The Knight of Wands moves ahead with the enthusiasm of one who leaves: the drive, the taste for movement and the wish to go and see further.
The rider raises his wand above his head while his horse rears. The mount starts towards the front of the frame, in an arid and hot landscape.
A clear intent throws a decision into what is real instead of leaving it in discussion: the case moves and the others know where to go.
Once launched, you crush the details and leave badly checked agreements behind you. The effects arrive when the horse stands far off and the correction costs.
RWS. Knight of Wands. The reptile motif embroidered on the cloth reappears on the king’s furniture: the same emblem passes from one rank to the other.
Move ahead frankly, and set a checkpoint before the big jump. Check your direction while correction stays possible.
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