"Wow," Kenichi could only say after taking a sip as Minimus railed against him. Now, he knew better than to raise a ruckus at a wedding of all places. "I mean, wow. Has anyone ever told you holding on to such a strictly black and white perspective is not very healthy? Just a little advice: you may want to pump the brakes on that mindset of yours or else it might just come around and bite back at you. I try not to judge someone by their appearance but it seems you're just as rigid and unbendable as you look." He put down his glass with a dull thud, letting the remaining ice cubes clatter around.

"For the record, I do feel guilty about what I did in terms of the assault and I do take responsibility for that but I will not stand for my actions to be judged out of context. I can clearly see that you're not satisfied with my answers. Yes, elders may teach, but you're assuming all elders are capable of that when, spoiler alert, not every elder is. However, it's ultimately up to the student whether or not they want to retain or warp those lessons if they do receive them." He did give Okuyasu and Finn several chances to walk away and they did seem to have a good head on their shoulders. Still, Kenichi made a mental note to keep in touch with those two later.

"I see we're not getting anywhere with this conversation. I did what I did and I gave you my reasons. If that is all, I'm going to get my airship's engines warmed up." The longer this conversation went on, the more clear it was to Kenichi that he was going to get nowhere on this with Minimus. By Odin's beard, not even the gods with law, logic and judgment as their domain were this uptight. Kenichi just shook his head and turned to walk away.