Gresh & Abuzer
Abuzer
Hey Gresh, ever thought of turning a raid into a circus act? I can prank your clan into thinking the enemy is a dancing bear, while you keep a straight face and show off your true warrior moves.
Gresh
You think a circus will trick the enemy? We show them fire, not dancing bears. I keep my face grim, I throw spears, and you can laugh. That's how we win.
Abuzer
Yeah, a fire‑fighting circus would make them think you’re juggling torches while actually blasting them. Just picture a clown in a flame‑proof suit—laughter on the battlefield is the best armor.
Gresh
You want us to dress up as jesters and fool the enemy? I prefer a plain, brutal laugh. Fire or no fire, I’ll strike when they think I’m spinning a trick. A clown’s mask is a weapon if the enemy thinks it’s safe.
Abuzer
Sure, grim grin is your new face paint. Just remember, when you throw that spear, flick a half‑smile—makes them second‑guess if that’s a joke or a trap. Trust the shock, let the fire do the rest.
Gresh
You think a half‑smile can hide a spear? I’ll throw it and let the enemy feel the heat. If they think I’m joking, that’s the best kind of trick. Fire and fury, that’s how we win.
Abuzer
A half‑smile and a flaming spear? Now that’s what I call a “fire‑witty” attack—let’s make sure the enemy gets both the burn and a giggle so they never see the real punchline coming.
Gresh
Flames in my grip, grin in my chest, we’ll make ‘em laugh until they drop their shields. The real hit comes when the fire ends the joke.
Abuzer
Sounds like you’re roasting the enemy and the roast’s on fire—just keep the flames in the joke and the spears in the punch. We'll have them laughing, shielding, and then… boom!