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Although directly connected to this, this is a funny incident for Ole to meet as many shinigami as possible and viceversa.
This is not how he had expected to be received from his fellow brothers at arms or how he had expected to start his first day back as a shinigami. Higonyuudou, one of the Four Great Seireimon Gatekeepers, was being adamant about nothing more than a quibble and even a bit irrational when all is said and done. It was true that Ole was temporarily not in possess of the document that stated that he had been re-allocated as a shinigami in the Eighth Division, but not allowing him free passage inside Seireitei was a notch going overboard.
“As I told you,” the grey-eyed Soul Reaper repeated, “I just had a bit of a glitch with pickpockets on the way here. That’s why I don’t have that document with me...”
“I can hear you pretty well, soul,” the giant gatekeeper consented, “but how could I believe that a noble shinigami could let himself be robbed by mere Rokungai thieves?”
“You would be astonished by what they are capable of,” Ole commented sourly, “and, moreover, they are friends...”
“You, who consort with thieves and robbers,” Higonyuudou thundered, “how could I possibly believe your words and grant you passage through the Red Hollow Gate of the South?”
“Don’t you see that I’m dressed in a shihakusho?” the former monk pointed out, “how could I possibly have one?”
“Robbers and thieves don’t need much to obtain the required disguise of their trade,” the humongous gatekeeper said with iron determination.
The future spellwaiver gave that some thought. He could see the aforementioned gang of pilferers just around the corner of a building, waving the loot of their wrongdoing and making faces. Even though he would have felt an incredibly childish joy, Ole reflected that unleashing the gargantuan gatekeeper on some malnourished kids from outer Rokungai would not be good for his karma. On the other hand, they would just run like hell now and he would need a lot of time to flush them out. That was a leisure that he could not afford, if he was to reach the Headquarters of his new Division on time.
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