Saitou charges at Seiryu
with the Gatotsu. Rather foolishly, Seiryu blocks the
attack with his left arm. However, Seiryu mentions to
Saitou that he is the only member of the Four Gods that
is able to learn the weaknesses of his opponent's techniques
by just seeing them once. His left arm was the small price
to pay for what he claims to be a victory. Saitou doesn't
give a damn; he goes for another Gatotsu. With ease, Seiryu
sidesteps to the right and slashes Saitou across the chest
with his scimitar-like weapon.
Again, Saitou uses the
Gatotsu, this time, winding up with a wound on his shoulder.
Trying to hold back his chuckling, Seiryu suggests Saitou
use another move, yet, Saitou doesn't. Again, he gets
into the Gatotsu stance, but this time, with his free
hand, closes shut Seiryu's mouth, then obliterates him
and his weapon at zero stance.
Aoshi begins his battle
with Suzaku by executing the Onmyou Kasou. To his surprise,
the kodachi technique is countered by the same move. Suzaku
gives off a devilish grin and boasts that he is an expert
at instantly copying his opponent's techniques.
