Do not hurt where holding is enough; do not wound where hurting is enough; do not maim where wounding is… — Stephen Donaldson
Do not hurt where holding is enough;
do not wound where hurting is enough;
do not maim where wounding is enough;
and kill not where maiming is enough;
the greatest warrior is he who does not need to kill.
p. 154Source: Wikiquote · CC BY-SA 4.0
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