Cajole him by agreeing with him, but don't get into a quarrel with Kibei.
This man Kibei, his disposition appears to be as ugly as his face.
He cared nothing for the scowls of Kibei nor the wrath of Kwaiba.
After all Kibei was a samurai; harsh, but with the courage of his caste and profession.
Kibei, who with the men preferred night for sleep, rushed in.
Kibei has nothing to give, and has given no explanation for not giving.
Kibei's presence, as the successor to Kwaiba's office, was required.
One disaster after another, in house and ward, had been visited on Kibei.
For the rest, this Kibei can claim a night's attendance from the kashiku.
Iémon was a coward, and the cold eye of Kibei sent a chill down his spine.
