Li'leithuin vas Eranor
Tianei thrael vas
Ere thule lei rost

Li'leithuin, Li'leithuin
Betre nost alune
Torna ero nuni

Li'leithuin dorne atore
Somna verit csal
Kilikun iva lei lux

Li'leithuin, Li'leithuin
Betre nost alune
Torna dei sera

Li'leithuin burz warg
Vulif gar vas Teberin
Ypsul dront kars

Li'leithuin, Li'leithuin
Betre nost alune
Storei teru roag

Li'leithuin vrut toural
Nore tuin dasgul
Caleg toum var

There are two wolves inside all men.
There is one that is Jealousy, Selfishness, Rage, and all other terrible things.
There is one that is Honor, Peace, Wisdom, and all other good things.
Or at least that's how the saying goes.
That saying also says that those two wolves fight, and the one that wins is the one that you feed.
Well, here's the problem with that-
If the Beast is the size of Fenris, the Godslaying Warg of indescribable power...It's not gonna matter for anything how much you feed that White Wolf.
That White Wolf is gonna use all the energy it gets from the food you give it just to keep itself away from the Beast, dodging its assault.
The White Wolf can't fight the Beast. It can survive the Beast. That's all it's gonna manage.
So, when you're trying to be that White Wolf, and you're trying to keep up with the giant, slavering Beast that wants nothing more than to ****, eat, and forget you, the same as it wants to do with anything else- sometimes you wonder why you keep evading the Beast.
Because it hurts so much from the exhaustion and the burdens that feeding yourself place on you that you don't know if you WANT to keep moving.
Is there really anything wrong with just...laying down...relaxing...letting it all end?
After all...the poor Beast over there just wants to eat...and he's been starving as long as I've been alive...