Thick-Headed Nobles

Before he had know what was going on it seemed as though Yoma had already left to enter through what had once been a barrier seperating their world from the realm of the Sugiurans. Steiner had no idea what he was talking about when he refered to how he didn't know what had happened between them, after all Yoma had been around during it all hadn't he? He had single handidly devestated a park and left it in ruins, for what exactly? To get him riled up, to push his buttons, and force him to actually fight. Sure, that had been a long time ago and by what Yoma knew about him, he probably hadn't expected much to change for the human, but a lot had changed. A great deal had changed for him and now with him housing a ziamichi spirit with an immense power of his own, Steiner easily had access to a great deal of power now, his training with Cirno, couple with the startling battles he had undertaken since that day, had changed him more than anyone could have possibly imagined. He was strong, but not strong enough to make a difference in this crazy world filled with beings who's powers dwarfed his own. Yet, Steiner had survived some crazy shit, and standing there now as he was, stood testament to how resilient the young man had became since that day in the park.

"Anxious, isn't he?", the guide said to Steiner, who had yet to go through the now open gate to the realm beyond. Steiner shrugged his shoulders, he himself was anxious, but he also had his worries about what awaited him on the other side of this proposed barrier. Yes, it was a new world that he had yet to embark into, but he had already had his fair share of run ins with beings who wanted to knock him down a peg or break him like a twig on their knee. In essence, it was a show of restraint for him to not go rushing in himself, but that restraint was merely him being cautious about what awaited him. "Sure is, best get going otherwise he might do something reckless.", Steiner said as he realized that he had just let the man who had decimated a park into a new world that was full of potential innocents who could be terrorized by his methods. Steiner didn't hesitate a moment more, walking through the entrance that had been created, and looking back over his shoulder for a moment he realized he had been followed by their wayward guide.

The feeling of passing through the newly made entrance in the barrier was like being hit by some form of static, his skin tingled, and the hairs on his arm stood up at attention. He shook off the momentary feeling to cast his eyes toward what appeared to be a medeval fair of sorts, upon closer inspection he could tell that nothing was a prop, at least to his keen sense of sight at the least. No, this was the Western Kingdom, and much like the rumors had said, the Western Kingdom almost had a feel of the middle ages, not that Steiner seemed to mind that in the least. He himself was a fan of the lore from that particular time period and was quite interested in what sort of history the people of this realm had to share with him. Yoma, as he quickly learned by merely looking a few meters from his position, was already intermingling. He was running about, looking among food stalls, and intermingling with locals and much to Steiner's amazement, not causing too much trouble at all for the people around him.

He took a deep sigh, unsure of what sort of person Yoma was, but none the less he decided to begin to mingle himself. Walking around the fair ground and talking to several residents of the Western Kingdom, most of which were slightly friendly, if not wary of him, and his arrival. It was very clear they were not used to non-sugiuran's being in their world and their realm and were quite resolute in not allowing themselves to stare too long at him or to even enter into prolonged eye contact with him. It was if he were a bad omen, something negative that people couldn't look away from, but they would try their best to do just that. The guide watched him though, creepily glaring at him as he inspected not only the people and the cuisine, but the structures that had been errected in the western kingdom which shared similarities with the ancient structures used in the middle ages. He wondered if this was mere coincidence or if the knowledge had passed on by the Sugiurans to the those in the middle ages, perhaps there had been suguirans on Earth far before the existance of their realm was discovered by the powers at the pinnacle of their respective organizations.

As Steiner tried his best to gather information, he would only find more questions due to the nature of the people around him. No one was really in a sharing mood and none of them seemed to want to spark up a conversation with the young man, regardless Steiner continued on with his own mission, and as he walked around doing his job, he wondered if he was forgetting something. His eyes went wide as he realized that he hadn't seen Yoma in a while, even more so, the guide that had brought them there was busy looking for him as well, and in that vain that meant that Yoma had just straight up disappeared. Steiner shook his head, knowing it wasn't a good idea to leave the guide's side, but also realizing that Yoma could be causing panic somewhere and with that realization he gained the purpose to break the mission he had been given.

Walking through a crowd and lowering his own spiritual presence, Steiner quickly found himself blending in rather well with the Sugiruan people, and once he had ditched the watchful eye of said guide, he began his own search for Yoma. He expanded his senses to do that, searching for anything tha would give him a hint as to where the young trouble maker had gone. That is when he noticed the red haired shinigami walking off toward what looked like a white haired boy, Steiner choosing to make a b-line through the crowd, and shoving people who got in his way to get over there quicker as to prevent anything sort of problems in this rather peaceful, yet old world setting they were in. He arrived at the area where Yoma was at, only at the brief end of Yoma's dialogue, and then held up his hand, halting the two from further interaction. "How about we don't rough up the locals before we get to know them?", Steiner said his eyes narrowing at Yoma as he spoke. There wasn't an air of coldness there, but an air of tension as Steiner didn't want to have them fight here as things could easily be minsconstrued as full on conflict.

He knew Yoma, well only part of him, but Steiner knew just enough to know just how far things could go in an instant, and he would hate to strain relations before they had even began! He then listened to the child, well not really a child as he had heard that Sugis aged differently than normal species, and he didn't really know how to quantify their age comparitively to his own. "Forgive us, if we fight here it might strain things. I am Steiner Franz, representing the Vanguard on this particular mission to further ties with the people of the Sugiuran realms. I'm sorry if Yoma caused you any problems...", as Steiner would state this he would stare daggers in the direction of Yoma. He didn't trust Yoma, but he also didn't want to spoil any potential opportunities to learn about the combat techniques of their species.

He was greatly interested in fighting someone from this realm, but he also didn't want things to turn south as they normally did for him. "If there is going to be a fight...we should do it somewhere outside of sight of others.", Steiner said lowly to the both of them, his own eagerness to train, and get stronger overwriting any sort of air of caution he had moments ago. He wanted to fight strong opponents and grow stronger from it, but he also didn't want to strain relations with a group of people who could prove to be powerful allies one day. "Got any place that is secluded where we can throw down at without people catching us?", Steiner asked as he looked around to make sure that their guide has not caught on to their position yet.