He wasn't saying he wanted to be no sensei or nothing like that. He just wasn't willing to say he DIDN'T want to go the sensei route eventually.
Besides, he'd gotten her to open up a bit and stop acting quite so robot-like. He'd even gotten her to smile once. Not a very good smile and it hadn't lasted very long, but there had been SOMETHING he'd gotten when he'd bandaged her hand that once.
It had been one of his Oyaji's training ideas. Using the flex of some really long bamboo in a big stand of it, you attacked by bouncing off one and countering and utilizing the sway as you twisted around the natural made poles.
Rei had been given the exercise of trying to manuever through those while he had been throwing overripe produce at her to get her to dodge.
Unfortunately she came down entirely wrong.
So he'd ended up carrying her back to camp, tending to her wounds, and doing something he had absolutely no experience with - caring for an injured girl.
He didn't care that much about 'artificial' or 'clone' or whatever. He didn't even care that much about the whole 'slave' thing. This was his student.
So his Pop wanted to go to Nerima about a dojo, huh? Why was he chuckling and stuff like that whenever he mentioned it?
Weird.
Rei's hand went to the pouch at her side. The bandage was there. A strip of cloth. A token. A symbol.
Red eyes regarded her Master as she removed her hand and resumed work on preparing breakfast.
"This is probably some kinda dojo challenge," said Ranma after a few minutes. "Though Oyaji usually ain't so close-mouthed about it."
Rei nodded to show she understood.
"Well, maybe we'll get a good meal outta it," said Ranma after another silence.
What he didn't realize was that:
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