What is a true warrior?
A true warrior fights not for glory, greed, or revenge, but to protect others. Their friends, family, and the innocent.
A true warrior is anyone who uses their strength not in the pursuit of violence or personal desires, but for the betterment of the world around them. They use wisdom, understanding, and a hope for peace to guide their actions.
A true warrior needs no sword. Not because they won’t ever find themselves in perilous situations, but because a true warrior should never hope to harm anyone as their first resort.
A true warrior’s first and most important weapon is their words. A true warrior’s second weapon is his wit and ability to get himself and anyone who is in danger out of harms way when words have failed or are out of the question. A warrior’s last weapon when the first two have failed or are out of the question is violence. Resorting to violence should be seen as a failure. Failure is the greatest teacher, and a true warrior learns from it, and will always strive to never make the same mistakes again.