Motochika watched Tager destroy the bars with just as much interest as the others, taking advantage of the clear view that had been impossible during their progress through the fortress. As captain, it certainly helped to know what his crew was capable of.
When Haruka stepped out of the cell, Motochika turned his gaze back to her.
"Mitsuhide is right... rest assured that we play our part."
She did not look like a warrior, and what he knew of the incident aboard the Koumyou supported that conclusion.
Come," he beckoned, ready to continue on. "There is no reason for us to linger here. Stay between Mitsuhide and me as we move."
It was not that Motochika did not trust Tager, but he and Mitsuhide fought together effortlessly, well-accustomed to one another -- it would be easiest for them to defend her in sync if need be, and leave Tager unrestrained.
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When Haruka stepped out of the cell, Motochika turned his gaze back to her.
"Mitsuhide is right... rest assured that we play our part."
She did not look like a warrior, and what he knew of the incident aboard the Koumyou supported that conclusion.
Come," he beckoned, ready to continue on. "There is no reason for us to linger here. Stay between Mitsuhide and me as we move."
It was not that Motochika did not trust Tager, but he and Mitsuhide fought together effortlessly, well-accustomed to one another -- it would be easiest for them to defend her in sync if need be, and leave Tager unrestrained.