Shinigami
Administrator
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The young soul retrieves his Zanpakuto and once again believes time is on his side as he launches himself back once he has a grip on his blade once more. Did he not notice it? The odd glow emanating from his blade? Did he not once take time to think about why his blade was glowing? Taking a firm grasp of the blade in hand he believes he is ready to continue the bout, to finally give it all he’s got. This is a false hope, something Tenzen poisoned him with by allowing him to retrieve his Zanpakuto. He is still young and has much to learn when it comes to combating a Captain. He watches Hiroka discard his arm, narrowing his eyes as the boy makes a gesture with his blade.
”Hadō #31...”
Perhaps Hiroka wanted to put on a show or display of some king by activating his Bankai considering how he stared down at Tenzen as if his display were to be a cause of worry or concern. His pressure increased, an obvious sign that something was about to happen something was going to take place and yet Tenzen remained still, unphased and unmoving. He could see the glow in Hiroka’s eyes, the power that was surging through him was enough to create such a glow, sadly he will never see the release of his Bankai as Tenzen had seen enough.
Mercy
”Shakkahō.”
Whilst holding his blade in his left hand his left arm and the left side of his torso would suddenly explode. The damage dealt did not come from an external source it, instead, came from within a spell triggered from within his body by the Kido Corps Commander. Any surge of power he may have been building would possibly vanish as his blade falls down from the plateau he stands upon. Did Tenzen truly cast the spell within the body of Hiroka with such accuracy? The answer is both yes and no and the details to the answer for this question are laced within events that took place early in the bout. When Hiroka was spinning his blade with the cloth Tenzen had severed it with his Katana while it was clad in a white glow, a white glow that transferred to Hiroka’s Zanpakuto. Kido Displacement, there are very few who have seen this personal technique of the Kido Corps Chief used and lived to tell about it, though they may have no idea what it even is. In Hiroka's haste to recover his rigged Zanpakuto he allowed the hidden spell to be transferred into his body. Kido Displacement works as Tenzen channels a spell within himself, a separate spell or in his Zanpakuto and once one of these three things makes contact with another object or person it is transferred until Tenzen triggers it. It traveled from Tenzen’s blade, through Hiroka’s cloth, into his Zanpakuto and finally into Hiroka himself. Had he been more observant he would have found something amiss with his blade early on as it was glowing on the ground, more so he never questioned why the retrieval of his blade was such a simple task.
The left side of Hiroka’s torso would have it’s innards damaged and exposed from the Hado exploding. An odd twist of irony that it was an explosion that was his undoing. Tenzen casually swings his Zanpakuto releasing a crescent arc of golden mist to land upon his opponent’s blade. He learned that by separating wielder and weapon causes a violent explosion and so he wishes to prevent that from happening again. He leans forward on his toes and flickers from his standing spot to stand beside Hiroka.
”We are finished here.”
The spell he was chanting has its energy released into the air with the sky and clouds returning to their original stark blue and fluffy white colors. He even disengages his Shikai to sheath his blade and cast Goyōgai (五養蓋, Five Support Cover) on the boy to keep his body in stable condition until they return to Soul Society. There is no kindness in the casting of this spell, it is done as a necessity to keep the soul alive so he is not charged with his murder. An act done out of selfishness rather than kindness.
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The young soul retrieves his Zanpakuto and once again believes time is on his side as he launches himself back once he has a grip on his blade once more. Did he not notice it? The odd glow emanating from his blade? Did he not once take time to think about why his blade was glowing? Taking a firm grasp of the blade in hand he believes he is ready to continue the bout, to finally give it all he’s got. This is a false hope, something Tenzen poisoned him with by allowing him to retrieve his Zanpakuto. He is still young and has much to learn when it comes to combating a Captain. He watches Hiroka discard his arm, narrowing his eyes as the boy makes a gesture with his blade.
”Hadō #31...”
Perhaps Hiroka wanted to put on a show or display of some king by activating his Bankai considering how he stared down at Tenzen as if his display were to be a cause of worry or concern. His pressure increased, an obvious sign that something was about to happen something was going to take place and yet Tenzen remained still, unphased and unmoving. He could see the glow in Hiroka’s eyes, the power that was surging through him was enough to create such a glow, sadly he will never see the release of his Bankai as Tenzen had seen enough.
Mercy
”Shakkahō.”
Whilst holding his blade in his left hand his left arm and the left side of his torso would suddenly explode. The damage dealt did not come from an external source it, instead, came from within a spell triggered from within his body by the Kido Corps Commander. Any surge of power he may have been building would possibly vanish as his blade falls down from the plateau he stands upon. Did Tenzen truly cast the spell within the body of Hiroka with such accuracy? The answer is both yes and no and the details to the answer for this question are laced within events that took place early in the bout. When Hiroka was spinning his blade with the cloth Tenzen had severed it with his Katana while it was clad in a white glow, a white glow that transferred to Hiroka’s Zanpakuto. Kido Displacement, there are very few who have seen this personal technique of the Kido Corps Chief used and lived to tell about it, though they may have no idea what it even is. In Hiroka's haste to recover his rigged Zanpakuto he allowed the hidden spell to be transferred into his body. Kido Displacement works as Tenzen channels a spell within himself, a separate spell or in his Zanpakuto and once one of these three things makes contact with another object or person it is transferred until Tenzen triggers it. It traveled from Tenzen’s blade, through Hiroka’s cloth, into his Zanpakuto and finally into Hiroka himself. Had he been more observant he would have found something amiss with his blade early on as it was glowing on the ground, more so he never questioned why the retrieval of his blade was such a simple task.
The left side of Hiroka’s torso would have it’s innards damaged and exposed from the Hado exploding. An odd twist of irony that it was an explosion that was his undoing. Tenzen casually swings his Zanpakuto releasing a crescent arc of golden mist to land upon his opponent’s blade. He learned that by separating wielder and weapon causes a violent explosion and so he wishes to prevent that from happening again. He leans forward on his toes and flickers from his standing spot to stand beside Hiroka.
”We are finished here.”
The spell he was chanting has its energy released into the air with the sky and clouds returning to their original stark blue and fluffy white colors. He even disengages his Shikai to sheath his blade and cast Goyōgai (五養蓋, Five Support Cover) on the boy to keep his body in stable condition until they return to Soul Society. There is no kindness in the casting of this spell, it is done as a necessity to keep the soul alive so he is not charged with his murder. An act done out of selfishness rather than kindness.