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Rei would follow the man and repiled to his comment on my master's words, "True, Yamamoto sensei would have said that more bluntly... forget all former masters because the new on has his own way to train. That was his reason. Though he was my first master." It seemed that they would walk in silence, meters through the countryside of the village that housed the Temple of Light. Strange that the man did not talk further, but Rei would only follow after him. He didn't need to talk, as he was used to traveling on his own and in the silence. But they would not go too far without the man speaking. Rei turned his crimson pools to the man as he stopped and spoke bluntly. To paraphrase, he said that Rei was weak (and understatement, maybe) and that Rei would witness a new era, though to him that meant lord. The man was from from some other realm and time (something hard to believe for Rei) and that Rei would be trained and used until he could defeat Domen'yun. His eyes became curious at this, and he took some seconds to process everything. He would speak slowly after about fifteen seconds, his mind racing with this new information, "Domen'yun... I do not understand... you took me to train me to defeat you? Does defeat mean beat or kill you? It's..." It was unusual, a thing he had never heard of. He would calm down a bit and then say, "But... I will take your training in the place of Yamamoto sensei's... his was a slow and not very progressive way." He didn't know what to expect, but he still didn't fully trust the man. He wanted Rei to defeat him and that he was from another realm? Or even another 'time'? Rei had yet to see such items as guns and bullets, and without items of such construction, he would be hard pressed to believe this demon of such bold, outlandish claims.

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