Mike listened, taking in the information as quickly as possible. The kid was smart. Maybe not a genius like Donatello, but he knew what he was talking about. It wasn't shit that he was making up--whatever he was saying know was something he was taught, either from a school or from a master.
Optimism. Brains. Fighting ability. Probably seen a bit of war, too, as mentioned earlier in the conversation. All things that he'd need in order to survive in this place.
"Gonna have to argue against the genjutsu," Mike stated after Lee finally finished. "It kinda sounds like making a cartoon or writing a comic book, but by one person that's messin' with your senses. Simple genjutsus would be simple, but even then... comic books and cartoons usually only flesh out the main characters entirely, and they have an entire group of people workin' on it. You don't go around drawin' every character in full detail 'cause it takes too long. Or if you do, they aren't that interestin' or unique. Background characters."
Mike looked around the room, settling at the lines for getting breakfast. "This place? It's full of main characters, if you catch the drift. Too much detail. 'specially people like me, with dozens of scars. Even my voice is messed up. Too much detail. Anyone with half a brain would go for somethin' simpler if they were tryin' to fool you. ... Suppose it could be more than one person doin' it, but it's still an awful lot of detail. Kinda ridiculous to come up with something like this that ain't really believable at first, anyways."
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Optimism. Brains. Fighting ability. Probably seen a bit of war, too, as mentioned earlier in the conversation. All things that he'd need in order to survive in this place.
"Gonna have to argue against the genjutsu," Mike stated after Lee finally finished. "It kinda sounds like making a cartoon or writing a comic book, but by one person that's messin' with your senses. Simple genjutsus would be simple, but even then... comic books and cartoons usually only flesh out the main characters entirely, and they have an entire group of people workin' on it. You don't go around drawin' every character in full detail 'cause it takes too long. Or if you do, they aren't that interestin' or unique. Background characters."
Mike looked around the room, settling at the lines for getting breakfast. "This place? It's full of main characters, if you catch the drift. Too much detail. 'specially people like me, with dozens of scars. Even my voice is messed up. Too much detail. Anyone with half a brain would go for somethin' simpler if they were tryin' to fool you. ... Suppose it could be more than one person doin' it, but it's still an awful lot of detail. Kinda ridiculous to come up with something like this that ain't really believable at first, anyways."