"The Duelists"
Strong folk with honor fight whene'er they must,
Defending all that's good, not hasty wrath.
They stand for all of honor, all that's just
And also 'gainst those who will bar its path.
With hearts of passion, solemn oaths are made
That they'll be loyal, honest, brave, and free --
Though honor-bound to Circle and the blade,
Each also keeps their own autonomy.
It matters not if all their duels they win --
Th'importance lies in rising in that room
To wield a sword and stand beside their kin.
Defending honest folk honors their plume.
There are two things for which the Duelists fight:
Her Majesty Our Queen, and what is right.