[Yuuna steps up to stand beside Blue, giving her a wan smile. It was indeed a bit of regret, for not being able to do the right thing, but as much a hefty desire to get stronger and stand up for others. She'd been taught that was one of the first things any martial artist needed to learn: that they have a responsibility to do what they can for other people. And as someone who'd repeatedly failed to follow through on her promises, she was not about to wallow in self pity. ]

Becoming a trainer, Blue...is my chance to change myself. [It just slips out, really, but it's very true. And because of that, she just keeps on going. There's no point in just saying something halfway.] I've said that a lot, in my past. I've been selfish and I never really stuck with any one job for very long. And my parents...bless them, and my teachers too, always acted like I was letting Union down. That was before I met Uzushio and Gouken, and made the decision to become a trainer, though.

[She holds up a fist and looks right at Blue.]

The only one that really seemed to get me was Master Yashio, my fighting instructor. One of the first things I was told was that I have a duty to Union, and that if he taught me I'd have to put myself second for the good of others. That ultimately that was what his teachings were all about.

So, no, I'm not going to do anything reckless if their's danger. But I'm not going to hide in the city anymore and shove my head in the sand like a Doduo. I'm going to do my part, right here with my team. Maybe I'll get hurt...but anyone can. You, me, Enlightened. That's not the issue though. The issue is that we've got power. Either by being Enlightened or being a Trainer, and with that power there comes a certain duty to the people that don't have it.