Passage 5-10
任勢者, 其戰人也, 如轉木石, 木石之性, 安則靜, 危則動, 方則止, 圓則行.
One who uses momentum deploys troops like rolling logs and stones. On stable ground, they rest; on steep slopes, they move. Square shapes halt; round shapes roll.
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