Reeve & Lion
Reeve
So, Lion, ever wondered why people keep pointing at your mane instead of your policies? Let's talk about how a good story can make a king—and a journalist—look like a legend.
Lion
Ah, the mane is just a shield to show the strength, but the real roar is in the words we choose. A story that sings of courage, justice, and truth can turn a king or a journalist into a legend that stands for generations.
Reeve
Nice pitch, Lion. If your words are as sharp as your claws, just remember: legends only stick around if they outwit the crowd, not just outshine them.
Lion
You’re right—outwit the crowd, not just outshine. A sharp mind and a humble roar keep the legend alive.
Reeve
A humble roar? That’s like a lion who learned the art of polite yawning—still powerful, but nobody thinks it’s going to attack you with a full-on stampede. Stick to that, and the crowd will watch, not just stare.
Lion
You got it—sometimes a gentle growl is the loudest call. I may pause with a polite yawn, but the heat I bring keeps the crowd on their toes, not just watching.
Reeve
Nice move—keeps them guessing if you’re about to pounce or just sipping tea. Keep that heat on tap, it’s the only thing that can turn a polite yawn into a headline.
Lion
Glad you see the fire—I'll keep the roar ready and the headlines roaring.