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Raised in a ninja village, the protagonist of Do As I Say – Obedience To The Ninja Master nevertheless believes that ninjas have no place in the modern era. His detachment is challenged when he is unexpectedly appointed master to Kaede, a trainee whose progress has stalled. Her affectionate manner and eagerness to stay close usually leave him uncomfortable, but his growing attraction to her begins to complicate their new relationship. Rather than devote himself to conventional instruction, he uses the pretext of ninja training to steer their lessons toward intimate encounters. An escape drill involving thick ropes marks the beginning of this unconventional apprenticeship, where the boundary between professional guidance and personal desire quickly blurs. The story centers on the contrast between his dismissive view of ninja traditions and his willingness to exploit the authority his new role gives him.