Blue

Your saber would be blue because every time your answers had to choose between watching and stepping in, they stepped in. When someone asks for help, you're already on your way; when there's an injustice, you don't wait for someone else to move first. In the saga's tradition, blue is the color of those who defend on the front line, and that's exactly where you naturally stand.

Your courage isn't reckless for the thrill of it: it comes from a deep sense of duty and the conviction that strength exists to protect. You act fast, think on your feet and carry an energy that makes the people around you feel safe.

In everyday life it shows in small things: you're the one who walks someone home when it's late, who volunteers for the hard task and who never lets a cruel comment slide without answering it.

If a crystal had to choose you, that's why it would: because when things get hard, you don't hide, you step in front.

Your greatest strength is how quickly you respond. While others hesitate, you're already moving. You have the courage for the front line and a loyalty that isn't up for negotiation: whoever stands beside you knows you won't let them fall. And your presence brings calm in the middle of chaos.

Your drive to protect can turn into impulsiveness. Sometimes you charge in without weighing the risk or hearing other options. You also tend to carry everyone's weight and struggle to delegate, as if everyone's safety depended on you alone.

In friendship you're the first to show up when things get complicated, without being asked. In love you protect the people you care about with enormous dedication; your challenge is not to confuse caring with deciding for them. You value honesty, loyalty and partners who stand with you in the causes you care about.

You shine wherever quick, brave action is needed: emergency response, security, sports, team leadership or any front-line role. Feeling that your work protects someone keeps you going. Indecision and meetings that never reach a conclusion frustrate you.

With green you make a complete team: you bring the action and they bring the wisdom. With yellow you build a defense with no gaps, and with white you share a courage that doesn't need permission.

Not every battle is won by striking first. Before you charge in, breathe and ask what the other person really needs. Sometimes the bravest way to protect someone is to listen, ask for help or let somebody else take the lead.