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Tenzin smiled lightly at Lecter as he mentioned Jinx's punishment for him should the monk step out of life, but the old man wasn't one to commit such acts. He wouldn't have betrayed the Dragon as his leader, however much the monk hated it, nor would he disrespect any other leader - including Jinx. "Well, thank you," Tenzin said, watching the shaman carefully.
The time had come for them to depart. Tenzin turned to look around the Vale for a moment, grasping at the sight of Chenrezig's red leaves that stood above the other trees. He would be leaving behind everything now. Even though the Dragon had left to reign elsewhere in the world, the monk was spiritually attached to the paradise within the mountains. Dawa's body would be left behind, buried deep between the roots of the white-barked tree and for the first time in a long time, he'd be without her. He'd always be without her physical presence now.
There was a certainty about him as he turned back to Lecter finally. "I am Tenzin, the monk," he said to the shaman, "But my full name is Yasuo Tenzin. Yasuo, the unforgiven, for having freed the Dragon." An uneasy quietness caught in his throat and he searched for more words so he could continue. "Yasuo means 'honest man, peaceful man,' but the title I was bestowed forever contradicts it," he said sadly, eyes dropping as he shifted, "It is a great shame in my culture, because I can never be the true Yasuo ever again."
Lifting his eyes again, he grinned. "I am no longer a monk, as I do not live in a monastery and my lifestyle will surely need a change when I leave the Vale," he said, and despite the sadness that weighed heavily in his eyes, the man was smiling, "as such, Tenzin will need to stay behind in the Vale as well. I will still be a spiritual man and it will not be my place to judge others, but do you think you could help me make the transition to Yasuo?" A pause settled in and he nodded curtly with his eyes closed, before opening them again and saying, "With that then, yes. I am ready to go."