The worst priest ever

Yenomei had heard the Enjin's voice speak of the difference between the techniques between the branches but it was not that easy to explain. Before long Yenomei nodded slightly as he turned his attentions to the spiritual weapon having it vanish on sight of them both.

"The techniques are different based upon those that are finishing their schooling. As one technique can destroy any seal but give up the life and the other gain give incredible powers for the one whom uses it but will gain a huge drawback. I cannot explain how each one truly works as you will be the one to find out the hard way of course...though the other branch that belongs to use it known as the Kenbi branch they are not located in this country because they get further training from their branch head, whom is related to us by blood. Asakura Grave he knows only the technique known as Acala it does large amount of damage...but if used, one will have the shinigami come for their soul quickly."

Yenomei handed Enjin a scroll that had a special ribbon wrapped around it. The silk reddish ribbon would not untie easily as it was specially made for one who can understand themselves before understanding others.

"Enjin, once you have decided what branch you wish to be part of I can only say, that scroll will then allow you to read it. As the ribbon is a special one that keeps information from being viewed only when it turns blue can it allow one to read the contents within it. Now get going so you can train its getting late and I need to rest before the new day comes."

Yenomei soon turned to leaves leaving no trace of himself at all. Only Enjin stood within the opening of the shrine.

Yenomei explained how the two branches of the clan worked, one being able to break any seal, and the other used for far more martial power. The royal path and the loyal path. WHile honestly, Enjin would of made his own path-- his own style, but if he had to pick one or the other, he knew which one he had to do.

"Meh... well if I have to pick ONE..." he said and gave the old man a cocky look. "It would be the loyal path. Fighting is more my strong suit anyway. " he said.

At that time, he was handed the scroll. He took it and looked it over carefully, but before he could protest or even give a verbal jab to the old man, he vanished.

Left alone, Enjin gave a groan as he looked at the scroll. It remained as such till he sat down on the grass and looked it over. "Pfft... pain in the ass old man. How about he just be less cryptic for a change. Alright, my path is the Loyal path. " he said aloud.

But the scroll didn't open. It remained the same color.

Enjin narrowed a dirty look at the scroll. "Come on, you!!" he said angrily as he tried to open it up, but it wouldn't budge. "Open up already! " He tried pulling, even biting to pull it apart but no such luck.

Finally giving in, he sighed and held the scroll in his hand. He simply thought about the Loyal path, and the power that it would come with... and then and only then, did he blink with surprise. The scroll's ribbon suddenly turned blue and lifted up when he moved it.

It seemed to respond more with his own thoughts and emotion rather than his actual words. In truth, he was still reluctant. His desire to make his 'own path' was strong, but the scroll would only open to one way or another.

Realizing he had done it, he opened up the scroll and began to read what it had contained.

Yenomei nodded to the choice of Enjin even after he tried to open the scroll several times. With that the old man turned to leave him alone with the scroll that had nothing within it. As it was a test to allow on to fully understand their heart more or less. As he vanished off the Asakura head of the Loyal Branch came.

"I heard you came to be part of our branch of the Asakura how lovely."

Smiling at the young man Hao turned his attentions over to the leaf that was drifting on the ground before nodding to it. With his grandfather's approval to train Enjin had begin with that much he turned waving his hand over for Enjin to follow so they can begin training Enjin in the way of a Loyal Branch member.

Enja finally had the scroll opened and was about to read it-- only to find it was blank. His expression became that of shock and emotionless distaste. He looked at the empty scroll for a moment, and felt his burning anger start to simmer.

*WHAM!* He kicked one of the statues in the garden down. "You suck, old man! THIS AIN'T FUCKING FUNNY!!" He shouted, thinking it was some sort of participial joke. Enja had a bit of a fiery temper that could get the better of him.

However, at that time, he heard a voice behind him. He stopped his little fit, and turned around. It was none other than the man known as Hao. Hao was a big shot in the clan, and relatively close to Enja's age. Though his true range of skill was unknown to him, the way he fought before against the old man Yenomei was nothing to doubt. He was ridiculously strong. At that time, he invited Enjin to train with him.

"Eh... alright. But wipe that smug smirk off your face. It makes me wanna knock your teeth in," ENja said in more or less a smart ass joke. Hao had a smirk that just made him seem so cool and self assured. It made Enja feel less and seemed to be looked down upon. He acknowledged those who were stronger than him, but bragging about it was another deal.

Regardless, he followed Hao towards the area for his training in the Loyal Path.