Nafig & SageArc
Nafig
Ever notice how dragon myths just sound like people misreading giant dinosaur fossils? Maybe the ancients were just paleontologists before the term existed.
SageArc
True, fossils whisper of ancient giants, but myths weave more than bones—they hold what the ancient heart felt. So maybe the paleontologists were already storytellers, turning raw stone into breath and fire.
Nafig
So you’re saying the paleontologists were poets all along, turning dirt into dragons because the fossils “whispered” their heartbeats? Sure, because whenever I see a fossil, I hear a dragon’s sigh. Keep that up and they’ll start handing out poetry degrees next.
SageArc
Maybe, but I think the fossils were more like quiet teachers than poets. They tell us what happened; it’s up to us to write the stories around them.