The Mentor and the Magma Demon.

[Kazan]

He swiftly picked up Enizo and spun him round. Grabbing him by the collar, he slammed him against the trunk of the tree with the same neutral, deadpan expression on his face as he wound back his fist, and swung it forth with all of his might towards Enizo's face.

The gloved fist collided with the wood next to Enizo's cheek, and sent splinters of wood dropping to the ground as Kazan cocked his head lightly to the side, almost with a look of disgust on his face.

"Listen well, kid." His grip on his collar tightened as he leaned in towards him menacingly.

"I'm no hero. I'm just a monster, whose sole purpose is to kill, maim and harm others. You want to be 'cool', 'popular' and all that shit..? You want people to respect you, and treat you like you think you deserve? Then you gain nothing by following me. You've got guts, and you have a fire in your gut. Use them. Become the person that you want to be, don't learn off of someone else." He pushed Enizo harder against the tree, releasing his collar, before turning away from the kid, and re-taking his seat.

Picking up a bowl of rice, he started to shovel it into his mouth with chopsticks.

[Enizo]

Enizo was silent as he thought about what Kazan had said... what struck him most was that he called himself a monster, something that Enizo was called frequently. Yet it didn't mean the same thing, and the prospect that some cool and badass dude like Kazan was nothing more than a killer seemed to strike him more than anything else he said.

"I can't leave..." Enizo finally spoke, his legs beginning to tremble and eyes beginning to water, "I just can't!"

[Kazan]

"A man doesn't cry." Kazan responded bluntly, setting his bowl aside, and picking up the second. Pausing for a moment to take a drink from one of his glasses of water, he also set that down, before starting to eat the rice. Noticing that Enizo was still there, he sighed and set down the food, staring down at the floor deep below them with a frown.

"Tears are wasted energy. Besides, I told you... There's nothing to gain from following me around, just get out of here."

[Enizo]

"I WANT TO LEAVE BUT I CAN'T!" Enizo yelled, looking back at Kazan with tears now streaming down his face, "IT'S TOO HIGH FOR ME TO CLIMB DOWN!"

[Kazan]

Smack!

Enizo was suddenly falling out the tree, which Kazan was now stood on top of, shaking his fist down at the falling figure with a look of anger on his face.

"OI! YA' LITTLE BASTARD! I THOUGHT YOU WERE JUST BEING BRAVE FOR ONCE! GRAAAA! DON'T YOU DARE COME CLIMBING UP MY TREE AGAIN!"

[Enizo]

"AhhhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" there was a loud THUMP as the boy slammed against the ground, and somehow managed to survive.

Actually the boy was pretty pissed. Enizo turned around and started kicking the tree, "THIS ISN'T EVEN YOUR TREE, IT'S THE TREE OF GUIDANCE! A STUPID TREE OF GUIDANCE THAT I'M GOING TO KICK DOWN!"

[Kazan]

'Saying I don't own the tree, eh..? Guess I'd best solve that.'

Whistling to himself, Kazan took a step back away from the tree, unzipped his pants, and started to leisurely relieve himself against the trunk, after a few seconds, he burst into laughter over whistling as he grinned at his own actions.

Admittedly, it was childish, and he was acting less than a dog than anything else. But all the same, that kid was annoying. He felt the need to shout down at Enizo whilst he covered himself back up.

"OI OI! I GUESS IT'S MY TREE NOW, EH?! WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!"[/i]

[The Mentor]

"TWO CAN PLAY AT THE GAME!" And as Enizo was about to piss on the oldest tree in the world the growing crowd of people had attracted the Mentor, who casually stepped up from behind.

"Kazan, Enizo!" The Mentor called, his voice booming throughout the entire area, "Are you two actually defiling the tree of Guidance!?"

The Mentor seemed shocked, never before in his entire lifetime had he had two students who disrespected not only the tree, but the rules of Guardianship!

One of the many being: NOT TO THROW CHILDREN OFF HIGH TREES.

"You two get over here this instant!"

"B-But Mentor!" Enizo began.

"PULL UP YOUR PANTS AND GET OVER HERE RIGHT NOW!"

[Kazan]

Kazan chuckled slightly.

"OiOi!" He called, finishing off some more of his rice. "It's about time you got here, Old Man." He jumped from the tree and landed with a surprising amount of grace. He held two bowls of rice, his last glass of water and his last slice of bread, which he was chewing on currently. He swallowed before motioning to the young Enzio.

"This kids been following me for a bit, after I saved him from Marcus' thugs. Don't you have rules or something about not following me, anything along those lines? Warnings? Health hazards? Risk Alerts? I mean, the kid's already fallen out of a tree trying to emulate me." He chuckled, eating some more rice. The crowds seemed stunned at the casualness with which he spoke to the Mentor.

"But seriously? He's got guts. Get Kai working with him or something, not that pervert-teacher that ogles all the female students. He has potential, and you know I don't talk about stuff this serious with good reason." He took another mouthful of rice. "Ahhhwop."

[The Mentor]

"I'm a health hazard? YOU'RE THE ONE THAT CONTAMINATING THE AIR THAT I BREATH!" Enizo's eyes were particularly popping out of his skull, despite the somewhat nice words that Kazan spoke of him he couldn't help but shake his anger... probably because he still kicked him out of a tree.

The Mentor shot the child a look that quickly made him quite up, "I'll take your word for it and contact Kai... I'll see if he wants a new student. But now I can't exactly punish Enizo too much for his actions, but because you peed on the tree of Guidance? There shall be punishment for that!"

The Mentor turned his back on Kazan but not before yelling, "Add eight additional hours to your training or no food for an entire day!"

The Mentor see everything and knows all... there is a valid reason to fear him.