Teiji nodded to the Lord but did not say anything in response. Instead, he turned his attention towards Seijun as she approached them. He paused for a moment, before nodding his head. "Some tea would be nice." He agreed with her father, finding that tea was very good to drink. It was good for the body and the soul. He reached out and took another onigiri, having finished his first one and took a bite. He was not much of a talker. In fact, he was more of a man of action than words. It was just how he was.<br/><br/>Once upon a time, Teiji had been more open with his emotions and talkative, but that had changed due to the tragedy that had occurred in his life. It had made him withdrawn from the world and careful with his emotions. A samurai could not be weak and show his emotions in times of war. It would be their downfall. Teiji had no intentions of dying, even if he did not have a particular reason for living other than the fact he simply lived on and endured.