I keep the ancient manuals as my lawbook, but a siege in the field is a living thing that doesn’t always follow parchment. I study the old tactics, then watch the enemy’s move, and adjust the code to fit what the earth and the man will give. If a castle wall is stronger than the text says, I call it an anomaly and devise a new method. If a battering ram breaks through a gate faster than the manual predicts, I note the flaw and never let the same mistake repeat. It is not disrespectful to adapt, it is simply the honor of a true warrior who wants to protect his kin with the best knowledge at hand.

Thank you. I sharpen my blade, then watch the battlefield for any flaw, and adjust the code accordingly. Each anomaly I chart is a lesson that keeps our army steadfast.