Kiyan frowned and stuck her tongue out at Adaza "There will always be things that i have to work on, but compared to before my powers are much higher." she said then shivered a bit at the mention of Kirito. "How do you kill something that's already dead?" she asked curiously.

Adaza just chuckled at Kiyan sticking her tongue out at him. He used the shadows to summoned the bowl with the potion Renia had brought last night. "You Kiyan can't." He simply drank the liquid in the bowl. He trusted Renia and knew the poisoning would never happen again. Renia wouldn't let anyone but herself or Aoide near the cauldron. "I will have to simply reap the shard in his chest." He could easily reap its powers. "I will have to kill Kirito first before Sehpeal." He simply told her. The potion tasted horrible, sad thing was he was slowly getting use to its rotten taste.

Kiyan nodded a bit and frowned. "I know he used to be your student but he's a monster" she said with a shiver at the memory of of Kirito and the torture she had endured.

Adaza just looked at Kiyan plainly. Monster? That word was painful even when it was directed towards someone else. Was Kirito and he so different after all? Kiyan counted Kirito as a monster, while Lynia counted him as one. Adaza just looked at the floor in front of him. "Perhaps Kirito and I are more alike than you realize." He simply told her. His past was surely not one he wanted to tell. Like Kirito he simply obeyed a cruel master. Only when his need for survival came in did he decided to stand against him. Yes he wanted to protect his loved ones, he would gladly die for them. His need to live made his the harsh warrior he was today.

Kiyan suddenly fell silent before placing her hand on Adaza's shoulder softly "I'm sorry Adaza I didn't mean to upset you... but you're nothing like him, not even close" she said softly still having her hand resting gently on his shoulder

Adaza just never looked at her. "Monsters are always alike." He simply told her. "They can try to be different, but they are always classed the same." In truth, they both were dead. Both hid in the dark, had people afraid of them just by sight or memory. "Not even close?" Adaza just held out his left arm in front of himself, with his right hand he gripped right below his left elbow. He broke his own arm. Slowly twisting it until it popped off. No blood ever came from the wound, nor did any pain. His left hand moved slightly, he still could move his fingers as if it was still attached. Simply Adaza placed it back against the bone. Small popping sounds came from his arm, filling the stall as it instantly started to reattached. His right hand let go of his left arm only to show it looked like nothing happened.

Kiyan just stared at Adaza in shock and was honestly somewhat horrified but at the same time fastinated. She took a deep breath before sighing and sat down looked at him. "Kirito enjoys causing pain and missary and nothing more, you didn't mean to hurt Lynia and it's clear you did not enjoy it at all. "Adaza you're not a monster, it's not your fault that you're a subclass" she said softly hoping he would listen to her

Adaza just shook his head in disagreement. "Not to you but to her, I am. A monster does not ask to be created, it is just born. It can not help it's very nature. Some are warped with violence like Kirito. Some are simply trying to survive but make mistakes." He simply stated to her. A monster was a monster no matter how it tried to be. No one would stop to question one to see if it was friendly or not. They would simply act out of fear.

Kiyan wasn't sure what to say to this so instead of saying anything she just gave him a slight hug before sitting back once more unsure of how else to make him feel better or if that would even help at all

Adaza just looked Kiyan after she hugged him. "You still have allot to learn, not just in training but life." He told her gently. He wasn't trying to be depressing just telling her the truth. A monster was a monster not matter what. 'Also in bed too." He added the last part to embarrass her once more. He had to make her feel better after depressing her with the talk of monsters. He chuckled lightly after his words. He had a feeling he would be hit again but it would be worth it.

Kiyan frowned a bit but nodded a little then turned rather red and punched Adaza in the arm again but this time not as hard. "you just enjoy having found a new way to get to me haven't you?" she asked still blushing but with a small laugh.

Adaza just smirk. "Does it show?" He asked her plainly, though it was very obvious the answer was a yes. "You think growing up with Kayo that you wouldn't be so easy to embarrass. Especially over something so simple as a tumble in the sheets." He really didn't think she would be so easily embarrassed, after she was in the army and sex was a normal topic for men. Especially men that had been away from woman for months. He just lightly shrugs at her. "You must have avoided talking to the males that fought beside you or your race is bad at pleasuring each other as you are fighters." He told Kiyan plainly.

"No back home Kayo was just a very protective older brother, he wanted to shield me from everything for a long time" Kiyan shrugged a bit still blushing a little. She then nodded a bit at what he said "I didn't join the military to make friends, i joined it to kill you and protect my people after I heard you killed my father and Kayo. Of course knowing that someone else killed my father and that you protected Kayo along with saving me changed that" She smirked a bit "I did spend most of my time training though, instead of socializing." she said softly before blushing a bit "Besides... it's different hearing stuff like that directed at you instead of someone else" she said honestly

Adaza just chuckled at the thought of her trying to kill him. That seemed to be everyone's goal. "I seem to be a high target for your clan. Your brother marked me as a target as well. He however learnt a harsher lesson then you on the battle field." He remembered the fight clearly. He broke nearly all of Kiyan's bones and cut his skin over hundred, near bled out then and there. If not for his healing ability, he would have. Course he imprisoned him and like Kiyan, he refused to slightly die. Lynia had saved saved the siblings, she had a habit of that.

"By the way what happened with that? I mean Kayo never really said anything about the fight you two had, only the battle that our father died in" Kiyan asked curiously "Well mostly because you're the general but also because of your powers" she offered easily

Adaza just looked at Kiyan plainly. He knew why he was the target even in his own kingdom he was a high target among the soldiers trying to better their ranks. "I broke nearly all his bones, cut him well over one hundred times and left him for dead in my dungeon. Thanks to his healing ability and Lynia, he lived." It was plain but true. He wrecked Kayo on the battlefield, never got one hit on him. "Kayo never stood a chance, never hit me. Just like you." Adaza just folded his arms over his chest as he turned away from her.

Kiyan was surprised at this but just smirked a bit "Stubbornness runs in my family" she laughed a bit "then how did you two end up becoming such good friends?" she asked then paused and looked at Adaza softly "hey... I can't blame you now for how you act in battle... seeing what you have to deal with if you falter... I can understand and I'm sure Kayo does too" she said softly and honestly hoping to make him feel better

Adaza just smirked softly. "Same way I started to fall in love with you." He never looked at her as he spoke. "We got imprisoned together. Like with you, I took all of the punishment. Also like you, he made the torture worse." He simply said. "Another trait of our family I'm guessing." His tone was mocking on the last sentence. It did seem the more he thought about it that they were siblings by the way they acted. Even by the way they didn't listen screamed siblings.

"Oh well that comes from my dad then" Kiyan laughed a bit but suddenly stopped as she got a nagging sensation and frowned. She was enjoying talking with Adaza, she didn't want to leave but she knew she had no choice. "I... have to go... I'll be back tonight" she said softly before slowly standing and glanced back at Adaza slightly not wanting to leave but then just walked out of the stall and started to make her way out of the barn as she shifted not really having much of a choice

Adaza just watched Kiyan leave the stall, she didn't seem like she wanted to go. He didn't want her to either but asking her to stay or fallowing her would seem clingy. After all the time he told her to leave, doing either of those would looked bad on him. He grabbed the journal he had been reading over the course of time. It belonged to his twice great grandfather, however it was in a completely different language. He was decoding it in his free time. Papers stuck out of its pages. He kept it under his makeshift pillow on the straw bed. He sat down and lit the the lantern in the corner, bringing it closer before opening the pages. He slightly went back to trying to understand his ancestor.

Kiyan took off in flight before seeming to vanish with the speed that she used heading back to the forest to help with the spirits that had called for her. She spent almost the entire day there and even into the night before lazily making it back to the barn but by that time she was just so exhausted she couldn't even make it to the barn so ended up just sitting under the tree she had placed her stuff in before and fell fast asleep shifting back to normal as she slept.

Adaza just worked through the night on decrypting the ancient language. This was a journal he discovered in the Castle of Ashura's archives. It was bound to be destroyed on the account no one could decrypt it. It was rather challenging but impossible. Perhaps the scholars just didn't feel like trying. He set his pencil down and rubbed his eyes, he was tired from staying up all night and working on the journal. He hid a yawn in his hand. He just looked over his notes, he actually accomplished a lot in the few weeks of working on it. Adaza just kept reading a line over and over. It didn't make sense.

Kiyan slept soundly under the tree for a few hours but started to stir when the sun started to rise. She yawned a bit before getting up and heading off to wash up and change her clothes so she could wash the others, once all that was taken care of she hung her clothes on the tree to dry and spoke to the witch for a few minutes before going into the barn with the potion she had been given "morning" she said softly as she walked over to the stall and offered Adaza the murky liquid, she didn't see how he could stand it it smelled disgusting.

Adaza just motion Kiyan to set the potion on the ground nearby. He wanted to finish his train of thoughts. He flipped through the notes, searching for something. He just murmured to himself as he did. "I know where he is at." Adaza spoke softly to himself. He just finally realized his twice great grandfather had left the journal for his son to follow but seeing how his son was long gone. He wasn't sure how his ancestor would act if he showed up, but he was willing to risk it. Worse was he died. He was already good as dead. He gathered his notes and stood up, he drank the potion real fast before continuing grabbing his things. "I need to go somewhere, not sure how long I'll be gone." He simply told Kiyan softly as he moved around.

Kiyan just listened to Adaza's muttering and wondered if he was talking about his ancestor. she then frowned a bit and thought some a little unsure "I don't suppose i can go with you? If for no other reason then I could get the recipe for the potion so you can continue taking it" she asked since she was pretty sure she could make the potion so long as she knew what was in it.