"The greatness of a Paladin lies not in having no fear, but in being able to stand firmly in the face of danger despite being afraid."
Faced with the roar of evil and feeling the chilling power impacting the soul, Paladins might tremble.
Yet, even when trembling in fear, they still tightly grasp their weapons.
They transform fear into more cautious actions, suppress fear with the power of faith, assess threats with wisdom, and then use fearless courage to vanquish evil.
Admitting fear is the first step towards true bravery.
In overcoming fear, their courage shines even brighter.
Herbert's words were filled with incredible power, and that inspiration gradually changed Fao's mood.
He took a deep breath, his shoulders straightening.
But he didn't become impassioned or filled with zeal due to Herbert's words—he himself was not of that nature.
Fao was silent for a moment and then shook his head, honestly saying, "… I still don't quite understand."
Is fear really not a bad thing?
