Even when leaving Kyoto after paying respects at Tomoe’s grave, it’s so sweet that you come down from the mountain specifically to say goodbye.

I love tokoroten too much, Master.

It’s really arrogant for someone who jumped out and did whatever they wanted to come back and ask me to teach them my secret technique…

I don’t even have the intention to take over Hiko Seijuro.

Take the cape.

But that cloak…

>>10

If they’re really causing that much trouble, they must have been acting out somewhere, so it’s just a matter of time before it comes to light.

Both the master and the disciple are strict with men until then.

Ever will take them down without killing.

If I had died during the transmission, the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū would have been extinguished…

Originally, a muscular guy like the one in the thread is the successor.

I have recklessly jumped out and killed many people with the sword techniques I learned, believing it was for the sake of the world, but after experiencing various things and feeling empty, I found myself swaying. Then, I met important people again and want to protect them, so please teach me your ultimate techniques!

>>15

When dealing with others, those who act like they’ve been around longer are completely dependent.

I wonder if at the time of mastering the secret technique, Kōta can kill his master, having finished his training smoothly without participating in the turmoil.

It has a rather mean side, but that aside, it’s too sweet.

It seems that Kenshin’s body is falling apart from the recoil, but is it possible that the master is not affected at all…?

The fact that I’m this invested in someone who’s not physically suited for it…

>>23

Other than physical build, the talent is incredible!

If you go down the mountain during training and start doing filthy things like killing people, you can’t complain if you get killed.

Well, fighting seriously happens only about once every several years.

I think Kenshin overexerted himself more than expected.

Even though I left by kicking up sand with my back legs, I came back for my own selfish convenience.

If you’re in a position to make requests, why not go fetch the water yourself? Kenshin is overly dependent on his master.

>>27

It’s that attitude kids have towards their parents during puberty.

Thinking about my master after our quarrel makes me feel a little sad.

Even masters and most of the successors must have lived with feelings similar to Kenshin’s.

I can’t imagine losing even against Shishio.

>>32

Well, it’s no surprise that something almost like a superior version of Kenshin is using sword techniques with a non-reversed blade…

>>32

Even if Shishio was watching Ryusho-sen in Shingetsu Village, I don’t think he could catch the Ryusho-sen released by his master with his hand…

If you get exhausted, there’s no one to wake you up, so isn’t it just a tough situation?

I guess I have to say that Kenshin really is just a brat when it comes to his master…

>>38

It’s amazing how I rarely have to bow my head or look apologetic towards my master… right?

Too much dependence!

Well, I might have been able to indulge in the feeling of “Let’s kill Senpai and take over the world!”

I think I’ll be chasing after you soon…

Possessing a skill level equal to or greater than Kenshin after mastering the secret technique.

A gorilla macho, about twice the size of Kenshin, is coming at me with the intent to kill from the very beginning.

It’s not an opponent that someone like Shishio can handle.

It seems they would appreciate the things I did while helping others as a wanderer.

>>42

Well, it’s precisely because the root has always been a good child that the master won’t abandon them.

>>42

In fact, it was said that Rurouni Kenshin represents the true way of the Hiten Mitsurugi style.

>>42

I wanted you to use it that way in the first place, but that foolish apprentice…

After finishing the secret technique transfer, placing an additional order at Aoiya is also amusing!

At least let’s tell them where we’re going before we leave.

>>43

Thanks to running around Kyoto at top speed, I made it just in time.

I don’t follow a school of thought, but please teach me your secret techniques.

I won’t tell you the location, but please protect Aoi-ya.

Too sweet…

My name is lame, so please change it.

But the master looks pleased when seeing that Kenshin is liked by various people…

It’s too monstrous to face Fuji’s strike head-on…

In fact, Kenshin from Rurouni is perfectly embodying the way of Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu as his master described, by defeating villains in various places.

Speaking of which, my master has a real name too…

You’ve been ugly self-promoting for a while now, Tokoya.

By the time of the Hokkaido edition, I suppose there might be some age-related decline.

>>57

It must be a level of error.

>>57

Since the time of Tokoroten, I’ve been thinking that with that visual, humans are really terrible, and given the length of the career, it doesn’t seem like there will be much decline in just a few years.

Who is this potter?

Kenshin’s little thing has lost endurance…

He’s a great foster parent and he gave me the special technique (Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū), after all…

It is far too lenient to impart the secret technique to a disciple who has abandoned their training and left.

Isn’t Kenshin overly dependent when it comes to his master?

It would be fine for the master to go and fetch the water.

Even though I taught you the secret technique with the determination to die, it’s usually infuriating to not continue the lineage.

Teaching a muscular swordsman-like martial art to the small-framed Kenshin is quite a sweet point.

>>66

Kenshin is quite slender… The power of his techniques is so extraordinary that it’s hard to believe given his muscle strength.

The strongest master character in the story is a great thing.

It’s really too strong for a master character who doesn’t die from this kind of thing.

>>68

In other works, characters like Kamehameha from meat-focused stories die due to the noticeable decline in their depiction…

It’s amazing that you can say “If you’re coming back and making unreasonable requests, why don’t you go get the water yourself?” Kenshin.

I’m a spoiled child only in front of my master.

Isn’t it too flexible to be a potter now that it’s no longer the era of tickets?

I realized something amazing.

The master who barely escaped with his life thanks to the Ten Shoryu Flash, but Soujirou and Aoshi are doing just fine, right?

>>72

Do you think I can adjust the power against my master?

After all, the main story is skillfully balancing a no-kill approach.

Kenshin may lack power, but his speed is on par with his master’s.

Normally, if you suddenly attack your master after a fight, it means there’s nothing left but a life-or-death struggle, right?

A character type that ends the conversation if they come out too much.

I’m the strongest, but it’s not that I can’t give my all right now; rather, the disciple’s body is reaching its limit.

I think they’re more on the monster side, even though they’re a master character.

>>78

So don’t hold back and give it your all too, Fuji!!

I’ll win, though.

I wonder if there are people who would seriously face off against this person in a swordsmanship weapon.

It’s pretty ridiculous that Kenshin, despite not having a well-developed physique, is swinging around the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu solely based on talent and has become the greatest slasher of the Bakumatsu period.

It’s a cross counter against a rapid charge, so it has unmatched power in the story, right? The secret technique learned during training.

>>82

To teach the Flying Dragon Flash, I have to seriously try to kill you…

Even though it’s a lack of power, that agility of his is definitely monstrous, Kenshin.

Yahiko might succeed Hiko Seijuro…

At that time, I didn’t know the original material, but the cloak is just too accurate.

Just in case, it might be that Kenshin’s child will inherit.

Yahiko is from the Kamiyakan style.

I’m being told by my dying master to learn to use it freely from now on.

The secret technique that the man known as Battousai wields is the art of drawing the sword, which is simple yet intense.

Kenshin’s techniques are wearing his body down, but even if he often rushes into dangerous situations, normally there aren’t many occasions to use techniques like the Kuzuryusen or Tensho Ryu Sen.

It was just a whim or coincidence that I made Kenshin my disciple.

Although I said to inherit it, it seems that the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu intends to end with this generation.

But in that world, strong enemies keep appearing one after another…

I think he is sweet to his disciples, but overall, he is quite a dry person.

>>96

I think you can’t uphold the principles of your style unless you become dry.

Then I will inherit the Hiten Mitsurugi-Ryu.

Kenshin has too much talent for reading the future.

If emotions come up, I can deal with it even just a step before shrinking.

>>99

Other than his physical abilities, Kenshin has incredible talent.

The Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu is too strong, so the side that gets to ally with it will definitely win.

Well, staying in the mountains is to avoid seeing unpleasant things that make you want to move around as much as possible…

It’s like having a son.

If we’re not careful, there’s even a possibility that Kenshin could be the weakest of all time.