The Troll and the Ibex

In a dank valley, there lived a troll named Bork, who was lowkey terrified of heights. Under his bridge, he was the ultimate sigma, challenging anyone who dared cross. One day, Lilja, the wild ibex with ice-sharp horns, approached, ready to conquer the bridge. Bork roared, demanding adventure as toll. Lilja, not phased, spun a tale about the sun stealing the moon, captivating the troll like a skibidi dance. Bork, lost in the story, did not notice her slip by. After that day, he became a goon for stories, letting all pass if they had a tale to tell, forever changed by the edge of a good narrative.