DEIMOS
the fire can't touch me
for I have burned too many times
for I have burned too many times
With the barracks refurbished, he also intended to revitalize it. Guards instilled, returned to training, targets realigned, and his favored catapult tucked in the outer reaches. A day’s work had ensured the massive pile of snow had been rendered into a suitable mound for both climbing, rampaging over, and angled just enough to provide a certain level of fortitude, might, endurance, and strength to assail its columns. He oversaw a few newcomers and their training, committing strangers faces’ to memory, bombarding several others with honing of techniques, and placing his determination, his tenacity, into reaching in these brambles, and restoking the ashes. May they all be merciless, ruthless, and strong, amongst the cold, the sturdy, the brave; intending for his distinction to carry through the rest. For it to be a pattern, a cycle, a rendition of perseverance.
Rekindling any fires that were dying, making his rounds, the beast had already rolled up the sleeves and furs along his arms, and wound his way back through where soldiers were launching attacks upon mobile dummies, where warriors were instigating duels, proffering advice and sagacity where he could. But all the while his own weapon tapped against his limbs, drumming up that certain semblance of restlessness, of vehemence, that most fighters coiled and tethered along their souls. To unleash. To unfurl. To commit those actions, those movements, those motions, into reality.
Rekindling any fires that were dying, making his rounds, the beast had already rolled up the sleeves and furs along his arms, and wound his way back through where soldiers were launching attacks upon mobile dummies, where warriors were instigating duels, proffering advice and sagacity where he could. But all the while his own weapon tapped against his limbs, drumming up that certain semblance of restlessness, of vehemence, that most fighters coiled and tethered along their souls. To unleash. To unfurl. To commit those actions, those movements, those motions, into reality.
the sea can't harm me
for I have been drowning all my life
for I have been drowning all my life
