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[4th/Captains][Taishuu] Week 292: Exhibition: Eyes on Glory

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Standing far off at a distance corner of the infamous, ice-capped peak was a tall, lanky, dark-skinned man dressed in dark, layered attire. A man in his mid-thirties, he seemed more than capable to have scaled the hundreds and hundreds of feet to the summit of Mount Fuji, though, there was no sign of duress or the wear and tear any mortal, regardless of age, would have been subjected to in taking on such a task.

His hair was fashioned into a large, trimmed afro that glittered with a faint sheen at certain angles. Over his broad shoulders were a buttoned shirt, and long jacket of fine leather, both of them black. His leather boots and the jeans tucked into them were of the same shade, too. Atypical of his standard outfits, though required for such a journey, he sported a deep green scarf over his mouth, the ends of which billowed behind him. Though both hands were tucked into his pockets, one could make out the thin cotton gloves going up his wrist.

Pitch-black, square flat-topped sunglasses hid his eyes from view. With both feet mere inches from the edge of the peak, he took no further steps forward, spoke no words... simply standing there as the two titans clashed downrange.

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“It’s not being the strongest or the smartest, the best at kidou, hakuda, whatever. A good leader knows that they’re far from perfect. But, they work at it, become an inspiration to those they lead.”

It was hard to escape the most rational conclusion Adelaide could draw, hearing those words. A lot of what had driven the Mystic to believe herself capable of leading a division was the fact that, aside from a very small number of people, she was exceptional in the art of kidou. This exceptional nature did not make her a Captain. Maybe that was why the haori was so foreign to her, so alien a garment. Deep down, she knew that her ascent to Captaincy was a necessary evil, but not something deserved. Not something she could ever truly be.

She was Captain in name only.


On the other hand, both the fight and the banter made Echo all the more enamoured with Lucia Frey. What an awe-worthy talent her hopefully-soon-to-be Captain had. It was nothing like Fidelacchius, Lucia’s abilities were real, tangible, useful. They were the techniques of mastery. The same could be said for Haresuno, but he was not the pinnacle of her chosen path. Lucia was. Lucia was what a healer could become, and for that reason alone this fight engrained the already deep loyalty the Lilium had for her leader.

Lilith was apparently incredibly proud. Adelaide wasn’t. Still, she didn’t want to show the pain she was going through. Yes, some day she would stand down there as a proctor to this test, but that wouldn’t be until she earned Captaincy, truly. Or until she felt a need to prevent someone’s ascent. In either instance, though, the redhead knew how much her friend and mentor would want to see such an event. Thanks, I’m glad to hear you say it, she sent back. Someone believed in Adelaide, even if she didn’t believe in herself.
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The medic’s punch landed home, Haresuno’s body instinctively reacted when he realized the danger he was in. It reinforced itself, but the blow hit and rocked his whole body, his mind reeled backwards - suddenly confused - as he felt weightless and hung in the air for a brief moment, and his face was stuck in the unmistakable state of shock.

The Founder-Captain’s body hit the ground, a solid and clear thump that resonated as the crowd all around the two combatants went silent.

Anticipation and awe gripped the bystanders and onlookers. A palpable, gut-clenching feeling that drove shinigami to the edges of their seat.

Was this it?

Had Lucia - with a single blow - downed the Adept for the fight? Or had the woman’s monstrous strength truly ended the captain?

Haresuno’s form lay still - motionless - a crumpled pile of cloth and flesh while the five rods of his bankai hovered in place around him, circling him protectively with one end always facing Lucia.

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[ Taikaku Kakougan ] - "Granite Constitution"
A hakuda user knows true mastery of their body, and as part of that they must protect that body in all ways. The use of this technique fortifies the user, both inside and out, in an attempt to drive out foreign substances and reiatsu as well as fend off physical attacks.

This lasts for one round and costs 2,000 reiatsu. It restores balance to the user's body, cleansing all positive and negative effects up to the cost, strongest effects first. During this round, the user can physically block attacks equal to their Hakuda.

Requirements: 5,000 Hakuda

 
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Lucia stumbled back slightly, a rather ungraceful follow-through for her attack. She began to pant with exhaustion, ever muscle and nerve in her body wanting to give up and rest. Beads of sweat rolled down her forehead, a testament to the amount of force she levied into her attacks. Her body ached with dull pain, piercing through the waning cover of Numbing Touch.

However, all the while, Lucia’s eyes remained fixated on Haresuno, not relaxing for a moment. After all, it was Haresuno’s trickery that got her into this spectacle. On closer inspection, she could see Haresuno still drawing in coarse breaths. That mixed with the occasional movement and a ‘That really hurt’ caused her to chuckle to herself, “In the most literal sense, I'll take it as a yes.”

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The Founder-Captain held out one hand, and in response one of his rods zipped to his hand for him to clutch it. He pushed himself to his feet, slowly, wobbling, and as he rose he used his free hand to rub his jaw.

“That very nearly put me out,” he commented through gritted teeth. “If not for my bodies natural reactions, you might have done more than just knocked me out.” The Adept didn’t dare try to move his jaw more than he thought reasonable. A partial bit of fear trickled through him that Lucia had just paid him back for the punch he’d delivered earlier.

Unlike the healer, he couldn’t just fix his jaw until after their fight was over. It still throbbed painfully, and Seven Gods help him if it really was broken. Casting with a broken jaw would be hell.

“You’ve done well, Lucia,” he admitted, his voice coming through strained teeth, “but now it’s time to end the fight. I can no longer face you as I have been.”

The Adept blurred, a surreal image of movement blending together naturally with intent and purpose. A singular step that carried him straight to the medic where he lashed out with all his might, a gleaming white blade wrought from his own reiatsu jutting out from the end of the rod.

In that moment, time stretched on for an impossibly eternal second. The moment between Haresuno’s strike, and Lucia’s end. Where their existence was suddenly made obvious; how tiny they truly were hung above their heads like a falling blade of a guillotine. That was the moment where they were the two most important people in the world. Two opposites fighting in a struggle for life or death. Where only one would emerge victorious, and the other would be left to rot.

The captain’s blade surged forward, the gleaming tip of the serrated blade sweeping inwards for Lucia’s gut like some ancient hunter.

The blade appeared from near invisibility, the titanic blow ripping through her in an instant. Her body was cleaved clean in two, torso separated from waist in its entirety. However, instead of landing with a thud on the arena ground, the form dissipated in a white mist.

The ground next to Fusei continued the glow, the lavender-haired girl appearing far ahead of the Adept. The two stood side to side, the ethereal form of her zanpaktou towering far above her. In unison they both drew back, staggering amounts of reiatsu rising up around them. The energy was fueled into their palms, spiraling and being compressed into a singularity between them.

Great King, ruler of the worlds, a guardian asks for your assistance,” they began to chant in unison, voices melding together into a single tone. The reiatsu increased in strength tenfold as the incantation gave the spell form, “Lend me the strength to destroy the evils that plague society. Let my power rival the strength of the Titans themselves. Let this soul touch the legendary powers of old.”

Her eyes gazed up, looking back towards the Founder Captain. She was fueling her life into the attack, the very drive that delivered her to this spot. It was to be the single assault that would decide if she would remain standing after this ordeal. It was with this manifested resolve that she released destruction upon Haresuno. The two beings thrusted their palms towards him, “Hadouken!”

The energy cascaded outwards, expanding into monolithic cones of pure energy. They fired forward with jaw-dropping energy, the essence of Kamikakushi Fusei being imparted into it, as the spirit fueled in its might. The ground was ravaged, ripped and vaporized by the cataclysm that loosed.

Haresuno let out an audible tch as he went for his second strike, only to find out Lucia had switched places.

Creative, and impressive, he thought. Should have expected that.

He caught the faintest traces of Lucia’s words. She wasn’t exactly shouting, but he knew incantations when he heard them. “The kingdom’s army, sworn to crush the enemy. The call to arms begins as each soldier takes up a weapon to defend their honor. As they march forward, eighty warriors race outward to drive back their many opponents to finish the war.”

The field rippled with power as Haresuno and Lucia recited the poems of some of the most devastating powers imaginable. Surrounding Haresuno began the phantasmal copies of Sekiryouku Houshiki Xiezhi, each one a different color from the other. Not one of them the same color or completely solid.

Two more of the five rods joined together with the one he held, the long blade jumped in size with that of a bastard sword. Haresuno truly meant to end this, and as he recited he waved his free hand through the air, traces of ghostly fire dancing across his fingertips before a shield of reiatsu coalesced before him.

He wasn’t done there, either. He fueled his body, pushed it to its limits by straining his mind, wrapping it in layer of protective energy not unlike the one Lucia had done earlier.

There was no guarantee he would make it through her attack, but he wanted to know.

“Hadou Number Ninety-Three, Gun no Kyousei!” The myriad of copied rods crashed down on the Founder-Captain like a wave, and the rush of power felt intoxicating as it did every time he used the spell.

Lucia’s spell tore over the earth, twin devastating spells both aimed at Haresuno. He rushed forward, intent on meeting the spell head on with Svalinn and the power of Taikaku Chuutetsu his only defenses.

The powers slammed into him, an explosive and ungodly power that shattered Svalinn the moment it touched the legendary shield. The same power hit the Adept only a moment later, and he felt the power of Lucia’s spellcraft through his defense. It shook his bones, tore at his flesh, and stopped him in his tracks.

The ground exploded, rocking the arena as cracks spiderwebbed across the fighting floor, and flashed in a blaze of dazzling light.

Smoke and dust and rubble floated through the air. Huge chunks of rock slamming against the ground as the barrier protecting the spectators warbled in protest to the almighty spells power.

Amidst all the debris, the Founder-Captain remained. His haori in tattered disarray, his skin full of fresh wounds. He stood with his eyes burning azure, pure intent focused directly on the medic as his gaze made the world too big once again.

“Zankensouki Art...,” he muttered to himself. A tired flash-step carried him directly before Lucia, three of his rods dipping across to the spirit and locking her down in a binding. “Dragon’s Retaliation.”

Lucia lashed out at him, and in response he poured on more speed to his swing, the graceful blade of his bankai streaking across her midsection in a fearless attempt to gut her.

Through the exhaustion she summoned the last of her strength, a bulwark of lavender covering her skin. Her body reacted on its own, seeking to protect herself through instinct. As the blade ripped across her stomach once more, she sought the stop the assault. The energy was released into the environment, the ground caving from two powerful forces, evenly matched and directly opposed. Rubble and dust clouded the arena, the spectator crowd drawn down to a silent gasp.

As the cloud began to dissipate, the two fighters were revealed once more. Haresuno stood forward, though his knees shook as his body wished to collapse. Lucia stood, her own body in shivers, the force still rattling her muscles and bones.
However, the girl couldn’t falter now, she had invested too much, she had been brought too close to run now.

Her body moved unsteadily as she lashed out, a punch that carried neither the refined grace or devastating force being thrown to Haresuno.

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Her punch struck him across the face, and he began to worry that he really had broken his jaw. The founder let out an irritated groan, “You can still do that?” he remarked surprised though his teeth. With only two of his rods left, Haresuno released them from his hand and began to strike back with them and his own fist.

He felt tired - exhausted really. Fighting Kyuketsu and then Lucia like this... it wasn’t right. But he was happy. Two terrifyingly potent masters of their own arts, and he had survived them. He had managed to stand toe-to-toe - albeit only a short while.


This was the end, however. He had perhaps enough reiatsu for one more spell, something low-end, few shunpo, but that was it.

His muscles ached, too, and his jaw throbbed fierce. The rods wobbled as they swung, sloppy and just as unrefined as Lucia’s own strike.

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The rods slammed into her arms which already had been battered and bruised in their own right. “I could say the same to you,” she replied through chuckle that quickly transitioned into a painful cough. She struggled to stay standing, but she continued to push onwards. Her steps were unsteady, reduced to a simple lunging motion forward, another weakened punch sailing forward.

She would keep hurling punches, her tired legs being the only things that kept her standing.


 
She brushed his ribs with the punch. Thankfully, the two of them were too tired and she didn’t have her inhuman-strength, and he only staggered backwards a step.

Tired though he was, he filed that away, and sought to regain his balance as his right arm came across in another jab that went wide. Lucia easily managing to dodge it.

His two rods dropped to the ground in a clatter of metal, and his fatigue started to catch up to him as he drew ragged breaths. “In case...,” he tried to say between wheezing, “I don’t get the chance... you pa-” She hit him just under his right bottom rib, and the Adept stumbled again, one foot in front of the other until he tripped and hit the ground.

Silence dragged on, and the Founder-Captain didn’t stir.

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As Haresuno collapsed so did she. Her body gave up, her mind empty and unable to process what just occurred. Everything was numb to her, as all she focused on was recovering. The wounds dealt in the fight came surging back, fresh pain ripping through her. Her knees buckled, the weight of her body came crashing down. The crosses shattered, reduced to a powder that scattered to the ground.

After a heart-wrenching pause crowd erupted in cheers. The spectators cheered both of her names, as the brawl drew to a close. She was second to fall, the crowd changing their chant to one that called her name. Somehow she had survived. In some way, victory was granted to her.

However, the jubilation that followed fell on deaf ears.

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In the wake of the titanic clash, the crowd's upsurge of applause was wholly at odds with the amazed silence of those who stood in judgment. There was a faint smile on the Soutaichou's face, but he did not speak, yet. Instead, he turned toward the assembled Gundanchou and tried to judge their expressions.

Even if Haresuno had called this a Trial by Combat, it didn't truly meet the requirements. As such, it rested on the captains and substitute captains to judge the result. However... Sayis never expected that Lucia would actually win in this battle. Even after seeing her strength first-hand, he still expected that she would fall to his protege. True, Haresuno had given her some leeway by fighting on her level with hakuda, but the result was still surprising... and amazing.

For a brief moment, Sayis found himself comparing Lucia to Moira. As alike as night and day, Lucia was passionate and fiery where Moira had been regal and composed. Lucia was more akin to Makoto, perhaps, but without his air of sensibility. It certainly suggested interesting change for the future Fourth division, if she passed.

To the side, Inori Shahei let out a low whistle. "Well, well. I don't think I've ever seen someone win by combat trial."

Kwasi turned and gave Shahei a queer look. "If you didn't realize on your own, did you not hear their newest initiate explain? This wasn't a trial by combat: it couldn't be."

"The Uchiharu was hoping to goad her out," added Takeda.

Gripping the railing tighter, Shahei let out an ahh of understanding before leaning forward. "Well, then! My congrats to the little lady, and my vote," he remarked with an amused grin.

From behind Sayis, Ishin laughed heartily. "Do I even have to say it? You know where I stand."

"While her combat prowess is unprecedented," Kwasi remarked, "the fact that she fell for the ruse at all troubles me greatly. We have enough members of questionable cognizance among the Got... among Seireitei's leadership. Surely we can do better than this for the leader of our medical corps. My answer is 'no.'"

"Very powerful indeed," Takeda agreed, "but wasteful. This woman trusts too greatly in her ability to heal when she could spend far more effort on not being injured. Truly, one can become a fearsome combatant with the ability to mitigate harm, but is not the Fourth Division meant to provide aid to others, not merely themselves? I vote no, as well."

"I say 'yes,'" Kyuushi stated flatly, with no additional reasoning.

Now Sayis watched Matsurine curiously, surprised that he let his companions speak first. The Soushireikan had a deeply thoughtful look despite his scowl. "It appears... my evaluation was rash," he finally stated. "My apologies for the insult, Lady Amaterasu. Lady Amaterasu-Frey's words and her unexpected prowess suggest that she may, in time, come to suit the role. However... Take heed of the words of my men, Inuzuri."

"They are noted," Sayis responded smoothly, taken aback by the calm reversal but able to hide the surprise. "I have seen first-hand some of Lucia's flaws and was able to take advantage of them. Such flaws, though, stand as goals to overcome. Lucia's moral examination and the words she spoke here suggest to me that she is not only able to grow, but eager to. She has my recommendation." Standing up taller, Sayis asked, "What say the rest of you? Do you accept Lucia among you as a peer?"

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Seeing the battle unfold and end in its might and glory, Nana realized something. This taishuu had helped no one. Not the Gotei, not Haresuno, not Lucia... no one. It had helped, no one. She wondered if the Founder Captain realized what had just happened, the kind of shit he had just thrown himself into.

Was he even aware of the hilarious mistake he had made? Telling her sister, Lucia, that this was trial by combat? Meaning that if she would win, she would become the new captain of the Fifth? Did he even realize that as he lay there on the ground? That said, did Lucia even realize that? For all she knew, maybe the two of them had been under the impression that trial by combat, meant just that: a trial by combat.

Who knew, maybe the rules had changed during her time as a shinigami. She could hardly care less, but couldn’t help herself smiling because of it. Lucia had fought a marvelous battle, something she knew she had in her. Haresuno had... done what he seemed to be doing best, and that was fine too.

She wasn’t really sure yet if that was a compliment or not, though. Fact of the matter remained that if it had to come to a round of judgement, she wasn’t sure if she would say no to her sister. She still wanted to, of course, but she wasn’t sure if she could justify it as much as she could before.

“Winner takes all, eh?” she said aloud, her voice trailing off into the great abyss of cheers. It was something unprecedented, of course. A captain being beaten in fair battle for a taishuu, but that was mostly because most prospects were not stronger than the captain they fought. Haresuno was a great fighter, a good strategist, but he had a fatal flaw - at least in her eyes: he was too balanced.

It took time for the man to get into his own, to get his plans running. Disrupt that and, well... the result was obvious. Lucia on the other hand, was a tank amongst tanks. Indomitable will, and the skill to back it up. She would make a worthy replacement for Makoto, for sure. Then again, this was a trial by combat.

For the Fifth Division, not the Fourth.

Haresuno was the Captain of the Fifth, with an emphasis on was. Lucia beat him, and thus rightfully took his place. She was not the Dean of Medicine, she was the Head Founder of the Goteijuusantai, and something told the blue-eyed Matriarch that this was not as intended by either of the participants.

She wondered if Sayis was going to take away this moment of joy from her, though. Too often now had he just done whatever he wished. He had taken away her right for personal recommendation during her own taishuu, even though she had all the recommendations she needed. He had demanded to fight her, even if she had already passed her trial.

And then...

Glancing over toward Adelaide, resident troublemaker and proud vassal to House Amaterasu, she felt another tinge of remorse towards the Soutaichou. She shook her head slowly, and closed her eyes for a couple of seconds as she tried to undo the thoughts she had.

Then, as her eyes opened again, she appeared next to Lucia.

Of course, though, and pretty much as she had expected, Sayis had decided to yet again do away with customs and go by his own rules and regulations.

That was as impossible as could be.

“She’d be better fit as a captain of the unarmed division,” Nana said, her tone flat and level as she stood next to Sayis. Most of what Matsurine had said went in one ear and out the other. “But, I see no faults. She did a trial by combat, Inuzuri-san, that you cannot deny.

“You know the answer, you just need confirmation.”

Unfortunately, he wouldn’t have any. Not from her.


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“I am bothered that someone so remarkably clever was so easily blindsided by such an apparent lie. We’ve been friends for some time now, Lucia, and it’s abundantly clear that your prowess in combat is beyond question,” she stopped in the middle of her train of thought, it suddenly derailed horribly. Lucia accomplished a feat Adelaide could not. Lucia earned Captaincy where Adelaide had not. Lucia was a Captain whether the Mystic said so or not. That being the case, what did her opinion really matter?

Of course Lucia was probably unable to hear her, but it didn't really matter. Pontification was a Captain's trademark, even a faux Captain like Adelaide.

But between the two of them it was Adelaide who was not a true Captain. It was Adelaide who had failed. Not Lucia. Lucia passed. What right did the Mystic have to judge? How could the fraudulent Captain with her imaginary haori stand here and pass judgment on someone more deserving than her?

Nana, on the other hand, was wrong. This wasn’t a trial by combat. This wasn’t even close. The requirements for such an event were not met. The spectators would’ve had to have been Fifth Division and they were not. This was the standard judgment that she herself had undergone. If Nana was qualified to make ill-informed decisions, surely Adelaide was qualified to make proper ones? Right? Surely she had that ability?

“You should have known better,” she continued, her tone breaking under the more harsh judgments she had for herself. “The Taishuu tests your ability in combat, but in many ways the ability to seek and know the truth is more essential to a Captain than her fists or spells. Particularly in recent times.” And to seek and know the truth meant only one thing.

Echo watched with bated breath. Lucia had won, what was the point of this? Why were they judging her when her actions clearly spoke for themselves?

The truth of the matter was Adelaide was an absolute fraud. “And seeking and knowing the truth, I have to admit,” her tone was now so weak, so feeble she wondered if her compatriots could hear her anymore. “She is more deserving than I.” The Mystic couldn’t find the words, she just closed her eyes and melted into her seat, wishing for the world that no one could see her. She has my vote, the young Captain reported telepathically to Sayis, not able to even speak, before disappearing under a veil of illusion, trying desperately to not show just how utterly broken she felt.

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Kago had remained silent since his arrival. Between the blatantly distracting public displays of affection coming from Ishin and Lilith on his right and the constant conversation among the two combatants, he struggled to properly evaluate Lucia’s combat prowess. In the end, he realized that only one question needed to be answered: ‘Is she ready?’

“Lucia may have fallen for the ruse that brought her here,” the eighth division’s captain spoke as he rose from his seat and met Adelaide’s gaze, “and she should have undoubtedly expected it from Uchiharu-taichou; however, we cannot overlook everything that brought her to this taishuu. Lucia’s previous service records are impeccable, her healing abilities have saved numerous shinigami, and she has been innovative enough to meld those skills into a positive force in combat. Granted, she did make a mistake; however, who among us can claim to be perfect?”

As if on cue, Kago focused his attention to the group of Onmitsu captains. “Not a single member of Seireitei’s leadership can claim that they are infallible. The truth of the matter is that we cannot possibly know what type of person and leader we will become until we face the threat of adversity. In that moment, we either sink or we swim. Lucia caught herself slip beneath the surface and decided to swim. She did not back down after realizing her mistake and turned it into an opportunity that – combined with her previous experiences – has earned her the right to stand among us.”

Turning to the Soutaichou, the nobleman affirmed his vote. “I say yes.€




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There was little to no hesitation in his response. Hearing the words of his peers, his eyes had fallen dead center on the figure of the would-be captain, victorious, it would seem, against Haresuno. Few dared to face the Founder captain in direct combat, and even fewer emerged to quell his unique, nearly unstoppable prowess. Kyuketsu himself had done so in the past—barely—and yet to see another enact the same feat was certainly worthy of much praise.

“It seems rather obvious, is it not?” His voice thundered off even at a distance. “Hands down, in raw power alone, our candidate trumps her predecessors inexorably in every way imaginable. Skill and tactics may be questionable, but there is no doubt in my mind that she would inevitably rival... or even downright surpass those that came before her. The proficiency she displayed when it comes to the healing arts and in straight combat makes her a titan on the battlefield.”

He took to his feet, dusting off his back with sights retained onto the Fourth’s champion.

“I believe the myth of medics lacking any worthwhile battle knowledge has now been thoroughly dispelled. Amaterasu-Frey has my vote.”



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The Founder-Captain’s body rolled so he lay on his back. Slowly, but surely, the man was beginning to regain his consciousness. With one hand he summoned together the rods of Sekiryoku Houshiki Xiezhi, and with the other he extended his thumb as a silent vote for Lucia’s lot.

Painfully, slowly, and muttering curses to himself, it seemed as if the Founder-Captain had regained some of his strength - but only barely - as he hobbled away from the center of attention.

The stage now belonged to Lucia and her medics. Whether she actually passed or not by the standards of the others, Haresuno cared little. She had proven herself to all the spectators, and to the Adept. They were her medics in one sense or another.

He had other business to see to with his own nurse, and maybe a drink with Raury. Ayumu and Hana would definitely want to say something about the event, and he wanted a quiet moment to grumble about passing out mid-fight.

He could hear Lucia for weeks now about this. The only thing he imagined that was going to save him was the amount of papers she would have to deal with.

That gave him a small measure of joy as he disappeared under the threshold of the stadium.

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Tsubaki pushed off of the railing with a newly forming smile on her lips. She liked this one. Smart enough to know her limits and humble enough not to go shooting off her mouth without due cause or license.

"It doesn't matter what number is on the back of it, but you lot damn well better give that one a Haori." With a light chuckle the former Templar Queen started to walk towards one of the exits, not bothering to look back as she went.

They don't want or need my opinion anyway, and that girl will make a name for herself without it to boot. I suppose if we can't have Matsumara back then at least the healers will be in good hands.

Another more jaded laugh crept through her teeth as the dull roar of the crowd died away in the distance.

"If nothing else they're in better hands than Maikeru's kids."


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I completely forgot I was in this one.
 
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