<i>Tendou walks calmly toward the monster. He stares sternly at the beast, but does not utter a word.</i>

<i>Tendou stands before the gathering, staring calmly through the current attendants. It seems as though he had business to do, but found the gathering to be obstructing it.</i>

Grandmother once said this, &quot;Once you've seen the real thing, you won't be fooled by an imitation.&quot; The same applies to your situation. Every single person leaves their footprint, allowing for elementary guesses to be statistically on the nose.

<i>A man in a dark suit approaches the scene. One must be sure to survey their surroundings before deciding his course of action.</i> &quot;Grandmother once said this, 'The man who walks the path of heaven will rule over everything.'&quot;

<i>Tendou simply listens to the group talk to each other, nothing piquing his interest as of yet.</i>

<i>Tendou raises the box to acknowledge the question.</i> &quot;Put simply, this box is meant to contain what is inside it. Most boxes are.&quot; <i>After this statement, he decides to acknowledge the physically (perhaps mentally) ill.</i> &quot;Grandmother once said this, 'The sickness is caused by the food.' This fellow eats poorly, an inexcusable crime.&quot;

<i>A man clad in traditional Japanese garb, down to the wooden sandals, walks through the door frame. He takes but a second to assess the damage, frowning in displeasure. He begins to speak to those who bothered to listen.</i> &quot;Grandmother once said this, 'A man who keeps himself poorly has been treated poorly.' Let us mourn the owner's injustice.&quot; <i>The odd man sighs in disappointment at the world. More curiously, he holds a wooden box aloft atop one hand. As he steps, the box remains perfectly balanced. No visible movement affects the box as he takes a seat at the bar. He acts oblivious to the fighting behind him.</i>