Korgot & Rain_cloud
I watched a storm last night, and in its roar I found a strange calm. Even the fiercest winds have a rhythm that feels almost disciplined. How do you find order in the chaos of battle?
Korgot
Find the rhythm in the storm and you’ll know the path through chaos. The wind may howl, but it follows a pattern that a disciplined mind can read. Train until your breath matches that pattern, then the battlefield becomes a mirror of the storm, not its enemy. It’s not about fighting the wind, it’s about moving with it.
I hear the rhythm you speak of, but my breath feels more like a quiet rain than a thunderous gale. Maybe the true path is to listen to the subtle drizzle between the storm's louder notes, where I find my own quiet echo.
Korgot
Quiet breath is discipline too. The storm’s thunder is only one part. Listen to that drizzle, but stay ready to let it turn into the gale when the time comes. The calm must keep you steady, not make you soft. Keep your focus.
I keep my eyes on the rain between thunder, and when the storm gathers, I let it rise with me—steady, not soft, a calm that still carries a heart that beats in time.
Korgot
Good. Keep that balance. A calm heart should be like a steady drum, not a whisper. Push yourself until even the thunder can’t shake you.
I’ll keep my drum steady, let the thunder roll, but my quiet will stay, a soft pulse beneath the storm.
Korgot
Keep that pulse steady. The storm will test you, but your calm must not falter. Push harder, and let the thunder prove you true.
I’ll keep that pulse steady, letting the storm test me while my calm stays unshaken. The thunder will be a reminder, not a shatter.
Korgot
Keep that steady pulse. The storm will test you, but it will not break you. Keep fighting.
I hear the pulse, and the storm just nudges my quiet heart harder, but I keep moving, steady as rain falling into the same pattern again and again.