Know Thy Enemy Know Thyself Novels & Stories

I still didn't know his name. Know your enemy, said the infamous Chinese military strategist. Also, it was my father's favorite quote. If one knew the enemy properly, there was no need to fear the result of a hundred battles. But if not fully aware of the opponent and his mindset, for every victory gained there would also be an enormous defeat. Bones- and pride-crushing defeat.

Back then, she always felt like it was fun laughing at the female lead. But now due to her circumstances, she realized this is only a good saying if the other was not aware that you're the enemy. It was because once they knew, you would have no choice but continue keeping your enemies closer while pushing your loved ones away, especially if the enemy was not a weak and naive person but a deadly, vengeful and poisonous one.

His voice turned authoritative and ruthless as he uttered these words. He believed that never let his enemies know what you were thinking about them unless you know their intentions. Let them always be under the illusion that you clueless about them, the game was theirs and the moves were theirs but when the right time came then you show them that you are the lord and they were just a small insect whom you could crush under your feet whenever you wanted. “what if he do……..” he cut off Jagat "This is what I want”

She had indeed watched his races many times before to study his habits. As a great war strategist once said: To know thyself is to know thy enemy. Thus, even a thousand battles would lead to a thousand victories. However, to Abel’s ears, it sounded a little strange. He glanced at Ruth before his cold gaze landed on Aquilo’s face. Aquilo’s smug smile froze as he interrupted Ruth. “Thank you for your favor, Mrs. Blakewell. Even if Mr. Blakewell isn’t a professional racer, his skills are still amazing!”

The day that made me who I am today. "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." Those words are my motivation and what keeps me going. I trust nobody. Likewise, myself. Anything can happen in the cruel world we live in. It doesn't matter whether rich or poor. Healthy or sick. Man or woman. They all put on a fake façade.

There had to be another hidden move prepared somewhere. One thing years of battle had taught me was this: Always know your enemy. And always overestimate both their intelligence and their cruelty. “Do you really think defeating my warriors and the Thunder Dominion trash means you’ve won?” he asked, a conniving smile slowly spreading across his face. “Oh?” My lips curled upward slightly. “Then perhaps this fun isn’t over yet.” I leaned back lazily in my seat. “I was honestly beginning to get bored.” A dangerous grin spread across my face like a child discovering a new toy.

either you eat or get eaten that's the rule of nature Fearless,bold ,terrifying, brave vocabulary of rumors seemed to change little does they know the person behind the walls remains the same but i would prefer to be a little misunderstood than to be hurt by others again i would rather play bad guy then be at stake of a bad guy either you play or get played that's the rule of nature Be the predictor not prey be the chaser not runner be the alpha not omega after all it's better to be strong and a little misunderstood"

They looked at each other with a frown. "Um, Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win." "Oh-oh, I know. Know thyself know thy enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories." "Those are both good, but we're not there yet. The one you're looking for is the first and most important. All warfare is based on deception. You have to deceive the enemy." "We know that." "Who's your enemy?" "Isn't it Victoria?"

Mom had said it once: know your enemy and you'll never lose. I hadn't forgotten one word.

Graced By A Powerful Presence Unknown POV "Si no hay enemigo dentro,el enemigo afuera no puede destruirnos."(If there is no enemy within, the enemy outside cannot destroy us.) "Bero miraos a todos, en la garganta del otro." (But look at you all, at each other's throats.) "De que te va a servir, para matarse unos a otros?"( What good will it do you to kill each other?)