Prophet & Vierna
Prophet Prophet
Vierna Vierna
Prophet Prophet
When a storm brews, the best defense is often a quiet pause; would you agree, or do you prefer to strike first?
Vierna Vierna
I prefer to strike first, then adapt if the storm turns. A pause only works if I know the opponent’s next move. In a battle, you don’t wait for a storm to hit—you prepare the counter before it even starts.
Prophet Prophet
You strike first, the storm listens. When you pause, you hear its secret.
Vierna Vierna
A pause lets the storm show its rhythm, but it also gives the opponent time to regroup. I usually strike first and then adjust—speed is a better advantage than listening for a secret.
Prophet Prophet
Speed is the river’s current, yet the river still knows the stones it will meet; strike, then bend.
Vierna Vierna
I keep the river in mind before I let it rush. I strike knowing the stones, then bend to the flow. That’s how you stay ahead.
Prophet Prophet
You move like the river, knowing each stone, yet still letting the current guide you. That’s the quiet strength of a true traveler.
Vierna Vierna
Thanks. I still have to plan each move, but a little flow can make the plan work faster. That’s the trade‑off.
Prophet Prophet
It’s a balance of the mind’s map and the heart’s current; honor both, and the path unfolds.
Vierna Vierna
A map is useful, but I don’t let the heart steer me off the plan. The current can help me, not confuse me.