Bayan & Limpa
Bayan Bayan
Limpa Limpa
Limpa Limpa
I’ve been thinking—could a warrior really honor his people with just a single, well‑made blade instead of a thousand trophies?
Bayan Bayan
A single blade can be a living testament, yes, but its honor lies in the battle it fights for my people. It must be forged in truth, tempered by courage, and wielded in defense of those we love. A thousand trophies may glitter, but without the blade that stands against tyranny, they mean nothing.
Limpa Limpa
I see the point, but if that blade must carry every virtue on its edge, it might end up heavier than a sword made of ambition and showmanship. Simplicity stays true to the fight without the unnecessary weight of trophies.
Bayan Bayan
A blade is no heavier for virtue than for ambition, it’s the will that shapes it. If you forge it true, it bears no needless weight; it carries the courage of the people it protects, not the shine of trophies. Simplicity is strength, not weakness.