To be continued from: Here
The swordsman follows the enhanced woman out of the arsenal room willing. Twas the law to obey her command, and so long as it did not cause him to break the command of his Elder Master and the codes of a Bushido warrior, he would obey for now. As they leave the room, the 'Conviction' eases out of the sight of others, allowing a more emotional man to take the helm. Although he remembers what was said, he would wonder what did he feel and why before the sudden lose of emotion, and why he feels mentally fatigued. The Young Master is safe for now, but that would not remain for long should the threat of Akkuma return and/or learn of Ava. However, the rest of the Toraono's seem to like the young Masuda though, and who could not like her. The Otandai on the other hand is a totally different story, for the practice of his morals and ethics clash greatly with those outside of the Lands of Fire.
As he is escorted out of the room, be it on his feet or not, he would stare at his captor from time to time in between checking upon his sword in the hands of the Doctor. This would not be the first time held by sand, but the situation behind this hold is quite different from his run-in with... "that Anbu Woman". He wasn't sure for what reason she wished to 'claim' him, so he would ponder. 'Why would they want me? Why would she want me? They must desire my fighting capacity, desire to learn my skills for themselves. It is possibly,... due to me surviving an encounter with their relative. Or,... maybe they WANT me to be the one to bring him to justice.'
But, would it not be better to ask the question more directly? "Lady Sunaku Sashi, what is your reasoning for 'claiming' me? What do you seek from me?" As he speaks, he gets a bit of a headache causing him to close his eyes tight while lifting his brows. "Forgive me. It seems that I have a form of... what is called... Post Traumatic Stress Disorder." He exhales to and takes in a deep breathe in an attempt to re-center himself. He hates to admit such a thing but it is a possible truth that he had accepted upon becoming a samurai under the discipline of Master Masuda.
[Marked for training]
The swordsman follows the enhanced woman out of the arsenal room willing. Twas the law to obey her command, and so long as it did not cause him to break the command of his Elder Master and the codes of a Bushido warrior, he would obey for now. As they leave the room, the 'Conviction' eases out of the sight of others, allowing a more emotional man to take the helm. Although he remembers what was said, he would wonder what did he feel and why before the sudden lose of emotion, and why he feels mentally fatigued. The Young Master is safe for now, but that would not remain for long should the threat of Akkuma return and/or learn of Ava. However, the rest of the Toraono's seem to like the young Masuda though, and who could not like her. The Otandai on the other hand is a totally different story, for the practice of his morals and ethics clash greatly with those outside of the Lands of Fire.
As he is escorted out of the room, be it on his feet or not, he would stare at his captor from time to time in between checking upon his sword in the hands of the Doctor. This would not be the first time held by sand, but the situation behind this hold is quite different from his run-in with... "that Anbu Woman". He wasn't sure for what reason she wished to 'claim' him, so he would ponder. 'Why would they want me? Why would she want me? They must desire my fighting capacity, desire to learn my skills for themselves. It is possibly,... due to me surviving an encounter with their relative. Or,... maybe they WANT me to be the one to bring him to justice.'
But, would it not be better to ask the question more directly? "Lady Sunaku Sashi, what is your reasoning for 'claiming' me? What do you seek from me?" As he speaks, he gets a bit of a headache causing him to close his eyes tight while lifting his brows. "Forgive me. It seems that I have a form of... what is called... Post Traumatic Stress Disorder." He exhales to and takes in a deep breathe in an attempt to re-center himself. He hates to admit such a thing but it is a possible truth that he had accepted upon becoming a samurai under the discipline of Master Masuda.
[Marked for training]