The sun had just risen over Vidur's mansion, casting long shadows across the courtyard where Subham was engaged in his daily training. His movements were fluid, his focus sharp as he practiced the Dragon Gale Kick. Each strike of his leg carried the power of the wind, testament to his growing mastery of the technique.
Meanwhile, inside the mansion, Vidur and Sam watched from a distance, their expressions a mix of contemplation and concern.
"He's improving quickly," Sam remarked, his eyes never leaving Subham. "But there's something about him... something unsettling."
Vidur nodded, his gaze steady. "You're perceptive, Sam. Subham carries a heavy burden, one that he may not fully understand himself."
Sam turned to Vidur, curiosity and worry mingling in his expression. "Master, what exactly is wrong with him? I can sense there's more to his struggles than just the weight of his responsibilities."
Taking a deep breath, Vidur began to explain. "Subham has a condition known as split personality disorder. However, in his case, it's a bit different. His two personalities are manifestations of his inner demon and his unconscious mind."
Sam's eyes widened in surprise. "Inner demon? Unconscious mind? What do you mean?"
Vidur continued, his tone grave. "His inner demon represents the darker, more primal aspects of his psyche—his rage, his fear, his capacity for violence. When it takes over, Subham's strength increases exponentially, and he exudes a godly killing intent that can terrify even the most formidable foes."
Sam looked back at Subham, who was now practicing a series of rapid kicks, each one more powerful than the last. "So, the power he displayed during the fight with the Guardian of the Forest... that was just a glimpse?"
"Exactly," Vidur confirmed. "What you witnessed then was merely a drop in the ocean of his potential. His inner demon's power grows stronger with each act of slaughter. The more he kills, the more formidable he becomes."
"But that's dangerous," Sam interjected, concern evident in his voice. "If he can't control it, he could become a threat to everyone around him."
Vidur nodded solemnly. "That's why we must help him learn to harness and control his powers. Subham's unconscious mind, the other part of his split personality, holds immense potential as well. It represents his deepest instincts and his ability to survive against all odds. Together, these aspects make him uniquely powerful but also uniquely vulnerable."
Sam absorbed this information, his mind racing. "So, what do we do, Master? How do we help him?"
Vidur placed a reassuring hand on Sam's shoulder. "We continue to train him, guide him, and support him. Subham's journey will be a difficult one, but with our help, he can learn to balance the light and dark within him."
Outside, Subham paused in his training, wiping the sweat from his brow. He glanced towards the mansion, sensing the eyes upon him but unaware of the gravity of the conversation taking place inside.
"We must be patient," Vidur said softly. "Subham has the potential to become a great warrior, perhaps even a savior. But first, he must confront and master his inner demons."
Sam nodded, his resolve strengthening. "We'll help him, Master. No matter what it takes."
As the sun climbed higher in the sky, casting its warm light over the mansion and its inhabitants, a sense of purpose settled over them. Subham's path was fraught with challenges, but with Vidur and Sam by his side, he stood a chance of overcoming them and discovering the true extent of his powers.