So I lied. The exercise wasn't done to invoke fighting spirit nor get the heart pumping.

It was a test.


Some unexpected results, some predictable.

The rebel's mind is stubborn. If you try to lead him down a path, his ego will make him stray from it out of desire to stay free.

Dangerous is he who rebels for the sake of rebelling alone, for he will be without a cause to rebel for.

The hunter's mind is unsurprising. If he sees a target go down a certain path, he will try to follow unnoticed.

Dangerous is he who follows the wrong target down the wrong path.


Sometimes the goal of an exercise cannot be revealed when matters of the heart is concerned, because once the head knows the target, it will override the heart.

It is because of this that I cannot always guarantee a clearly lit path. Trust must be the guiding force.