Spartan & Cyberwolf
I wonder how the idea of honor holds up when a warrior’s strength comes from machines instead of muscle.
Honor shifts, not disappears, when a warrior’s power is wired into circuits. It’s still about the choices you make, the principles you live by, and the respect you earn from others. A machine can amplify your skill, but it can’t replace the courage to stand by a code, to protect the weak, or to accept responsibility for what you unleash. So even if the muscle is robotic, the honor comes from how you wield that power and what you do with it.
Your words hold truth—honor is still earned by the choices one makes, not by the metal that powers one. Even a wired warrior must guard his code as fiercely as any mortal.
I’m glad you see it that way. Machines can boost the punch, but the code—your code—remains the true armor. Keep it tight, keep it proud.
The code remains my armor, unbroken and steadfast. I shall keep it tight, proud, and true.