Imperial Proverbs and Thoughts for the Day

ON DUTY

Obey your orders.

True happiness stems only from duty.

Better to self-destruct than acquiesce.

Your freedom must be bought with the currency of blood, toil and tears, a price all men pay.

Excuses are the refuge of the weak.

Perseverance and silence are the highest virtues.

Only the awkward question; only the foolish ask twice.

Follow the Emperor, and the glory of victory shall be yours.

In our resolve we only reflect His purpose of will.

Obedience is the maker of armies.

Work is Prayer.

For those who seek perfection there can be no rest on this side of the grave.

The burden of failure is the most terrible punishment of all.

To err is to invite retribution.

Life is not measured in years, but in the deeds of men.

To question is to doubt.

Seek reward in service alone.

Hard work conquers everything.

Thou shalt not.

One man can start a landslide with the casting of a single pebble.

He who keeps silent consents.

Will is not enough. Act!

Heresy grows from idleness.

Submit to His will.

Obedience is blind.

Work earns Salvation.

His will be done.

There will be no victory without your sacrifice.

If a job’s worth doing it’s worth dying for.

Labour long in His sight.

Serve the Emperor today, tomorrow you may be dead.

To fail in the service of the Emperor is the greatest of sins.

Obedience is not enough.

Your purpose is greatness.

To serve Him is to worship Him.

Take care, lest your protests grow tiresome.

The loyal slave learns to love the lash.

Only in death does duty end.