Emperor Sagan
Lord Commissar
Inari awoke feeling fairly refreshed, for the sleep had been deep and peaceful. Any prior memories of hurtful things had been thoroughly beaten with a shovel, decapitated, and tossed back into the mass grave where they belonged. Moping on things was what clowns did, like that Hudson, who needed a good beating over his head to straighten himself out. As far as she was concerned, Seriphine's story may not have even been told. She felt better now.
Shadow demons... now that was an interesting thing. And not a little unexciting, either. Who else could duel her with skill other than a copy of herself? She wondered how either could win, considering if they were both the same, then maybe they'd be at it for a long time. Shadow her probably liked to fight dirty. She had no qualms against it, but preferred holding back since a cleaner duel was more entertaining and crushing to her opponent. What a harlot! She'd have plenty of choice insults for a fake version of her.
The bickering of the group again was another small amusement, and Inari listened without word, content to be a listener as they traveled for the moment. It was a wonder how some of these people even made it this far without combusting. She eyed Takato for a second as he spoke up about the cooperation of their copies, and Inari considered it. "Maybe they hate each other more than we hate each other?" She chuckled. "They also seem force to fight together."
Shadow demons... now that was an interesting thing. And not a little unexciting, either. Who else could duel her with skill other than a copy of herself? She wondered how either could win, considering if they were both the same, then maybe they'd be at it for a long time. Shadow her probably liked to fight dirty. She had no qualms against it, but preferred holding back since a cleaner duel was more entertaining and crushing to her opponent. What a harlot! She'd have plenty of choice insults for a fake version of her.
The bickering of the group again was another small amusement, and Inari listened without word, content to be a listener as they traveled for the moment. It was a wonder how some of these people even made it this far without combusting. She eyed Takato for a second as he spoke up about the cooperation of their copies, and Inari considered it. "Maybe they hate each other more than we hate each other?" She chuckled. "They also seem force to fight together."