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The Kuchiki had given in, but knowing well of their stubbornness, there was no telling as to just how he would act once she let him go fully, so while releasing him, the muck had formed around his broken fingers and held them in a way which would allow him to work as if nothing hadn’t happened. The zanpakuto spirit had her eyes on him at all times now, so even if he had decided to cross her amid the new threat, the black mass would encase him just the same, and may perhaps just rid of him altogether.
Swinging from building to building, and gliding across rooftops, Yasu had swallowed the last morsel of food she had scooped up to once again replenish her energy and caught sight of the beast that wreaked havoc against the Southern Rukongai. Another short burst of energy and she was flying through the skies, eyes on the area where the other shinigami had gathered.
However, her journey was cut short. Landing nearly just outside of the southern walls, dangling as if she were hanging off of the web, she squinted. Only a few miles ahead of her, Yasu could see the ground caving in on itself, and while she wanted to save the destruction above ground, the cause lies far deep within the soil. The breakdown of the field below had the area quaking far more than it should, and it disturbed Yasu to no end. Just what did the group ahead of her do? Maybe in the order of things, that they worked together in favor of the opposing party: an accidental mishap that was costing the lives of hundreds, perhaps thousands of souls.
“Haah…”
I can’t touch it. Not directly. I don’t even know if I have enough left in me to force it out, but. Her
Yasu screamed in frustration and pulled at her hair, but the call from her spirit made her stop. Slithering out from the mass on her outer skin, Odei had appeared and created a wave-like motion with her hand and then clenched her fist. Yasu could only observe and ponder as to how long it could hold for. The beast below was eating away at everything and anything in its way to get closer to them. It was closing in, and she clicked her tongue in distaste. She’d have to work her hardest today, and Soul King be damned if she didn’t get rest after this if there even was an after.
“Hikouzaka Buchi!”
Kicking it into high-gear, Yasu had forced herself to shunpo to get there instead of using the swiftness of her Shikai and own personal prowess. The first immediate sense of duty was to save who she could. So with that, Yasu extended her arms in front of her and screamed at the top of her lungs. For the falling residents that weren’t able to run in time, to reach their hands out as she leaped through the air to get to the most disastrous area. In a desperate attempt for survival, hands shot out near immediately at the command and found a sticky substance latching onto them from fingertip to elbow. While the structures fell, Yasu had a hold on as many as she could before tossing them as gently as possible from the chaos. The wild cries and watery thanks to the King were heard, but Yasu had yet to relax. She'd gone even so far as to dive into the hole far enough to catch those deeper than most. Reaching out towards the skies with an abundance of souls in tow, they both launched back up before anyone else could fall victim. They too were placed among those who had managed to escape the zone before the fall. Happy with their safety, it wasn't over. There was still the underlying problem that lies far beneath the dirt.
In fear that those falling through would feed the beast further, that second skin she wore broke off of her and embedded itself into the ground. Between the mental link of her and her spirit, they both knew how to work in sync. Having enough room and time to do this simple, yet taxing task, the substance began pooling inside of the ground just a few feet deep. Forcing her way down and amassing a large amount of much similar to a marsh was rough, considering she was much more suited to a quicker execution of things and smaller instances. Allowing the build-up of things had sweat beading down the side of her face, and her breath run ragged. Yasu had used her Shikai to create a new sort of surface layer to replace the sunken one, making it soft enough to absorb anything else that fell and be solid enough to keep anything from piercing right through. Had anyone been caught, they’d have been washed up onto the nearest patch of solid ground in a wave as if water were carrying them to shore.
Meanwhile, the broken structures were tossed haphazardly to the side as junk. The marsh safety blanket was thick, and she had hopped down, gliding as if she were on the ice around the area. This was the best that she could do as of now. For what other information did she have left to go off of other than make no contact whatsoever? While those other shinigami arriving would take the citizens somewhere safer, Yasu was left at a bit of a standstill. Her expressions scrunched up into that of a person who was stuck in a very difficult position. Slicking her pink locks back, and out of her sight, hopefully, she would be met with some aid. This was all she could do for now.
