At the Fuji residence, the Tezuka family are discussed.
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"Tezuka-san has asked a favour of me." Fuji's grandmother says, placing a bookmark between the pages and closing her book.
"What was it?" Fuji asks hopefully. He hungers for knowledge, especially since meeting Tezuka, especially about Tezuka.
"You needed me, grandmother?" Yumiko steps into the room, looking to make sure she did not interrupt. She knows she has not; she too is trained to listen by whatever means possible.
"Ah, yes." Their grandmother replies. "Tezuka-san contacted me, and said that he has decided it is time to educate his grandson further on the nature of what he is. By actions, I presume, as opposed to the book-learning he will already have received and gained little from."
"Grandmother, I thought you said he was the same age as Syuusuke..." Yumiko began. She paused. "Or do you mean to put on a show for him?"
"Exactly."
"So you asked me here for this." Yumiko said. "I did read a new path opening. A dangerous one, littered with chances of death."
"I thought death meant change." Fuji asked, sticking his tongue out at his older sister. He was rather jealous, but had been schooled to patience.
"That too." Yumiko said with a smile. "If he is not yet learned enough to participate, who do you propose I put on this showing with?"
"My first thought was of the Kikumaru family." Their grandmother replied. "They are trained to such things from a young age."
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"Tezuka-san has asked a favour of me." Fuji's grandmother says, placing a bookmark between the pages and closing her book.
"What was it?" Fuji asks hopefully. He hungers for knowledge, especially since meeting Tezuka, especially about Tezuka.
"You needed me, grandmother?" Yumiko steps into the room, looking to make sure she did not interrupt. She knows she has not; she too is trained to listen by whatever means possible.
"Ah, yes." Their grandmother replies. "Tezuka-san contacted me, and said that he has decided it is time to educate his grandson further on the nature of what he is. By actions, I presume, as opposed to the book-learning he will already have received and gained little from."
"Grandmother, I thought you said he was the same age as Syuusuke..." Yumiko began. She paused. "Or do you mean to put on a show for him?"
"Exactly."
"So you asked me here for this." Yumiko said. "I did read a new path opening. A dangerous one, littered with chances of death."
"I thought death meant change." Fuji asked, sticking his tongue out at his older sister. He was rather jealous, but had been schooled to patience.
"That too." Yumiko said with a smile. "If he is not yet learned enough to participate, who do you propose I put on this showing with?"
"My first thought was of the Kikumaru family." Their grandmother replied. "They are trained to such things from a young age."
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