"I am not speaking as an heir but as a human—something many of us have forgotten. Heroes are not dangerous; in fact, they are respectable for saving us every day. But they still need to be monitored to ensure both their safety and ours," Cruxius said, his dark, velvet voice vibrating through the hall, finally noticing that his calculated narrative was beginning to deeply penetrate the minds of the reporters.
It was now time for him to seamlessly switch the direction of his narrative to avoid appearing biased; instead, he aimed to present his dominant, alpha persona as neutral by discussing the positive aspects of this situation.
Indeed, it's human nature to naturally doubt a narrative if it doesn't align with one's thought process.
However, if they physically and mentally yearn to believe the powerful, handsome man giving the narrative, they desperately desire to hear something from his lips that their mind can eagerly accept.
