| ethereal | highly refined, heavenly |
| mystical | of a nature or meaning that can neither be grasped by the intellect nor perceived by the senses |
| survivor | someone who wants to remain alive |
| student | a person who makes a study of something |
| emergency | a serious situation or occurrence that develops suddenly or unexpectedly and demands immediate attention |
| perseverance | the holding of action or purpose without giving way; to be relentless |
| discipline | training that molds or perfects a specific skill, behavior, etc.; control that results from such training |
| perspective | seeing things mentally with a three dimensional quality, as seen with the naked eye; a mental view of the relationships of the aspects of a subject to each other and to a whole |
| precise | exactly corresponding to what is indicated; accurate and explicit |
| aptitude | a natural or acquired talent or ability; quickness in learning or understanding |
| intelligence | the capacity to acquire and apply knowledge and to solve problems; the faculty of thought and reason |
| athlete | a person who possesses the natural aptitudes for physical exercise and sports, such as strength, agility, and endurance |
| intense | extreme in degree; great concentration or strain; to feel deeply |
| lethal | causing, or capable of causing death |
| deadly | extremely accurate or effective |
| childlike | suggesting endearing traits characteristic of children, that are favorable to all age levels |
| insight | the capacity to see into the true or hidden nature of things; a keen, illuminating perception |
| intention | a plan of action; an aim that guides an action; the purpose |
| vision | unusual foresight; a mental image produced by imagination; supernatural gift |
| imagination | the ability to act effectively by using the creative power of the mind |
| faith | belief not based on logical proof or material evidence |
| belief | mental acceptance of the truth or actuality of something |
| insatiable | never satisfied |
| spiritual | connected with or affecting the soul - "your life force" |
| patriot | a person who loves, supports, and defends his country |

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