Tsumi could smell the meat cooking and his mouth watered. He felt the need to add pepper or something but didn't actually bring any seasonings with him. After all he hadn't actually planned on hunting today. Instead he had managed to make a friend and get dinner all at once. Still he would listen as she questioned him over what she had just seen. He always found it odd that humans didn't know much about spirits. It was common place knowledge for Yokai after all. They had grown up around it and were a part of it. Humans had shut themselves off to the spirit world a long time ago. Only their chakra connecting them to it now. They simply didn't wish to acknowledge that their greed had torn wounds into the spirits for generations. At least that was his aunts explanation. However Tsumi wasn't cold towards humans over it. If anything he pitied them. For they mostly didn't understand what happened after death. Especially to those who died peacefully. Old age and surrounded by family. It was more peaceful for them. Still he would fidget as he figure out how to explain it. He wasn't a well lit bulb after all.
"Well lets see...its not really like a ritual or anything like that. Or a jutsu. It's just about paying respects to what you hunted. That said, if it isn't done sometimes the animal passes on and sometimes it remains as a spirit. To be honest though helping those spirits along usually involves light fighting or even talking to them after death. It's kind of a common chore for young Yokai. If you land a blow on a spirit it disperses. See we are all...uh...right there is this energy that flows through all of us. A cycle of life right? When it's dispersed or dies peacefully its energy returns to the flow and becomes new life for a new being. Some say when dark spirits are dispersed the life they become is a cursed one. Destined for evil. I don't think so though. I think it's a relief for them just as much as the innocent to find peace. Even bad people deserve good things in the end ya know? No one wants to die alone with no dreams. It happens I guess but it's a hero's duty to see to it that life is fair to everyone around them. Even spirits."
"Well lets see...its not really like a ritual or anything like that. Or a jutsu. It's just about paying respects to what you hunted. That said, if it isn't done sometimes the animal passes on and sometimes it remains as a spirit. To be honest though helping those spirits along usually involves light fighting or even talking to them after death. It's kind of a common chore for young Yokai. If you land a blow on a spirit it disperses. See we are all...uh...right there is this energy that flows through all of us. A cycle of life right? When it's dispersed or dies peacefully its energy returns to the flow and becomes new life for a new being. Some say when dark spirits are dispersed the life they become is a cursed one. Destined for evil. I don't think so though. I think it's a relief for them just as much as the innocent to find peace. Even bad people deserve good things in the end ya know? No one wants to die alone with no dreams. It happens I guess but it's a hero's duty to see to it that life is fair to everyone around them. Even spirits."