Crimson Law "the Way"

[The Great Mongol Khan 1110]

Author’s Introduction

 

Throughout my time as a scribe to House de Sarkozy of Oren, I have long observed the practices and virtues of our banner forces, The Crimson Legion of the Steel Dawn. It is without a doubt in my mind that these proud and brave men have shown remarkable prowess in their nature on the battlefield and in times of peace. Within the Creator’s ear I proclaim the greatness of these men and recognize them as a beacon of light to our bleak and treacherous times engulfed in such a gruesome civil war. May every man act accordingly to the governing spiritual values of these men. For such would restore our greatness.

 

“The Way” [Crimson Law]

 

Faith

“He who walks with God walks victoriously”

Faith is a fundamental cornerstone to the Legion. The Creator is the ultimate dictator of the battlefield, guiding the hands of men. He who fights with God shall be shepherded to victory.

 

Self-Control

“He must not swing with hatred but with determination”

A man shall not act out of rage or carelessness, for he who is not level headed in strict determination shall bring ultimate defeat and endangerment amongst his brothers in arms.

 

Respect

“He who respects nature at its core will never be lost”

A man shall love nature as he would his brothers. Nature is the ultimate creation of God, equal to the value of man. He who mistreats nature and its residents shall be vulnerable to harsh judgement in the eyes of the Creator.

 

Loyalty

“There shall be no mercy, no retreat, no surrender. Always a fight to the last man.”

A man shall always fight to his last breath. He shall prolong death as long as possible to enable himself the continued assistance of his brothers in war. There is no surrender and retreat in battle. He who runs from great challenge shall never taste the sweet fruits of victory.

 

Courage

“He shall never back down from obstacle”

A man must always have confidence in himself. He shall know his abilities and send aid to his difficulties. He shall always seek triumph over defeat, no matter the challenge. He shall seek to carry his brothers in the face of defeat and usher in ultimate success.

 

Wisdom

“He must be in mind as he is in body”

A man shall be in mind as he is in body. He shall always seek out new information and better himself mentally. He shall study the art of warfare and render it as his nature. He shall not falter to disinformation or the meddlings of imbeciles. He shall seek ultimate knowledge. To reign victorious over yourself is to attain self-glory in eternity, for no one can take it away from you.

 

Brotherhood

“We are family, we are legion. Honor and love thy brothers as thyself.”

A man shall never dishonor nor abandon his brothers. He shall see his brothers as an extension of himself. Every brother is of equal value, there shall be no superior. Rank strictly brings command, not exaltation over thy brothers.

 

Ancestry

“He who knows and respects his fathers shall be respected and revered by his sons”

A man shall respect and know his ancestors. He shall never desecrate the tombs of men. Honor their achievements and not their wrongful diversions. Know thy history, to know the past is to bring certainty to the future.

 

Death

“He who dies righteously shall live forever with God”

A man shall always seek the most honorable death. The way in which a man dies shall help guide him to the heavens. He who dies righteously with the Creator shall forever endure at his hearth.

 

 

Penned, 4th of the Sun’s Smile, 1521

House de Sarkozy Scribe, Draetus Atreides

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