What did Sekiro mean when he thanked Sculptor for saving Kuro?

[Tronitus]

I think I missed something or I'm just forgetting it. It's my second playthrough and I still can't figure out why Sekiro thanked Sculptor.

[brad]

He brought him to the temple and gave him the tools and knowledge required to save Kuro.

[Tronitus]

Originally posted by brad:

He brought him to the temple and gave him the tools and knowledge required to save Kuro.

Wait, seriously? That's all? I thought there was a direct interaction between Sculptor and Kuro. lol

[InstableMonster]

Originally posted by Tronitus:

Originally posted by brad:

He brought him to the temple and gave him the tools and knowledge required to save Kuro.

Wait, seriously? That's all? I thought there was a direct interaction between Sculptor and Kuro. lol

Well without him Sekiro could have died or wouldnt be able to.face his opponents

[HypetheKomodo]

He dragged him to the Temple and was nice enough to replace his arm to prevent him from bleeding to death.

Sadly it takes him a couple hours of gameplay to be thankful.

[Tronitus]

At first I really thought it was something related to the shinobi shortcut from the castle to the temple but dang I never thought Sekiro would be thanking Sculptor for something he did indirectly...

That "For saving Kuro..." had me misunderstanding it all at an abnormal level.