Vlad & Voodoo
Vlad Vlad
Voodoo Voodoo
Voodoo Voodoo
You ever notice how a good story can be the sharpest blade in a strategist’s toolkit? I once heard a tale of a king who used myths to bind his enemies to his will—no armies, just words. What do you think, Vlad, could a story ever outmaneuver a battlefield?
Vlad Vlad
Absolutely, a well‑told story can outmaneuver a battlefield. It’s a silent siege that costs nothing and turns foes into pawns before any sword is drawn. I prefer it to an open war.
Voodoo Voodoo
A silent siege is a fine art, Vlad, but it’s also a thin line—if your story falters, the enemy can swallow the plot whole. Do you have a backup tale for when the first one flunks?