A warrior of light is not constantly repeating the same struggle, especially when there are neither advances nor retreats.
If a battle is not progressing, he knows that he must sit down with the enemy and negotiate a truce; they have both practiced the art of the sword, now they need to understand each other.
This is a dignified gesture, not a cowardly one. It is a balance of forces and a change of strategy.
Once the peace plans have been drawn up, the warriors return to their houses. They do not need to prove anything to anyone; they fought the Good Fight and kept the faith. Each one gave a little, thus learning the art of negotiation.
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