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After taking a short break, Zero had returned to his "training," but rather than training, he was mostly swinging his blade around violently, kicking up more and more sand and leaving a mess around him. Sand was in his hair and on his clothes, but he didn't seem to notice or even care. 'Rampage, destroy! Fill your urge for destruction! Attack with reckless abandon!' Zero heard a voice shout in his head that sounded a lot like his own. He had been so caught up in his "training" that he failed to notice the strange cuts that would occasionally form on his skin even though nobody was around to inflict any damage to him. At that moment, he didn't hear Nadia's voice, or rather, he tried to ignore it because he didn't want her to see him like this.

After leaving Nadia behind at the pool, Zero returned to the place where he had spent his time training. As much as he didn't like to ditch her without a reasonable excuse, he thought, at least at the time, that it was the smart idea. He took a moment to make sure absolutely nobody was nearby or potentially watching him before he took a deep breath and extended his left arm. Dark power flowed out of his body like cracks in a dam and shortly afterwards, a sword appeared in his hand. Unlike the silver blade he had before, this one had a dark purple blade and a jet black hilt. Dark power covered the sword like a thick flame, strong enough so that even someone unaware of magic would be able to see it if they were close enough. After he brought out the weapon, however, Zero bit his lip, trying to contain the overwhelming power. It took him more effort to swing the blade, but when he did, a strong blast of wind kicked up the sand in front of him. Only a few swings was all it took for Zero to fall to one knee, panting. He stabbed the sword into the sand and moved a hand towards his chest. 'I was right. It's getting worse. Moments of calm are nice and all, but as long as I have this power, I can't have that. It's all that scientist's fault for everything,' Zero thought. When he thought of the person who pretty much ruined his life, the dark power coming from him only got worse, which was affecting his body even more.

Zero stopped walking for a moment and turned to face Nadia again. "You'll be fine. With your looks and personality, I bet you'll have guys lined up to talk to you and take care of your...other needs," Zero replied.

Zero opened his mouth to speak, but before he could say anything, his attention turned to his hand, where more wisps of darkness began to come out. 'So that's it. It's getting worse again. I should've known,' he thought. He clenched his fists and slowly turned away from Nadia. "Listen, Nadia. Maybe I should be getting back to my training. I really appreciate you taking time out of your day to spend time with me, and...well, you know, the other thing, but..." Zero said, but stopped himself again. "It's just safer, all right? I'll be sure to repay you someday," Zero added before he slowly started walking away from Nadia. As he walked, he laughed a bit at himself. "I really am pathetic, aren't I? If I go now, at least I won't have to see the dissapointed look she probably has on her face. However, we come from different worlds. And like I said..." Zero said to himself, clenching his fists. "It's better this way."

Zero took a moment to think it over, mostly by pacing back and forth, but couldn't really come up with a solid answer. "I don't know. Like I told you, I don't know too much about what normal people do with their time. Besides..." Zero said, but stopped himself mid sentence. In his mind, he was conflicting between telling Nadia about something he had been hiding and not telling her. In the end, he opted to not tell her unless she asked about it. "Nothing. Never mind." he said.

Zero slowly looked away from Nadia. "A little bit, I guess. Yeah, you could probably say that," Zero said, quickly turning back to face her and waving his hands in front of him. "But it's normal. It's not a big thing or anything," he added in an attempt to reassure her that nothing was wrong.

"Huh?" Zero asked, shaking his head and trying to regain his focus. He slowly tilted his head. "Did I...already finish?" he asked, as if he had no idea what had been going on the past several moments.

Unlike before, Zero didn't react. He simply continued to massage Nadia, almost mechanically. Every so often, he would stop abruptly only to shake his head and continue without a word. During the moments he stopped, the same dark wisps from back when he was training alone on the beach would come out of him.

Zero blushed a bit, but took a deep breath to compose himself before he got started. He started up at her shoulders and started to make his way down slowly, mostly because he only had a very general idea of what he was doing.

'Sometimes I wonder how I end up in situations like this...' Zero thought to himself while he followed Nadia.

"I mean, I can probably do that first part..." Zero mumbled mostly to himself, slowly looking away from Nadia to hide his face from her.

"To be fair, you could be asking for a number of things like a massage or putting sunscreen on your back or something," Zero said.

"Help you? Sure, what do you need help with? As long as it doesn't involve writing on papers," Zero asked, mumbling the last part under his breath.

"I...I see. Glad to see you enjoyed it..." Zero quietly replied.

Zero blushed a bit as he took a couple of steps away from Nadia. "So...how was it?" he asked.

As Zero continued thrusting int Nadia's mouth, he could feel himself getting close to his limit. He pulled Nadia's head closer as he came, holding her in place until he was done.

Zero let out an even louder groan, and without really thinking much about it, began thrusting his hips forward to push his dick further into Nadia's mouth.

Zero groaned in pleasure as Nadia sucked on his cock. He clenched his fists, trying to resist the urge to pull her closer to him.

"Well, um..." Zero tried to say, but he couldn't come up with a reasonable answer to Nadia's question. "No, it's fine," Zero quietly replied.

Zero's whole face turned red as his trunks fell to his feet. "Hold on a sec, right here and now?" Zero asked.

Zero gave a simple nod in reply. "Sure, I could do that," he answered.

"Yeah, I'll be sure to let you know," Zero replied, wrapping his arms around Nadia.

Zero put a hand on Nadia's shoulder. "It's fine, Nadia. You don't need to apologize. It's just that there's something heavily weighing on my mind, that's all," Zero replied.

"N-no, it's not that," Zero said in an attempt to reassure Nadia. He was considering whether or not he should tell her about what he was hiding or not, but couldn't decide.

Zero opened his mouth to say something, but stopped himself. As much as he wanted to either agree with Nadia or say something, deep down, he knew he was in no position to.