T. Mountebank… as General Berringer would readily admit, “If you’re in a fair fight, I’ve done something wrong.
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When it comes to war, the difference between winning and losing is often dictated by how strong the person is. If you are up against a worthy opponent, they will never go easy on you. They will fight you every step of the way, all the while knowing that they are in a fair fight. If you are facing an opponent who is weak, they may try to take advantage of your weakness by rushing in for a quick kill. But, if you are facing a worthy opponent, they will know that they are in a fair fight and will not go easy on you.
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