For the past few rounds, Nakahara has given Ryoma a little more freedom. But now, he is beginning to regret that decision.
Because the Ryoma sitting in front of him is no longer the obedient fighter he knows. And this isn't the reckless Ryoma he has spent the past several years dealing with, either.
For some reason, Nakahara feels as though he is dealing with someone much closer to his former student, Shimamura Suzuki.
Unwilling to let Ryoma walk down the same path as Shimamura, Nakahara steps closer and tries once again to reason with him, just as he has during the previous two rounds.
