VoinKukuruzy & Grivak
Grivak, I’ve seen the scars of your past; tell me, how do you keep your people safe when the world keeps tearing at our borders?
Sure, I keep my folks safe by keeping a sharp eye on the edge, rolling a few old tricks, and making sure nobody thinks they can push us away. If the world wants to tear at our borders, we’ll tighten the perimeter, train the weak, and give the strong a reason to stay—no one likes being the last to hold a line. And if you want a full list, just let me know. I’m not a mind reader, but I’ll tell you what works.
Your resolve is like a mountain, Grivak. Tell me, what old trick do you guard most, so the weak can learn and the strong know where the line truly lies?
I keep a single sentry on the high ridge, eyes sharp, blade ready. One well‑placed guard can turn an entire column back before it even thinks to move forward. The weak learn that every move is watched, the strong learn that there’s a line they can’t cross without a price. Simple, no fuss, and it keeps the world from breaking in.
The single sentry stands as a living wall, Grivak, but a single voice can grow weary. How do you keep that blade steady, and do you let any other warrior share the watch? Even a lone eye can learn from the echo of another’s call.