[Voice]

[justicereigns]

All Shepherds, meet on deck for tea time and discussions.

Keimi check in as soon as you can.

And yes, we're getting low on coffee, and cigars. I'll survive, [No, he won't.] but I still refuse to switch to tea.

For all you pirates out there, what did you lot do before you came here? Occupations, careers, whatever. I need to know what freedom you're fighting for, let's just say.

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[yatteyanyo]

She and I are of the same crew.

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[justicereigns]

All right, I'll keep that in mind. I guess piracy doesn't go against Taoism?

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[yatteyanyo]

We are not a faith that deludes itself in wordly morals.

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[justicereigns]

Right.

Tch. Most of the major philosophies of my world deal with the government. That law and order must be preserved for the continuation of a stable life.

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[yatteyanyo]

Taoism believes in a firm balance of order and chaos. That one cannot exist without the other, and those who seek the divinity of hermitage find themselves in a state beyond both.

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[justicereigns]

Fortunately my only occupation is with justice.

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[yatteyanyo]

Is Justice not executive of Order?

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[justicereigns]

True Justice doesn't seek to eliminate all chaos, that'd be impossible. And impractical.

True justice is about making tough sacrifices for what is right.

You're familiar with the yin-yang symbol in black and white?