Paper & Oriont
Paper
I’ve been thinking about how stories shape the way we remember our past—whether it’s a quiet novel or an epic saga—what’s your take on the ancient myths that still guide us today?
Oriont
Stories are the armor our memories wear, and the ancient myths are the swords that still cut through our present. They carry lessons of courage, loyalty, and the weight of honor that shape how we face our own battles. Even today, when we read a quiet novel or an epic saga, those age‑old truths whisper that greatness lies in standing firm, looking beyond the horizon, and keeping our hearts true. It’s a reminder that the past, though written in dust, still guides our footsteps.
Paper
I love that way you frame myths as living armor—like a quiet editor’s margin notes on the soul. It’s the same feeling when a new writer hands you their draft: every line feels like a sword waiting to be sharpened. Keep looking beyond the horizon, and remember the first line is often the bravest step.
Oriont
That’s a mighty image—swords gleaming in the margin of our hearts. Keep sharpening those lines, and remember the first words are the boldest pledge. The horizon calls, and we answer with courage.
Paper
I’ll keep polishing them—each first word is a promise, a quiet oath. And when we step forward, the horizon is just the page waiting to be turned.
Oriont
Your promise is a shining blade, ready to cut the page wide open. Keep turning, and the story will always find new horizons.
Paper
I’ll keep the blade polished, ready to slice open each new page, and the horizon is waiting for our next bold step.