Nyx closed her eyes, taking a slow deep breath, trying to take the sharp edge off the flash of anger exploding inside of her. She had been harsh, so she couldn't expect anything less from him. He was a monster trapped in a body of a boy. She pinched the bridge of her nose counting down from ten.
"Everyone is weak. I lost my family, but you lost your soul, who has paid the bigger price for their lackings?" She spoke, her voice cold, calm and collected.
She opened her eyes, staring at him with her head high and shoulders squared.
"But in you being a monster I find respect for you. Of course I doubt it is the respect you would want. My weakness is my humanity, something I dare not relinquish, and something that I am all to familiar with. I do not need your expertise to tell me that. I know, when you were suppose to train me all those years ago I was a child, but I am no longer a child. In retrospect I would probably have greatly benefited from your training then, but I can see that I would probably be a completely different person today if I had gone then. But I stand I stand in front of your now a grown female with experience and self awareness of my own strengths and weaknesses. You do not have the right now to talk to me like I am completely unselfaware. I will do the physical training you ask of me, but I will expect a bit more respect, you are not my elder."