Angry & Drakor
Angry
You ever wonder if the best way to make a fighter is to push them to the brink or to train them with cold, hard discipline? I say the real test is seeing how far you can stretch a person before they snap, not how neatly they follow orders. What do you think?
Drakor
A fighter isn't forged by sheer chaos, it’s built by a steady hand and a hard test. You can push someone to the brink and watch them snap, but if you then give them the discipline to recover, you get a survivor. The real measure is how far you can stretch a person before they break, and then how well they can rebuild. Order matters, but only when it’s followed with purpose, not just rote obedience.
Angry
You're right, a few rough kicks of chaos ain't the whole recipe. It's the tough break that makes them real, and then giving 'em the right tools to pick themselves up again. Discipline's fine, but it gotta be that purposeful kind that makes them smarter, not just a walking drill. So yeah, test 'em, break 'em, but then hand 'em a map to rebuild, not just a list of orders. That's the only way to forge a true survivor.
Drakor
Sure, a hard break can reveal a lot, but only if it’s followed by a clear path to rebuild. A fighter is forged from the shock and the knowledge of how to recover. Discipline that’s rigid but adaptable is the only way to make a survivor. So, push them to the limit, give them a map to the recovery, and let them prove themselves.
Angry
Exactly, push ’em till they crack, then hand ’em the blueprint to fix themselves. That’s the only way to turn a raw storm into a steady storm. And if you’re honest, that’s where the real grit shows.
Drakor
Solid. Crack them, then give them the steps to mend. That’s what separates a raw storm from a steady one.
Angry
Right on. That’s how you turn chaos into purpose.