The heart governs blood vessels, acting as the monarch, akin to a wise character in a game, specializing in command.
The liver governs dispersion, serving as the general, a typical vanguard, always leading the charge. Of course, it is not reckless; it also understands strategy to some extent.
The spleen governs transformation, a warehouse equivalent, the god of wealth, overseeing logistics. Troops need provisions when marching, and on the path to combating pathogens, consuming qi and blood is inevitable.
The lungs govern purging, akin to the prime minister, assisting the heart in leading the blood vessels. The qi of the whole body is mobilized by it, and though its main base is gone, as long as the patient's qi is intact, it continues to roam freely, unaffected by its stolen home. After all, this isn't a tower-pushing game.
