>>42996353
>... you could probably summon a hollow here if you really wanted to. That'd clear up which ones will last right quick.
Deleted old vote.

>>42996353
>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.

I feel like it would be difficult for a captain to hold back enough to provide anything that they would be able to learn from, and summoning a hollow is Aizen tier dickery, so that's out.

>>42996353
>>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.

>>42996353
>>... you could probably summon a hollow here if you really wanted to. That'd clear up which ones will last right quick.

>>42996353
>Ask for a volunteer, demonstrate what they'll be learning.
Give them a taste of what they could achieve as a motivating factor, and then
>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.

>>42996353
>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.
Sit down and saddle up! welcome to riku's bootcamp!

>>42996353
>>... you could probably summon a hollow here if you really wanted to. That'd clear up which ones will last right quick.

>>... you could probably summon a hollow here if you really wanted to. That'd clear up which ones will last right quick.

>>42996353
>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.

We should get summoning a hollow cleared before we do that.

>>42996353
>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.

>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through what they're doing.

Summoning a hollow into the academy? Are you insane that has to be super fucking illegal.... Then again I know fuck all about how Soul society actually works

>>42996537
You need to quote the OP for your vote to count.

Ask for a volunteer
We should also flatly tell them about that survival rate, and how one of the real reasons we organize our division the way we do is to give them the support structure to survive their initial missions.
So work your assistance off in the academy kids, then come to my division, I'll work you all into the ground all over again, and then you'll be ready to be a seated officer

>>42996353
>>Ask for two volunteers, make them spar. Walk them through wha

>>42996353
With one hand you effortlessly create a giant brush using kidō, like the ones typically used in Shiba-style cannon techniques. Kūkaku showed you how to do this a while back, though not for this purpose. Instead you brace it against your shoulder and scribe a circle about ten feet across onto the floor, before tossing the brush aside and looking up into the rows of seats.

“I need two volunteers to...”

Abarai immediately springs to his feet, hand waving. “Ooh, pick me ma'am! I volunteer!”

You pinch the bridge of your nose and count to ten in your mind before responding. “You have no idea what I even want you to do.”

“Nevertheless, ma'am,” Abarai continues, “I volunteer to do it.”

“Then step up to the circle,” you sigh. “Kira, why don't you join him? You're about the right size.”

Slowly, the two young men join you in front of the class. Without warning, you hand an unsheathed sword to Abarai, who stares at you in confusion, then at the sword.

“Okay then, Abarai. This is an asauchi. I want you to try your hardest to kill me with it.”

The look of confusion on his face deepens as he furrows his brow.

“... excuse me, ma'am?”

“Don't worry,” you reassure him, “I could break that silly thing with my hairpiece. Just commit to your attacks like you expect 'em to do something, okay?”

After a moment to collect himself, Abarai aims a broad stroke towards you and delivers it with a shout. Despite his best efforts Abarai's swing stops abruptly against your raised arm, and the only blood dripping to the floor is from his own palms.

“What... the hell? I know that was a good swing...”

A brief pulse of your reiatsu nearly rips the sword from his hands as you force him backwards, then deliver a halfhearted strike to his solar plexus that slams the student into the nearest wall with a resounding crash.
(1/2)

>>42996353
>Many will die on their first few missions
Honestly, this bit was why I proposed adding armor to our men's equipment a while back. Not because I thought it would be directly useful against Aizen, but because it would allow more of them to scale the learning cliff without falling off and dying.

Rolled 3, 5 = 8 (2d10)

>>42996742
“Hakuda,” you explain to the stunned class as Abarai wobbles to his feet, “the use of reiatsu to empower physical strikes. One of the four basic combat arts of the shinigami, and among the most difficult to master. A requirement both for the Onmitsu and for any seated officers in my own Ninth Division."

"You still good to go, Abarai?" you ask as the student dusts himself off.

"I think so, yeah," he replies, though you can tell your punch took some of the wind out of his sails. In fact that was the entire purpose: he's now been weakened enough that he and Kira should be on an even footing.

You nod approvingly. "Good. Kira, Abarai, I'd like to see the two of you spar a bit empty-handed. I'll use the opportunity to point out your mistakes so the class can learn from them."

>DM rolling
>dice+3d10, DC 5. Most of their mistakes will be fairly basic.

Rolled 4, 8, 9 = 21 (3d10)

>>42996820

Rolled 10, 6, 2 = 18 (3d10)

>>42996820
time to wipe the floor

>>42996810
I suppose that would depend on what kind of armor it would be, since I dont think pure physical damage is what gets most people, but I could definitely get behind the idea.

Rolled 2, 2, 4 = 8 (3d10)

Rolled 3, 7, 7 = 17 (3d10)

>>42996820

problably no crit

Rolled 6, 4, 8 = 18 (3d10)

>>42996820

>>42996852

Issue with armor is that you often need to be strong enough to wear the armor and still move fast.

All the hollows do move fast in the series, being slow would be death.

>>42996891
Thats why I was thinking of some kind of Kido infused cloth, or laminate plate type deal. Not Normal chain or scale, which i doubt would really help anyway.
Basically I dont think any normal armor would do the trick.

5 rolls, only crit was a fail...
At least we pass... right?

>>42996820
“This is how the Onmitsu often train,” you explain as the two students begin to exchange blows. “The point is to remain within the circle. It builds general awareness.”

Maybe you took more out of Abarai than you intended, now that you get a good look at them. Or perhaps he's just not as good at this as the noble brat... come to think of it, it's possible Kira's had some training for this sort of fight. The red-headed boy's certainly having enough trouble getting past Kira's guard that either could be the case.

“Watch your stance,” you interrupt, grabbing Abarai by the hips and correcting his posture. “And Kira, don't lean back so much. Just makes it harder to reach. And both of you, lighter on your feet! What if you wanted to mix in a kick?”

Those minor changes made, you immediately spot more problems. All the while, you see the two girls your volunteers were talking to watching intently.

“Kira, don't hang out your jabs, you're begging for a Golgi strike. Abarai, you're not focusing. You're supposed to be using your reiatsu, not just your muscles! Now you're leaning in, Kira, close with your feet! Abarai, you stepped back too far when you dodged. That's wasted energy.”

Finally, after about ten minutes or so in the circle, both trainees seem to be about out of energy.

“Alright, that's enough of that...”

>Next, see who here knows some kidō.
>Show them what shunpo looks like.
>Show them the basics of zanjutsu, pass out their asauchi
>Other?

>>42996979
>>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42996979
>>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42996979
>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42996979
>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42996979
>>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42996979
>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42996979
>Next, see who here knows some kidō.
Drain their Reiatsu, drain their energy, then we go full Iron-man exercise with shunpo marathon runs..

>>42996979
>Next, see who here knows some kidō.
We should try to get Momo into the Kido corp asap, before Aizan can get his mitts on her.
That should solve a bunch of minor issues

>Next, see who here knows some kidō.

>>42997073
Isn't that a a bit too meta?

>>42997132
Only if we don't see how good she is at kido. The Aizen blocking is a happy coincidence.

So who else wants to cockblock Aizen by saving the students before Aizen can get there?

>>42997203
Only if we can do it Sans meta.

I bet Hinamori's sword would totally fall in lesbians with our sword.

>>42997073
Hinamori getting shanked was just Aizen kicking the dog. it had no actual impact on the plot, unless I'm forgetting something.

>>42997249
In canon, it was mainly to feign his death, frame the blame on shota jobber, and go undetected behind the scenes whilst maximizing his troll dick satisfaction.

Rolled 2, 4 = 6 (2d10)

>>42996979
“So, I assume you all at least know what kidō is?” you ask the class. If anyone doesn't, they don't speak up. It's possible some of them are also still intimidated that you blocked a sword with your bare hand... and actually hurt your attacker's hands instead of being injured yourself.

You nod. “Good. Does anyone know how to use it?”

A few hands go up, including the two girls you noticed before.

“Can anyone use a numbered hadō?”

A few hands go down.

“That isn't number one?”

All but the two girls' hands go down. Man, that's a pain.

“Well then, you two,” you sigh. “Come on down. You're Rukia, right?”

“Yes, ma'am,” the girl replies, avoiding eye contact.

You turn to the other girl. “And you are?”

“Hinamori, ma'am,” the brown-haired girl tells you quietly.

“Good, now can you two show me Byakurai?” you ask.

Hinamori looks around in a panic. “Wait... in here?”

You backpedal across the room in an instant. “Danku.”

The barrier leaps into existence, and Hinamori's eyes widen in delight.

“You can use Danku without an incantation!?” she practically squeals before managing to calm herself down. “And it's so powerful, too... there's no way I could get through that."
>QM rolling
>Roll 3d10, DC is a 4 due to Tenkotsuki paying attention as well

Rolled 6, 7, 1 = 14 (3d10)

>>42997299

Rolled 2, 2, 6 = 10 (3d10)

>>42997299

Rolled 5, 4, 8 = 17 (3d10)

>>42997299

Rolled 5, 1, 3 = 9 (3d10)

>>42997299

Rolled 8, 9, 8 = 25 (3d10)

>>42997299

>>42997331

Clutch Crit is credit to testing

>>42997331
Nice!

>>42997331
I got a crit. Nice

>>42997331
A crit, woo!

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>>42997331
CRIT!

>>42997299
>man, Rukia really sucks at this
>writing

>DC 4
>best of 3
>getting a crit counts as an accomplishment
Only in SSQ.

>>42997299
Both young women give the full incantation, which you hardly ever get to hear, and take aim at the barrier.

“Hadō #4: Byakurai!”

Hinamori's spell strikes the barrier, barely producing a weak popping noise. It was technically very good, but still massively underpowered. Rukia's spell simply goes off in her hands, managing to electrocute herself.

You lower the barrier. “That was pathetic,” you tell them, brushing a strand of hair out of your face. “Hinamori, you didn't put enough power into it. Apply yourself next time. Rukia, you were trying too hard and it backfired.”

“You've both got work to do,” you continue. “But at least it's a start. The rest of you have got even more catch-up to do than that.”

>Teach them a fairly easy spell?
>Move on to zanjutsu, your specialty.
>Other?

>>42997441
>>Teach them a fairly easy spell?

>>42997441
>Teach them a fairly easy spell?

>>42997441
>>Move on to zanjutsu, your specialty.

>>42997441
>>Teach them a fairly easy spell?

>>42997441
>Teach them a fairly easy spell?

>Teach them a fairly easy spell?

>>42997441
>Teach them a fairly easy spell?
Any Low number Utility spells worth their salt?

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I hope the canon still remains with her main role being a pin cushion.

>>42997441
>Teach them a fairly easy spell?
Let them feel accomplished in a simple thing, then run it over with more hard shit.

>>42997441
>>Teach them a fairly easy spell?

>>42997441
You decide that after that poor showing, you should try and maybe bolster their morale a bit with something they can be successful at. Maybe by teaching them a new spell that they could get their heads around.

“I'll be showing you something new,” you tell them after a moment's thought. “Bakudō #4, called Hainawa. It looks a little like this.”

You extend your fingers and a brilliant rope of energy bursts forth, grabbing Abarai around the chest.

“Renji!” Rukia shouts in alarm as you fire a similar rope at Kira, who's also far too slow to avoid being trapped.

Abarai struggles briefly against the binds. “I'm fine, Rukia... just... why me again?”

“And then,” you continue, using Hainawa to slam the two students together in midair. “You can combine the ropes to bind multiple targets in once place.”

Rukia still seems worried, but Hinamori is far too absorbed in watching the show to care.

Now... how to actually explain how it's done...
>dice+3d10, DC 6

Rolled 6, 1, 7 = 14 (3d10)

>>42997642

Rolled 3, 4, 5 = 12 (3d10)

>>42997642

Rolled 6, 10, 5 = 21 (3d10)

>>42997642

Rolled 3, 9, 4 = 16 (3d10)

>>42997642

Rolled 1, 1, 8 = 10 (3d10)

>>42997642

>stepping out for a snack

>>42997642
“Actually,” you admit, “I rarely have to think about these sorts of things. It's been instinctive for so long.”

With some help from Tenkotsuki, you manage to come up with an explanation for how kidō works. It's a clear mental image of what you want to achieve combined with proper control of your reiatsu and absolute concentration. The words of the incantation simply help a shinigami to focus, like a mantra repeated during prayer focuses the mind into a proper contemplative state, drawing on appropriate imagery to make the caster's vision a reality. With sufficient focus, control, and experience those words become unnecessary.

The students listen to your explanation, but very few seem to get it. The only people to make progress on Hainawa are Rukia, Hinamori, and the Kira boy, while most of the others are still struggling to manage the #1 spells.

Much to your surprise, Renji actually manages to use Sai and Shō within a half hour. Something about your explanation may well have clicked with him.

“Now then,” you interrupt as one of the noble-born students nearly blows his face off trying to do a Byakurai from his seat. “That covers two of the four arts.”

>Explain shunpo in detail, and show them how useful it can be.
>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.
>Other?

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
>>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.

>>42997918
>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.

>>42997918
>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.

>>42997918
>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.

>>42997918
>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.

>>42997918
>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
give them the basics than ask if anyone is brave enough for;
>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki

I don't see why we can't do both. We show them the basic stances and then we explain how a zanpakuto works.

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
then
>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
>>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu master class. Explain how a zanpakuto works while sparring with Tenkotsuki.
Time to show off!!!!!!!!!!

>>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
Lets not give them a fight they won't even be able to appreciate

We should show them the basics and then grab two volunteers

Can we make hinamori our fanatic instead of aizens? It would save her a lot of heartbreak

For the Shunpo section, why don't we take them on a marathon run and see how fast/far/long they can go. If they slow down and tire out, take them out for lunch for them to refill/recharge. But after lunch, kick up the pace to their absolute limit. kinda like how yoruichi recruited us when we were still a scrappy 'lil girl.

>>42997918
>>Zanjutsu lesson time. Show them basic form, explain how a zanpakuto works.
Only this

>>42998136
Uhg no thanks, Plus we already have one, Mirai.

>>42998175
Maybe we should give her to kaoru, she can be the kido lieutenant

>>42998136
nah, ship her to Isshin's division.

>>42997918
“This is my zanpakuto,” you announce, drawing Tenkotsuki from her sheath. “Each shinigami carries one such blade, or in extremely rare cases two. Each is a reflection of its wielder's soul, unique in its potential and abilities. It can take years to awaken one's zanpakuto, and years more to master its use.”

You then manifest Tenkotsuki herself at your side, to the astonishment of the class. Her many-layered kimono looks no less marvelous than usual.

“Each sword has two stages of release: shikai, and bankai,” you explain. “The first requires the wielder to be called into their own mind to speak with the sword, and to learn its name. The latter requires the wielder to manifest their sword into the world, and to subsequently defeat them.”

“This is Tenkotsuki, and she and I have been partners for around two centuries.”

You turn, and bow respectfully towards your sword. Tenkotsuki matches the depth of your bow.

“How would you like to proceed, Lady Riku?” she asks.

After a moment or two you make a decision. “Let's stick to the basics for now. They wouldn't be able to appreciate our best.”

Tenkotsuki bows again. “Do you have a specific style in mind? Perhaps the Jigen-ryu?”

“That'd be best,” you reply. “That's probably what they'll be taught from here.”

With nothing left to be said, you draw swords.

>dice+3d10, DC 5
>DC 7 will really make an impression

Rolled 4, 8, 7 = 19 (3d10)

>>42998285

Rolled 7, 2, 8 = 17 (3d10)

>>42998285

Rolled 4, 8, 10 = 22 (3d10)

>>42998285

Rolled 1, 9, 6 = 16 (3d10)

>>42998285

Rolled 3, 4, 7 = 14 (3d10)

>>42998285

>>42998298
>>42998306
>>42998315
passed the second DC on all 3 but couldn't crit the first

>>42998342
Consistent mediocrity is what we do best.

>>42998285
While keeping your attacks and defenses basic, your movements and Tenkotsuki's are smooth and graceful even by your own standards. You have to keep the speed down so that your students can actually see you moving: otherwise that'd defeat the purpose.

Steel clashes and sparks with each evenly-matched exchange, two partners completely in sync with each other in a deadly dance that lasts nearly ten full minutes: an eternity in combat, though it passes almost without your notice.

Eventually you and Tenkotsuki lower your blades, having run through every paired exercise in the Jigen-ryu school between individual bouts, thus covering all of the basics in one lesson.

“That's kenjutsu,” you explain. “The most basic aspect of zanjutsu, which you'll have to learn to execute your duties as shinigami. Jigen-ryu is very popular for its emphasis on power, which is great when dealing with enemies like hollows which should be felled in a single strike... ideally from behind.”

>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.
>Work shunpo into a higher-level bout with zanjutsu, hakuda, and kidō. Show them how a Captain fights.
>Other?

>>42998472
>>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.

>>42998472
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

>>42998472
>>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.
Then
>Work shunpo into a higher-level bout with zanjutsu, hakuda, and kidō. Show them how a Captain fights.

>>42998472
>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.

>>42998472
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

>>42998472
>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.

>>42998472
>>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

>>42998472
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

>>42998472
>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.
first one to catch the captain gets a free deluxe lunch!

>>42998472
>>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

>>42998472
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.
I see no way this could go wrong.

>>42998472
>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

>>42998472
>>Continue the lesson with a brief introduction to shunpo.

>>42998472

>Get a bit playful with the shunpo lesson.

Rolled 4, 9, 7 = 20 (3d10)

>>42998472
“Thank you, Tenkotsuki,” you bow to your partner as you sheath your blades.

She bows in return. “Of course, Lady Riku.”

After Tenkotsuki disappears, you turn to the class. “And for our final lesson, we'll mix things up a bit. First one to lay so much as a finger on me wins a free lunch on me at a fancy restaurant.”

“Begin!”

Several of the students in the first row charge you at once, and to their eyes you must simply blink out of existence for a moment as you use hirenkyaku.

“Oh, and you're going to have to use shunpo to do it,” you add, almost as an afterthought. “This is how I taught my kids... they're both geniuses, but I expect at least one of you will manage it too.”

The next few you don't even really have to use a rapid movement technique to dodge, as they're not even close to being fast enough to catch you just at your normal speed. In fact most of them couldn't catch you like this even with shunpo.

Renji makes a valiant effort, so you allow him to think he's won for a moment as you use Utsusemi to escape.

“Gotcha!” he shouts, only to hear the tinkling of your silver hairpiece behind him.

You knock him flat with a flick of your finger. “Not quite, kiddo. Maybe next time!”

As you continue to evade each of the students' attempts to tag you, you begin to explain to them your past with the Onmisukidō. How Yoruichi, the “Goddess of Flash” herself recruited you to be her subordinate, how you quickly became her Lieutenant after mostly skipping over the Academy, how you learned shikai and Bankai in record time. Throughout it all you drop hints about how to perform shunpo, but none of the students seem to be able to manage it properly.

“Even with me holding back as much as I am,” you explain, “for one of you to actually tag me would be an amazing feat. So don't be disappointed if you can't do it. Just try and learn from how I move, that's the point of the exercise.”

>QM rolling
>you may roll as well

Rolled 1, 7, 9 = 17 (3d10)

>>42998827

Rolled 2, 3, 4 = 9 (3d10)

>>42998827

Rolled 4, 10, 4 = 18 (3d10)

>>42998827
rolain

Rolled 7, 4, 10 = 21 (3d10)

>>42998827

>>42998827
>>42998871
QM wins on account of 4 > 1?

>>42998983
I doubtt i, The 4 and 1 are boht fails probably so we tied.

>>42998983
Don't think thats how the rolls work in this quest

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>>42998827
You can feel it coming well before it arrives: one of the students manages to use a shunpo behind you, though it's painfully telegraphed and unrefined. You didn't even have to see it with your eyes. It's easy to simply duck under the outstretched arm, rotate in place, and grab your attacker by her wrist.

It's Rukia, and with one finger on the hand whose wrist you've grabbed, she manages to tap you lightly on your own wrist.

Huh.

>Well, I suppose that counts.
>Hold out for something better.
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999013
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999013
>>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999013
>>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999013
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999013
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.
that'll do pig, that'll do

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>>42999013
>>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.
She's earned it.

>>42999013
>>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999013
>frown at her and grumble about lunch in an effort to hide how impressed you are one of these students managed to touch you.
Can we keep her?

>>42999054
We appear to be collecting canon characters, so I guess so.

>>42999013
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

>>42999054
Nah sadly she's already taken by Byakuya boy.

>>42999054
Naw we'll tell Byakauya about her and if he fucks up like he did in canon we will Bright slap him until he does right.

>>42999013
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.

She has learnt that sometimes you need to take a hit to seize a victory...

>>42999013
>That definitely counts. Winner winner, chicken dinner.
Cheeky girl.

>>42999013
Second decision:
>Grab something cheap, like soba
>Get something a little nicer, like Szechuan
>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>>Get something a little nicer, like Szechuan

>>42999220
>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone
We did specify fancy earlier

I'd laugh if we ran into Byakuya there

>>42999220
>>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone
we're gonna dote on you so hard you'll hate it.

>>42999220
>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

>>42999220
>>Go full-out, eat someplace a Kuchiki or Shiba would take someone

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>>42999250
>I'd laugh if we ran into Byakuya there
Oh god yes!
>Byakuya's face when

>>42999250
>Oh Hi, Byakuya, I found your sister in law! You can thank me later
>Byakuya just stands there with wide eyes while his brain reboots.

>>42999220
>>Get something a little nicer, like Szechuan
Don't go full noble too soon. You have to ease them into it, or they'll spend too much time gawking and won't enjoy the food.

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>>42999302
You rock King!

>>42999278
>>42999285
>>42999302

I suddenly feel like I should apologize to this fictional character

>Get something a little nicer, like Szechuan
>>42999220
Shes from rukongai, lets not intimidate her with nobility but at the same time we should congratulate her. I'm also up for letting byakuya know. Invite him too,

>>42999323
Pffft please! Never apologize for anything!

>>42999302
Well this should be fun

>>42999278
>>42999323
I wonder what will it take for him to completely break his stoicism and become openly social in a jovial way. or is it he's that big of an M that he secretly enjoys the pranks and teasing?

>>42999220
“That...” you frown at Rukia, whose grin evaporates as she apparently starts to wonder if she's done something wrong. “That actually wasn't half bad. You earned your lunch.”

You dismiss the class, many of whom simply slump over in their seats from exhaustion, and turn to Rukia.

“It was sloppy, but you got me fair and square,” you tell her. “So I'm taking you to a properly classy restaurant.”

“I... okay,” she replies somewhat sheepishly. Either it's because you're a Captain or a noble, but she seems like she's a little uncomfortable with the concept.

“Thank you, ma'am.”

“You think you can manage a few more shunpo?” you ask her.

She nods. “I think so, Lady Shiba.”

To her credit, she manages a few more shunpo before she seems to tucker out. Thankfully that gets you pretty close to one of the nicer restaurants you know. It's frequented by Academy staff who are looking for a nice place to take a date or a guest.

“This place seems really expensive,” Rukia observes nervously.

You shrug. “Given how much I normally spend on food it's nothing. Don't worry about it, it's my treat.”

>1d100 for hijinks, taking the second roll

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>42999523

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>42999523

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>42999523

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>42999523
Hijinks?

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>42999523

>>42999544
YES! Byakuya here we come!

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>>42999537
wat.

>>42999537
>>42999544
maximum hijinks

>>42999544
do we end up at the same table/room with Byakuya?

>>42999523
You lead Rukia into the restaurant, a high-class Catalan place, and order a large set meal for each of you. Though Rukia balks at the cost, she makes no effort to stop you.

“This is really good,” she admits once the food arrives. “Thank you, Captain Shiba. But I can't help but wonder why you've been so kind towards me and Renji.”

You shake your head. “I'm adopted,” you explain. “My name is Kusajishi Riku... like the district. Both my kids were from the Rukongai too.”

“I see,” she replies quietly. “It must be nice to be accepted into nobility like that.”

“It has its perks,” you admit. “But it doesn't change who I am.”

“Renji and I are from Inuzuri,” Rukia eventually admits. “We're the last two of our family alive.”

“I was fortunate,” you reply.

“So what do I call you, ma'am?” Rukia asks.

You shrug. “Lady Riku or Captain would be fine.”

A few moments later, your senses alert you to someone coming... someone powerful, whose reiatsu seems familiar.

“What is Byakuya doing here...”

>Call it a day. You really don't want it happening like this, if Rukia is who you think she might be.
>Let it happen.
>Get out ahead of it, meet Byakuya yourself.

>>42999816
>Get out ahead of it, meet Byakuya yourself

>>42999816
>>Let it happen.
I started this joke so I must finish it

>>42999816
>>Let it happen.

>>42999816
>Let it happen.

>>42999816
>Let it happen

>>42999816
>Let it happen.

>>42999816
>>Get out ahead of it, meet Byakuya yourself.

>>42999816
>Let it happen.
Prepare for maximum awkwardness!
When he arrives,Let's act not nonchalant about it. Lets get hyped about the revelation. That will really screw with Byakuya's mind.

>>42999816
>>Let it happen.

>>42999816
>Let it happen.

>>42999816
>Let it happen

>>42999816
>>Get out ahead of it, meet Byakuya yourself.
Poor Byakushi.

>>42999816
>Let it happen.

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>>Let it happen.

>>42999816
>Let it happen.

It's too late to stop it

We should at least let rukia know whats about to happen

It hasn't been too long since bya's wife has died. Seems kind of dickish to just surprise him like this

>>43000225
"Rukia, your brother-in-law is about to walk through the door and gape at you , just ignore him until he reboots."

>>42999816
Not really knowing what to say about the situation, you simply wait for Byakuya to come into the restaurant and sit down. When he looks over to your table he sees Rukia, and his response is to simply pause and stare. You frown and stare back. Rukia looks at you in confusion, then notices the Lieutenant staring at her.

“Lady Riku,” she asks quietly. “Why is that shinigami staring at me?”

You look Byakuya right in the eyes. He looks back at you, a probing sort of look.

“So, Byakuya,” you ask, “how are you doing?”

Byakuya quickly recovers. “Well, Lady Riku. Thank you for asking.”

“You getting ready to take your Captain's exam?” you ask, trying to tease out how he feels about Rukia's presence through his answers.

“I am,” he responds stiffly.

“I'm sure you'll do fine,” you nod.

“So who is this you're eating with?”

You wave casually at Rukia, who bows respectfully. “This is Rukia. She's a first-year at the Academy. I'm rewarding her for using shunpo this morning.”

“A new student?” Bakuya asks, evidently in honest surprise. “Impressive. Her name was Rukia, you said?”

>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.
>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.
>She looks exactly like Hisana.
>Other?

>>43000331
>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.
>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.
>She managed to tag me in a shunpo lesson, I was holding back a great deal, but it was still impressive.

>>43000331
>>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.

>>43000331
>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.

>>43000331
>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.
>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.

>>43000331
>>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.
>>She looks exactly like Hisana.

>>43000331

this >>43000351

>>43000331
>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.
>And yes.

>>43000331
>>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.
>>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.

>>43000331
>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.
>I know what you're thinking. I thought the same thing.

Maybe in a teasing tone "I think she may be Shiba material"

>>43000331
>>That's right. Rukia, from Inuzuki.
Don't have a meltdown, don't have a meltdown...

>>43000406
I like teasing Byakuya as much as anyone, but now seems a bit dickish, what with the dead wife and all.

>>43000467
Ruiku might playfully tease people, given Byakuya is prolly still mourning his dead wife it's not teasing. Pulling that is outright mean spirited and leads to a well deserved punch in the dick.

>>43000331
“That's right,” you reply. “Rukia, from Inuzuki. And I know what you're thinking... it was my first reaction too.”

Byakuya rises to his feet, turns around, and walks right back out the door without explaining himself... though you know what's on his mind. The man looked like he'd seen a ghost, and to your mind that all but confirms it. The girl sitting across from you is almost certainly the lost younger sister of Byakuya's late wife, Hisana. You don't know what their circumstances might be, but you know that it must have unnerved him.

You can't say for sure what he's going to do now.

“That was strange, Lady Riku,” Rukia mutters. “What was that about? You said something about your first reaction?”

>Tell her the truth?
>Make up a convincing story?
>Tell her it's not important right now.
>Other?

>>43000331
Did Hisana ever mention having any family?

>>43000633
>>Tell her the truth?
Did you have a sister?

>>43000633
>ask if she had a sister or family member named Hisana
>>Tell her the truth?

>>43000633
>Tell her the truth?

>>43000633
>Tell her it's not important right now.
it is a personal mater so we probably shouldn't go out and tell everyone we see but shouldn't lie either.

>>43000633
>>Tell her the truth?

>>43000633
Captains exam nerves poor guy.

>>43000633
>>Tell her the truth?

>>43000633
>>Make up a convincing story?
His captain exam is coming up and I can;t help but make alittle fun of him

>>43000633
>>Tell her it's not important right now.
Let Byakuya do it.

>>43000633
>Tell her the truth?

>>43000633
>>Other?
"Sorry. Not my story to tell."

>>43000653
Hisana mentioned to Riku that she had a sister named Rukia, though you have no idea what Byakuya thinks about the situation.

>>43000633
I support >>43000734

>>43000633
>Tell her it's not important right now.

>>43000633
>Other?
Tell her a half truth

"You looks like someone he knew."

>>43000633

this >>43000734

Let bya-kun do it

>>43000633
You briefly consider letting Byakuya simply deal with it how he likes... but at the same time, this concerns Rukia as well. And given Byakuya's position as the head of his house, you're not entirely sure how he's going to handle the situation. When you also consider the fact that he's still probably mourning Hisama's death, the situation becomes even more unpredictable.

This isn't like you. Your first instinct isn't to lie to someone who deserves to know the truth.

“Well,” you begin. “That was Kuchiki Byakuya, head of the Kuchiki clan. He was married to a young woman, Hisana, who passed away a few years ago.”

“And what does that have to do with me, Captain?” Rukia presses. “Please tell me.”

“Hisana... she was from the Rukongai,” you explain. “She also happened to have a sister who she lost before meeting Byakuya. Her sister's name was Rukia.”

“You look a lot like her.”

It takes a moment for Rukia to process the information. “So he thinks I'm... what? His sister in law?”

“I think so,” you tell her. “But you shouldn't say anything about it. I don't know what Byakuya's going to do from here, especially considering his position as the head of a noble clan. Aside from marrying Lady Hisana, he's always been a bit of a stickler for rules.”

“I see...”

>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.
>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.
>You should be careful. Getting involved with nobility means complications.
>Other?

>>43001131
>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>>43001131
>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>>43001131
>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.

>>43001131
>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.

>>43001131
>>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.

>>43001131
>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>>43001131
>>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.
At least when I'm not picking on him and making him mad. Yoru does it too.

>>43001131
>>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>>43001131
>>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>>43001131
>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

But

>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.

And

>You should be careful. Getting involved with nobility means complications.

It can get pretty confusing and it's full of dumb, pointless rules, too.

>>43001131
>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.

>>43001226
Why even bother voting?

>>43001131
>I'm sure it will be fine. Underneath it all, Byakuya's a decent guy.

>>43001253
>Why even bother voting?

To add in details.

>>43001131
>I'm not sure what to tell you. Just do what you think is right when the time comes.

>>43001131
“I'm really not sure what to tell you,” you admit, scratching lightly at your head. “Byakuya means well, but he can be a bit of a pain in the ass sometimes. I guess you just have to take things as they come, and do what you think is best.”

It isn't long before she has to make that choice. Byakuya makes Captain easily only a few weeks after meeting Rukia, and it's only a few months after that when Rukia is offered adoption into the Kuchiki clan: an offer she readily accepts. More astonishingly, she's offered an immediate posting in 13th Division under Ukitake and Kaien.

“It's like I said,” Rangiku sighs. “That Byakuya just wants her out of the way. I bet you he hasn't even explained why the poor girl's getting adopted in the first place.”

True enough. Taking Rukia out of the academy early would guarantee her a low seat, and Ukitake would probably keep her out of trouble. Short of promoting her into Sixth and watching her obsessively, it's the tightest leash Byakuya can keep her on.

>I should talk to Byakuya about this.
>It's really none of my business.
>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...

>>43001473
>>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...

>>43001473
>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...
Lets get Yoruichi involved with this.

>>43001473
>>I should talk to Byakuya about this.
>>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...
He never was too good at dealing with Yoruichi. Or us.
Both of us? Poor sap doesn't stand a chance.

>>43001473
>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...

He lacks conviction, make a choice and follow through or you should've never had anything to do with her in the first place.

>>43001473
>>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...

>>43001473
Invade kuchiki mansion for hardcore training session, bring Renji.

Gotta make sure that talent doesnt go to waste.

>>43001473
>I'm sure there's someone who can talk some sense into him...
>I should talk to Byakuya about this.
Lets help him loosen up. does the big boy have any pasttimes?

>>43001533
Dunno, if he's already started pretending he doesn't have any emotions then it's going to be a bitch to get him to do anything.

It took getting beaten to near-death to get through in canon.

>>43001589
>implying Rku can't do that now
>easily

>>43001473
>I should talk to Byakuya about this.

>>43001473
>I should talk to Byakuya about this.

>I should talk to Byakuya about this.

>>43001473
>I should talk to Byakuya about this.

>>43001473
“That moron,” you sigh. “Rangiku, kindly go sic Yoruichi on his dumb ass, tell her exactly the circumstances.”

Rangiku flips you a mocking salute. “Yes, ma'am!”

“What a pain in the ass,” you grumble.

Not long after Rangiku disappears, a messenger from the First Division appears in your office.

“More bad news, I take it?”

The man stares at you in confusion. “Not exactly, Lady Shiba.”

“Then spill it,” you state flatly. “I could use some good news.”

“You've been requested as a proctor for the Captain's Examinations for Lieutenant Ichimaru, ma'am. The examinations will take place tomorrow at the Sōkyoku hill.”

Well, ain't that interesting...

"Indeed," Tenkotsuki muses in the back of your mind. "Your boy has grown quickly, to be a Captain at his age."

>I'll be there.
>Who else is on deck?
>Recuse yourself?

Sorry, got a bit carried away and started writing earlier than usual.

Wasn't expecting a block of "do it yourself" right at the end of the voting period.

>>43001757
>I'll be there.

>Try to contain motherly joy.
>Fail to contain motherly joy.

>>43001757
>>I'll be there.
>>Who else is on deck?

>>43001757
>>I'll be there.
>>Who else is on deck?

>>43001757
>>I'll be there.

>>43001757
>I'll be there.

>>43001757
>Who else is on deck?

>>43001757
>I'll be there.
>Who else is on deck?
>Try to contain motherly joy.
>Fail to contain motherly joy.

>>43001757
>>I'll be there.
>>Who else is on deck?

Pretty sure Aizen is going to be there.

>>43001913
Seems highly likely.

>>43001913
pretty much guaranteed, seeing as he's Gin's current Captain. If he isn't, it means he's up to something shady

>>43001757
>I'll be there.
>Who else is on deck?

>>43001610
Oh, I wasn't doubting that she could, I was just thinking that it would give the 46 an excuse to slap down tons of penalties on Riku.

>>43001757
>I'll be there.
>Who else is on deck?

Time for Aizen to screw everything up I guess

>>43001757

>I'll be there.

>>43001757
“I'll be there,” you reply firmly.

Sure enough you're present at the Sōkyoku hill bright and early alongside the Head Captain and Kenpachi, of all people.

“Why do I have to be here?” Kenpachi grumbles. “It's too damn early for something this dull.”

“It is precisely that attitude I am trying to eliminate,” Yamamoto growls in response. “You should be more mindful of your formal duties, lest you be compared to your predecessor.”

“We wouldn't want that,” you yawn. “Man's idea of 'justice' apparently didn't include duty.”

Kenpachi shrugs and pops his neck. “I'd just hate bein' compared to a weakling like that. Guess I hafta put up with this... what a drag...”

Finally, Gin puts in an appearance. Late, as usual, which is a fact that doesn't escape the Head Captain.

“Sorry,” Gin bows repeatedly. “I got pulled off into one of Captain Aizen's pep-talks. I know the man means well and all, but there's only so many anecdotes that can apply to a situation... and he insists on not missing any.”

“Very well,” Yamamoto growls. “We will begin the examinations forthwith. Show us what counts for genius these days.”

>Why don't you start with some kidō?
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.
>You know what I want to see, boy. Get your Bankai out.
>Attack him. Give the other two a show.
>Other?

>>43002111
>>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
>Attack him. Give the other two a show.

The wolf Cubs have higher expectations to fulfill.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.
Gin is our son, so we almost definitely trained him to lie about his abilities even more than canon.

>>43002111
>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.
>Attack him. Give the other two a show.

>Other
>>43002111
Make him fight kenpachi, Should show better part of duty

>>43002111
>>Explain your shikai, for those of us who aren't familiar.

>>43002111
“Why don't you start simple,” you begin. “Show us your shikai.”

Dutifully Gin obeys, drawing his sword as he takes several paces away from you and positioning it carefully.

“Impale them, Shinsō!” he declares, and the tip of Shinsō's blade comes rocketing forward towards your face. You easily dodge by tilting your head to one side, the sword sailing past your left ear into the distance.

“You've still got your legendary speed, Lady Shiba,” Gin smiles. “I thought people were supposed to grow slower as they aged?”

“I'm not that old yet, boy,” you grumble as Gin's sword retracts again. You're plenty familiar with this attack, and Gin knows it. He's probably very much conscious of the image he's projecting for the Head Captain as well... it's part of his plan, whatever that may be, to look like a smiling psychopath.

What is he thinking?

“My sword Shinsō,” Gin explains, “can extend to the length of a hundred swords, and does so rather quickly. I added distance to allow Lady Shiba to dodge more easily... guess I overdid it.”

“Or your heart just wasn't in it,” Kenpachi sighs.

“How scary!” Gin exclaims softly, scratching his head in mock innocence.

>Kidō now, please.
>Bankai. You. Now. The anticipation is killing me.
>So you want to play that game, huh, boy? Have it your way.
>I've told you before, kiddo. You're a century ahead of yourself, thinking you can hit me like that.

>>43002568
>Bankai. You. Now. The anticipation is killing me.
>So you want to play that game, huh, boy? Have it your way.

>>43002568
>Bankai. You. Now. The anticipation is killing me.

>>43002568
>Kidō now, please.

>>43002568
>>I've told you before, kiddo. You're a century ahead of yourself, thinking you can hit me like that.

Let him give a show with control over what abilities he discloses.

>>43002568
>Bankai. You. Now. The anticipation is killing me.

>>43002568
>>Kidō now, please.

>>43002568
>>Bankai. You. Now. The anticipation is killing me.

>>43002568
>>Kidō now, please.

>>43002568
>>Kidō now, please.
Fundamentals first.

>>43002111
>Why don't you start with some kidō?

>>43002568
“And now a Bankai would be appropriate, right Head Captain?”

Yamamoto nods sternly. “Quite true, Captain. I assume this time it will not be aimed at your face?”

“Of course, of course!” Gin insists. “I was planning on aiming it at Captain Zaraki's face this time.”

Kenpachi raises an eyebrow. “Leave me the hell out of it, I haven't even had my mornin' pot of coffee yet.”

“Gee, you're no fun,” Gin grins. “So, I've already told you how long my zanpakuto extends in shikai, correct? How long do you reckon it extends in Bankai?”

You shrug. Your fellow Captains remain silent.

“It's thirteen kilometers,” Gin informs you, his grin growing even wider.

“Bankai: Kamishini no Yari.”

For a moment you see Gin's eyes open, the piercing blue visible for one rare moment as he slices a distant tower... you think that was part of Aizen's Division headquarters. A bell tower, from the sound of it.

“Huh,” Kenpachi shrugs. “Was that all?”

>3d10, DC 6

Rolled 1, 1, 1 = 3 (3d1)

Rolled 3, 5, 6 = 14 (3d10)

>>43002879
Let's see if we're as observant as Ichigo?

Rolled 8, 6, 5 = 19 (3d10)

>>43002879

Rolled 7, 2, 7 = 16 (3d10)

>>43002879
rolling
>>43002900
fuck off

>>43002879
Again, I jump the gun. We'll just have to do kidō next.

Also, I'm a bit disappointed you didn't turn it into a sparring match. That would have been fun to write.

Rolled 8, 10, 1 = 19 (3d10)

>>43002879
More mediocrity

>>43002914
That's the final exam

>>43002914
I voted for it earlier but there didn't seem to be much traction with it today. Guess anons are gettin soft.

>>43002879
>the piercing blue visible for one rare moment as he slices a distant tower... you think that was part of Aizen's Division headquarters. A bell tower, from the sound of it.
hehehe, you cheeky boy.

>>43002914
gotta build up to it

>>43002879
No... Kenpachi's wrong. Dead wrong.

Gin's sword doesn't just blow its Bankai on one extension. Judging by the feeling of his reiatsu he's still in Bankai. And the way his sword retracted again almost instantly... in close range, one little mistake could mean instant death against this technique.

It suits him perfectly.

“You saw it too?” Rosa asks. “Your boy... he has quite the nasty ability.”

“I doubt we have even seen its full capability,” Tenkotsuki muses in agreement. “A Bankai such as that... we cannot assume that we fully understand it after seeing it just once.”

As your son's eyes meet yours, you can feel a grin spreading across your own lips.

“What a lovely ability,” you compliment him. “Truly worthy of the name Bankai...”

>Test his Bankai in a quick exchange. Maybe you can tease out more about it than he's shown you.
>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

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>>43002914
>implying this isn't 4 posts of foreplay for us
I thought you knew us better than that, boss.

>>43003076
>>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

>>43003076
>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

>>43003076
>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

Boy's gotta have some secrets.

>>43003076
>>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

>>43003076
>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

>>43003076
>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

>>43003076
>Test his Bankai in a quick exchange. Maybe you can tease out more about it than he's shown you.

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>>43003076

>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

Not like we're not doing the exact same thing, anyway.

>>43003076
>Test his Bankai in a quick exchange. Maybe you can tease out more about it than he's shown you.

Just not so much others can make out those secrets by simple observation.

Don't aizen to know

>>43003076
>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.

>>43003076
Anon's cockblocking Queen ruthlessly.

>>43003132
The head captain is there. If anything is revealed, he'l pick up on it

>>43003076
>>Press him on his kidō abilities. Let him keep his secrets.