The King of Swords carries the mastery of discernment. He decides from the facts, structures and cuts, with the responsibility that this kind of authority supposes.
The king sits on a throne adorned with butterflies, his sword raised upright. His gaze goes forward, and the blade held straight stays the dominant line of the frame.
A structured mind settles a complex file and takes on the consequences: the butterflies of the throne recall that rigour does not rule out change.
The authority of reasoning crushes the rest: you cut off whoever hesitates, and the team applies your decisions without believing in them, under the throne’s butterflies.
RWS. King of Swords. Air carries thought; the patterns on the back of the throne recall it, and the sovereign judges from there, with no stiffness and no excess.
State the criterion your decision rests on before you announce it, then let an objection come and hear it out.
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