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We live on the serpent's back.
—Viashino saying

They turn geological upheaval into tactical advantage.

"Starving an army that feeds on its enemies is a sound strategy."
—Garza Zol, plague queen

"The dust beneath our feet was once part of a mighty civilization. Shall we too provide the path for a future generation?"
—Sensei Golden-Tail

"Could there be a fouler act? No doubt the baron knows of one."
—Autumn Willow

The path of least resistance is often through your enemies.

It wasn't as much a strategy as a dim instinct to drown their prey.

Feldon found the first of these canes frozen in the Ronom Glacier.

"Bet you can't put it through the eye."
"Left or right?"

"Then she spread a fine dust over the land, like a butterfly shaking its wing."
—"The Enchantress," Femeref tale

"Faith is my shield, and hope is my armor; I am vulnerable only to myself."
—Asmira, Holy Avenger

"I will return / with lizard skins for your sandals. Paint your eyes black and wait for me."
—"Love Song of Night and Day"

"The days before the war were filled with strange portents: scouts and herders spoke of villages reduced to ash, of farmers taken from their fields, and of foul beasts roaming the plains in packs. I know, for I spoke to them all."
—Hakim, Loreweaver

As silent as a shadow, and just as hard to flee.

"The first blow is the most important. It often negates the need for a second."
—Agrus Kos

The best defense is to not get hit.

"If a rhino's head is lower than its shoulders, trust me—it is not praying."
—Mwani, Mtenda herder

They moved like apes, but a thousand times swifter, prying into every corner, leaving pawprints of ash.

"You lot go on ahead. I'll keep killing them until it sticks."
—Tahngarth

Feroz is gone, but what remains is his final gift to his people: the right to be left alone.