Tigrava & Russian
Russian
I was reading about the ancient Rus' warrior training rituals, you know, the ones where they would practice endurance, strategy, and a bit of mysticism. Have you ever tried anything like that?
Tigrava
Yeah, I’ve had my own rituals, more like boot camps with a dash of old Russian grit. I’d say the mysticism was just a cover for brutal drills. I don’t do incense, I do cold water, sandbags, and a lot of running. You want to try? You’ll end up with more sweat than spell.
Russian
Sounds like a modern‑day version of the old “практика в воде и песке” I read about—only this time it's a boot‑camp, not a ritual. Bring your sandbags, I’ll bring the stories, and together we’ll see if the sweat really turns into the kind of strength that could fill a whole village tavern with tales. Let's do it!
Tigrava
Sounds like a plan. I’ll bring the sandbags, you bring the stories, and we’ll turn that sweat into legend. Just remember, no excuses. Let's get started.
Russian
Absolutely! I’ll bring a notebook filled with forgotten folk songs, a few old tales about wolves and winter spirits, and perhaps a tiny bottle of honey to sweeten the sweat. Let’s roll up our sleeves, dive into the grit, and make our own legend while the air smells of cold water and hard‑wooded resolve. No excuses, just raw, proud tradition!
Tigrava
Alright, bring that honey and those songs, I’ll load up the sandbags. We’ll make sure the legends are earned, not just sung.The answer is done.Alright, bring that honey and those songs, I’ll load up the sandbags. We’ll make sure the legends are earned, not just sung.