[The video clicks on to show a man dressed all in black sitting in a chair, legs folded and hands resting on the arms. The device is obviously on the table in front of him judging from the angle, and he has an aura of darkness and evil about him. He does not smile, does not show any outward emotion aside a flicker of annoyance. And then when he
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[Regardless, Seimei is laughing a bit.]
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Not all worlds are your own.
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[He pauses for a moment.]
You do not seem to fit into that category as of yet.
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I suppose I should be appreciative that you don't take me for a fool...
...Should I simply call you Eclipse, or do you have another preference?
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I may not have too much of a choice as far as my master is concerned in that matter.
Yes, Eclipse is the only name I go by. And what would you prefer to be called yourself?
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Yes, I am Aoyagi Seimei. Simply Seimei will do.
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I suppose I can say it's a pleasure meeting you, Seimei. Considering you don't seem to be like the annoying ones.
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I wouldn't think of myself as annoying, no. I don't poke into other people's business too often. I know my place.
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Though I take it you had a less than obedient servant? I am a different case, I'm sure. A demon servant chooses one name to stick by, and after that they only serve Demon Lords of that name. Changing is optional, but highly unprofessional. Despite countless offers from other Demon Lords, I have never once strayed from my chosen masters.
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The Sacrifice is the one that takes the damage in battle so that the Fighter may cast spells. The Sacrifice is also the one that gives the orders, which the Fighter must obey.
I am a Sacrifice. ...Or I was, until my arrival. Now, I believe I'm called a Meister.
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I see... That's a rather interesting battle tactic, though one that does make a fair amount of sense. When it comes to incantations, spell casting can be time consuming and dangerous to an amateur. But if one were to have a shield to not only protect them but to also guide them, it makes things easier on the spell caster and allows a higher chance of success.
[A pause.]
Your fighter disagreed with you on things? That's no way to work in a situation like that. It should have complicated things.
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[Yes, he's starting to like this human somewhat. He sounds like he'd make a good demon.]
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Mm. I don't like being physically violent - that's without control, and very beastly. The most appropriate punishment, especially for a Fighter like Soubi who is trained to endure any pain and press on, is emotional punishment.
Fear of abandonment is a powerful incentive, one that I don't have to raise my hand once to use on a disobedient Fighter.
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I see. I've always preferred the more direct approach myself. I agree some are rather beastly about it. Torture is not needed most of the time, swift and effective punishment works the best and assures one will not try to flee if they know it's not constant.
The mental range however, I must agree can be very effective on individuals like the one you described. It's rare that I run into anyone I cannot break through physical pain, but I do not see it necessary to keep those of the like around if they're not needed. I'm used to merely disposing of something that will only be in the way.
Though in your situation it's rather understandable that that tactic would work wonders.
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