Clarinet could soon clearly see that Kelvin's focus was plummeting. After all, he normally wouldn't have been able to land a knife-hand chop like that. It generally wouldn't have been possible for him. Kelvin would have been able to get up a good defense more than quickly enough. However, things soon quickened up again to a pace that Clarinet could appreciate. Like Kelvin thought, his approach to training was nearly sadistic, and he lived for this kind of intensity.<br/><br/>The Namekian, after all, had been raised from an early age to live this way. Warrior-type Namekians had a way of taking everything to an entirely different level. When Kelvin unleashed that one maneuver on him that seemingly horrified him, Clarinet appeared pleased. That would surely have really suggested that his routine was sadistic to say the very least.<br/><br/>Sure, whatever that sizzling and popping was hurting him. It hurt a great deal, but he was glad to see that Kelvin was starting to get that sort of surprise out from under his sleeve. "Let me tell you one thing, because I think you're the type to think otherwise. In a fight to the death, there are no dirty tricks. Rather than seek to fight fair you should seek to limit the number of times you have to use violence to solve a situation. If you fight in defense, however, then you should not have to worry about your position being morally defensible. I do not see you as the type to spark an attack anyway."<br/><br/>As he was speaking, though, a mechanical voice seemed to see fit to interrupt him. That was unfortunate, considering how important this all was. Regardless, he had to put his mind to other things at this point.<br/><br/>Soon enough they were going to be heading off to Korin's Tower. "Man, this place does have rather light gravity! Now, if I understand all of the legends just right, we are supposed to go and climb that tower now. Wait, you didn't see any of those red creatures or anything, have you?"<br/><br/>Right now they had needed to focus on climbing Korin's Tower after all. They weren't supposed to go around worrying about those red creatures. Then again, considering the influence of the much lighter gravity here, he wondered if climbing that wouldn't have actually been as much of a challenge as he figured it would be.<br/><br/>"Getting the water from the mystical Korin is going to be tougher than just climbing the tower itself, though, since we were apparently in for quite a chase once we get there. Again, that's if all the stories about Dragon World are true. I don't know if they are, but most people don't spread too much weird lore about these sorts of whatever out of the way kind of planets if they can avoid it."<br/><br/>With that he started to rush for the large post that was in the ground. Apparently he was going to have to fight against gravity to get up this thing as fast as he possibly could have. Well, if nothing else, this rush up the pole was certainly excellent training. What he didn't realize, though, was that this was actually what made visiting Korin so practical. It wasn't anything in that water at all, but instead the influence of climbing up and then chasing the mystical cat around gave an impressive boost to one's power level.<br/><br/>"Hey, I'll race you to the top!" Clarinet figured that Kelvin wasn't going to have too much of a problem getting up here at all really.