Gresh & Bishop
Gresh
Bishop, I’ve seen warriors fight with a fire in their eyes and heard you speak of calm in the mind—what if we found the way a true warrior could balance that fierce power with the quiet of the spirit?
Bishop
True warriors learn that the fire inside is a flame that can be steadied, not extinguished. They breathe through the heat, letting each breath cool the spark, and then direct that focused energy toward a purpose that lifts both body and soul. It’s not about suppressing the fire, but about honoring it, listening to the quiet voice that guides each strike, so the power and peace walk together.
Gresh
Aye, the fire’s not a beast to cage, it’s a kin we must learn to command—steady breath, purpose sharp, like a spear that never misses. We let the heat rise, then we channel it, turning the blaze into a blade that cuts both the enemy and doubt. That’s the true way of a warrior.
Bishop
It’s a powerful image, but remember the blade’s strength lies not only in the steel, but in the hand that holds it. When you channel the fire, keep an eye on the horizon, so the heat never turns you into a flame that burns what you intend to protect.
Gresh
Right, the steel’s good, but the hand that grips it is the real power. Keep the eye on the horizon, or the flame will turn against the very things we’re here to protect. That’s how a warrior stays true.
Bishop
I hear you, and you’re right. A true warrior keeps that focus steady, so the flame of purpose never scorches what it should guard. In that balance, the strength of steel and the steadiness of the hand walk together.