[Everything is for the good of the land! Everyone just has very different definitions of what that is, and Nobunaga and Mitsuhide's... don't quite fit together, as Mitsuhide may have begun to suspect.
Nobunaga downs some more tea and sets the cup back down the table with a small grunt. He's not quite the Demon King at this stage - just a junior, inexperienced devil who's already becoming frustrated with Mitsuhide's purity and doesn't quite know how to rip that immaculate shroud away so the beast behind it may be unleashed.]
You have no vision of your own, then. Do you not realize that Nobunaga expects far more from you?
[With his stomach sufficiently full, Nobunaga leans back against Zweilous' side, half-closed eyes still staring fixedly at Mitsuhide.
It's amazing how much he looks like any tired peasant youth.]
They say that the light of the moon is only a reflection of that of the sun. Whether that is true or not, I expect you to shine your own light, Mitsuhide.
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Nobunaga downs some more tea and sets the cup back down the table with a small grunt. He's not quite the Demon King at this stage - just a junior, inexperienced devil who's already becoming frustrated with Mitsuhide's purity and doesn't quite know how to rip that immaculate shroud away so the beast behind it may be unleashed.]
You have no vision of your own, then. Do you not realize that Nobunaga expects far more from you?
[With his stomach sufficiently full, Nobunaga leans back against Zweilous' side, half-closed eyes still staring fixedly at Mitsuhide.
It's amazing how much he looks like any tired peasant youth.]
They say that the light of the moon is only a reflection of that of the sun. Whether that is true or not, I expect you to shine your own light, Mitsuhide.