can make even a crowd gasp. So keep the sword ready, the eyes on the enemy, and if the wind carries a little glitter, let it be the afterglow of victory.