
Denak Kalamari
Intaki Liberation Front Intaki Prosperity Initiative
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Posted - 2013.09.08 06:01:00 -
[1] - Quote
Levet Darasuum wrote:Age, how can it be a weakness when it gives nothing but experience, because knowledge is power. Pain, how can it be a weakness if it gives nothing but perspective, because motivation is power. Loss, how can it make you hurt if you have nothing to lose, because attachment is a vulnerability.
My brothers and sisters. We cast aside these trivial weakness of mortals and replace them with strengths of our own. I stand before you not as better, not as a lesser, i am a factor. A factor of power, destruction and change.
Like death, the phoenix is eternal. Like my name, Darasuum, its meaning of forever changing. death is eternal, but never the same. When a phoenix dies, it is reborn from its own ashes. Death is a different path, one we will tred as death incarnate, as the Phoenix Federation.
There are those that usd their abilities as a means for their ego. But an ego is an ignorant lie. Ego is a weakness. Do not be weak my brothers and sisters. Be the factor, the factor of death, be the phoenix. Death might not affect us, loss for us is nothing but a financial inconvenience, but the pain is still there and present. Death is still a part of our daily lives, and when you have died countless times, constantly waking up in a body that is not yours, things start getting a little blurry. You start to think: "Is this body mine? Am I the one pulling the trigger, moving the legs and speaking the words? What makes me, me when the body I was just in is nothing but a smoking corpse?".
Battles are sometimes nothing but a blur of pain, blood and thumping. Sometimes when I walk in battle, I do not know if I'm going to turn right, left, or just stop and fall onto my knees. When I talk to my squadmates in battles, sometimes I feel like they do not make any sense at all, they're nothing but a series of words spouted out like a drone instructed to do what it is told.
Death and pain might be irrelevant for you, but believe me, they are not. I have witnessed the effects of constant pain and death in myself, it is not pleasant. |