Rathi replies: "Of course I do, Sir Galen. Fear is common sense realizing that the situation is dangerous. I use that fear to check my equipment twice."
Rookie Knight Rathi does not scream for attention. It doesn't rely on shock value or gratuitous violence. Instead, it relies on the strength of its world-building and the charm of its lead. It suggests that intelligence is a skill, that caution is a virtue, and that "Common Sense" is perhaps the rarest magic of all. Rookie Knight Rathi - A Knight-s Common Sense C...
When accused of cowardice, Rathi responded: "He was six inches taller. His reach was longer. If I had traded blows, I would be the one with a sword in his chest. I chose the option where I get to eat breakfast." Rathi replies: "Of course I do, Sir Galen