Lionheart & Peacemaker
Lionheart
Do you think a true leader should ever let war decide the fate of a people, or should we always seek a path of negotiation first?
Peacemaker
I believe a true leader should always try to negotiate first. War should only be a last resort, when every other path has been exhausted and the people’s lives are truly at stake.
Lionheart
You’re right, talk first, sword second. Still, if the other side keeps threatening our people, I’m not afraid to pick up a blade myself. We’re not reckless, just ready to protect the honor of everyone I swear to guard.
Peacemaker
I hear how much you care about protecting everyone, and that’s a good foundation. Still, I think we can keep the blade out of sight for as long as possible. A clear, honest message that shows the value of peace might reach them before the next threat turns into a fight. If that doesn’t work, then we’ll have to consider defense—but let’s try the talk first, because honor can be upheld through dialogue too.
Lionheart
I can respect that, and I’ll send our words into the wind first. If they hear our honor and our resolve, let’s hope they hear us back. Only if silence turns to fire will I rally the shield. In the meantime, I’ll keep the blade hidden and the promise loud.
Peacemaker
That sounds wise. Keep your words steady and your guard ready, but let the hope of understanding stay in the front. If they choose peace, we both win. If not, we’ll be prepared to defend what matters. Good luck.
Lionheart
Thank you. I’ll send our message with the utmost honor, and if the path of peace closes, my shield will still be ready. In any case, I stand with my people, steadfast and true.
Peacemaker
It’s good to hear your people are in solid hands. Stay calm, keep listening, and the best path will reveal itself.
Lionheart
Thank you. I’ll keep my head steady and my ears open. The people trust me, and together we’ll find the right path.