A Warrior's Morals - A book by Rex Shakul'Gorkil

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A Warrior's Morals

 

By Rex Shakul'Gorkil

Scribed by Skribbl'Gorkil

 

MORAL 1: WEAKNESS.

A warrior should never settle for weakness. If they have any vulnerabilities, they should work and strive to fix them and turn them into strengths. Weakness in latself is the worst kind of weakness.

MORAL 2: WEAKNESS IN OTHERS.

If another person is weak, lat shall either aid them in becoming strong or not exploit lats strength. A lion knows it can kill a cat. That doesn't make it honorable or right.

MORAL 3: OTHERS WHO ARE STRONGER.

If someone is stronger than lat am, lat will respect their strength and their wishes. Jealousy is a nub'hosh thing. It will grub lat up and spit lat out. That is why the weak give tribute.

MORAL 4: KLOMP LATS DIFFERENCES.

Words go nowhere. Klomping to determine the stronger and the favor of Krug will result in less animosity and more comraderie. Lat can gruk who is correct in a klomp, for the stronger one is right.

MORAL 5: DO NOT LET GREED DIRECT LAT.

Greed and necessity are dub things with a fine line in the middle. Lat should keep to the fine line: Take what lat can if lat needs, but do not take too much if lat does nub.

MORAL 6: DO NUB LET PRIDE CONSUME LAT

Pride is a fickle thing. Lat should nub let people disrespect lat, but lat should nub flat them for their misguidedness. Klomp them to prove they are wrong. If they don't gruk this, they are weak.

MORAL 7: ACCEPT PUNISHMENTS.

When lat loses a klomp or breaks a law and lat gruks the consequences, accept them with honor. Running from consequences is dishonorable.

MORAL 8: LAT AM BETTER THAN NUB'AZH.

Nub'azh is truly better than another ash. Inflated ego can lead to lats flat. Be humble and respectful to lats betters, agh hosh tu lats lessers.

MORAL 9: ALWAYS BE HONORABLE.

We nub gruk when we will be flat. Kor judges us for our life, agh if we am always honorable, we am guaranteed entry to Stargush'Stro. Lats greatness means nothing if lat am a glob.

 

[!] This book would be distributed to any and all in Krugmar who would seek to read it. Copies would be produced en masse by Skribbl'Gorkil, the faithful scribe goblin of Clan Gorkil so that any who wished to own a copy could. The book, bound in darkish brown leather and written hastily with red ink, would idealistically find its way to every honorable son of Krug.