Yin was pleased with the response. He had half suspected that he had hurt their pride by defeating them with such apparent ease. The looks on their faces, the obvious damage he had inflicted and his flagrant show of power were all tools used by Yin, albeit haphazardly and somewhat unconsciously, to manipulate them into not only thinking him a capable master but to assert his authority also. Yin was pleased with the result all around, he had gained the result he had desired which meant that now he could take control of the situation.<br/>"Good. I hope not to disappoint. Before we go on, I must give you all something," Yin turned from them and made his way to his things which he had left on the ground some ways away. He picked up his bag and put his jacket on as he made his way back to the group. When he got close enough he began to rummage through his bag and picked out a small stringed pouch. He untied the string and looked inside.<span style="font-style: italic">Only three left. Best use them wisely,</span>Yin thought. He reached into the pouch, and produced a small pale green bean. "This is a Senzu Bean. Here," He broke the bean into fragments of four, and gave each of his new students a piece. "This bean has properties unknown to many in the scientific community, when eating a whole one not only does it fully rejuvenate your stamina and energy, but helps to heal your wounds from battle. They say one bean is like eating ten day's worth of food. Which is a bit of an exaggeration, I have eaten one and also been able to eat a meal not so long after, however I do understand why they would say such a thing," Yin explained, "The immediate feeling and healing it gives, makes you feel as though you've been well rested for a week. Go on try it," Yin urged. "Even a small dose should have the desired effect."<br/>Yin waited for them to each begin eating their piece, however as soon as the bean reached their mouths Yin suddenly made off towards the dirt track they had come from. "Follow me! Your training begins now!" Yin yelled over his shoulder as he strode gallantly away. From looking at him, one might have thought nothing had happened upon the mountain at all...