Loyalty has two parts. On the top it has "center" and on the bottom, "heart" Loyalty is the act of one with a sword draw in his heart.
Patience is comprised of two parts; "knife" on the top, and "heart" on the bottom. Patience is the the sate of having a knife penentrate the heart.



The cost of loyalty is cheap, but it takes a huge toll on the person. Loyalty requires great patience.

To be loyal to someone, and have someone loyal to you - you must understand that at any point that a sword may come down, ramming into your heart. During this time - you have to be patient - and during this period, its like a knife penentrating the heart.

Loyalty is sometimes all you have, and it usually never runs out. But the toll that loyalty takes is that it is nearly impossible to avoid. Commitment is crucial. Patience is also cruicial, but as patience goes, strugling against it (the knife) will only make it worse. You can only sit there, and watch the sword in your heart.


To those: You realise your loyalty lies with us; fighting it will only cause pain.