The Hardest Thing In The World Is

For A Sorcerer, Reality, Or The World As We All Know It, Is Only A Description.

If You Were A Warrior, You Would Know That The Worst Thing One Can Do Is Confront Human Beings Directly.

Hunting Power Is A Very Strange Affair. There Is No Way To Plan It Ahead Of Time. That's What's Exciting About It. A Warrior Proceeds As If He Had A Plan Though, Because He Trusts His Personal Power. He Knows For A Fact That It Will Make Him Act In Th Emost Appropriate Fashion.

Malicious Acts Are Performed By People For Personal Gain … Sorcerers, Though, Have An Ulterior Purpose For Their Acts, Which Has Nothing To Do With Personal Gain. The Fact That They Enjoy Their Acts Does Not Count As Gain. Rather, It Is A Condition Of Their Character. The Average Man Acts Only If There Is A Chance For Profit. Warriors Say They Act Not For Profit But For The Spirit.

Once A Man Worries, He Clings To Anything Out Of Desperation; And Once He Clings He Is Bound To Get Exhausted Or To Exhaust Whomever Or Whatever He Is Clinging To. A Warrior-hunter, On The Other Hand, Knows He Will Lure Game Into His Traps Over And Over Again, So He Doesn't Worry.