All the while during the time that the vampire was speaking, Seishin kept a skeptical look upon his face and within his eyes, as if he were too good to listen to the other talk, but was being courteous and polite by lending an ear anyways. All this drivel about how the vampires needing humans, and how if they didn't the human race would have been obliterated a long time ago. At this Seishin scoffs, but allows the vampire to continue speaking, not interrupting his little speech. Even the threat about how if he'd killed the vampire standing in front him right then and there, how others of his kind would come after him, Seishin, about ones that were powerful, ones that he couldn't fight.<br/><br/>Rolling his eyes there, he thought back to the time when a certain man of high status within the world that Seishin lived; a shinsoku, persay, within the Shinto sect, the gūji, or the chief priest, highest of the highs in that place, thought that Seishin could not deal with a demon which the old man could not. However, Seishin had proved the man wrong, dispelling the demon, and gaining a whole lot of admirers at the same time. Even so, the young man was not in the 'game' he was in to gain a following. No, he was doing it for personal reasons.<br/><br/>Finally, the man standing there was reaching the end of his little speech, and Seishin sighs. He didn't even think to bother with answering to any of what was said, especially the war bit. Yes, many humans would have been obliterated, but not himself. He knew of that for sure. And after experiencing that dream...he knew it for certain. Though the bit about being watched and followed made him frown. That would be a bit of a hindrance, because Seishin wasn't the only one around the compound who could sense aura. As for being killed, and protected from that happening...he didn't need the vampire's help. He could deal with this all on his own. Though he doesn't say that out loud.<br/><br/>The very last bit was said, and at this he gets an annoyed expression on his face, his eyebrows pressing together and a small frown forming on his lips. He looks away, glaring at the rocks that blocked the pool from view. "Yeah, well, it better not. Or you won't like the consequence. If that's all you'd like to tell me, I'd appreciate it if you left. I've stayed here too long and if I'm not back soon, someone will come. And it'll be your behind roasted, not mine. Death...it comes to everyone. So if I'm killed, well, then it means that it was my time." He steps up out of the pool, reaching for the towel that was resting on the rock, beginning to dry himself off.<br/><br/>Only when the vampire left did he pull his clothes on, drying his hair the rest of the way before heading out, bath items in his hands. In the distance he could see Shiroi and Kuroi, perched on top of one of the fifth to highest roofs of the compound. Walking towards the huge building, one notices, and points it out to the other. They bound downwards, and within seconds were at Seishin's side. "What are the plans for today?" Shiroi asks, not faltering in his steps or slowing down, handing Shiroi the bandages and medical items, while handing Kuroi the damp towel, soap, and washcloth.<br/><br/>"Today we shall practice aikido, kyudo, and of course the usual practices." Shiroi begins, as they step into the compound's main building. "Also this afternoon is harae, which you shall be attending today." Kuroi finishes. "And first I start with doing my own thing." Seishin speaks, and a nod from the twins confirms this. Seishin always practiced his own unique style of fighting and religious do all before anything else, and the only people who attending him at that point were the twins. "Alright then. You deal with those things...and I'll meet you in the usual spot." The two nod again, and head off. This would be a definite relaxing time he'd need to try and get those disturbing images out of his mind, and that damned vampire out of his head.