Running forward with the intention of doing his best to protect the fallen monk, Kyuzo notices that the need for this is gone when the bandits turn tails and run away.
He knows well the futility of trying to follow them while still encumbered by his armor.
When he sees Takane moving to aid Fan, he keeps his pace until he reaches the downed bandit, hoping he will find him still alive.
While sheathing his katana again, Kyuzo hears the slight sound of an arrow passing him by and watches one of bandits fall without a sound, the back of his head pierced by a single missile.
Smiling inwardly, Kyuzo realizes that his first impression had not deceived him, as the Mantis samurai was a superior archer indeed.
He knows well the futility of trying to follow them while still encumbered by his armor.
When he sees Takane moving to aid Fan, he keeps his pace until he reaches the downed bandit, hoping he will find him still alive.
While sheathing his katana again, Kyuzo hears the slight sound of an arrow passing him by and watches one of bandits fall without a sound, the back of his head pierced by a single missile.
Smiling inwardly, Kyuzo realizes that his first impression had not deceived him, as the Mantis samurai was a superior archer indeed.