In Clementine, Yukio could see the reasons to teach children about demons early. At this age, they were open-minded, able to pull away from the misconceptions that society liked to pass around — and perhaps that was why Father Fujimoto had started early with Yukio. Having had the sight, it made more sense to teach him what he needed to stay safe, while also providing the wisdom to know when he had to.

Still, he wondered if he was being coercive. Perhaps at some point, he needed to speak with Clementine's guardian.

"There are some demons that don't mind being trapped. But all could potentially work up to the point of being dangerous. Like anything else, it depends on need and personality," said Yukio. "This Greeman golem may be one of the most naturally peaceful demons I've yet to encounter, but I've also seen one grow to twice my size and rampage through a forest."