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Thu Feb 06, 2014 8:32 pm



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Chidori walked calmly to the area her hair crimson as were the eyes she obtained from her father. Her clothing fit for training as she got ready to do battle with her old sparing partner from the Academy. She hoped he'd at least improved a little, she'd been working hard to become a master of the Art of Hakdua. Studying it in many different forms, she'd learned a graceful stroke that few had. Chidori was known as the Lotus of her family, the Unabara had gained much during the war. Her father though adoptive was now the Head Captain. She'd trained her life to become the warrior of the fist that her father needed. This wasn't simply just a goal it was something more, she silently thought as her crimson gaze looked on. She could change combos in an instant and do what was required, studying the blows that Chidori could create. She was a very effective warrior for the second Division. Strong and very powerful for a 5th seat, in some cases she was capable of causing a massive amount of damage in close fighting when going at it. She studied her enemy for the match today Captain Nis had set.

Her father instructed her to use what she knew and face him as she would others. Chidori closed her eyes dawning the mind set needed to fight, she was going to put this one to the test. He was the next Vice Captain and they were members of the Gotei 13's Stealth Force, jobs for them were something few others. Rumors had been circulating that Tsubasa had helped Chidori learn the Shunko that Captains knew, but truth was she was capable of doing it on her own. Father had only helped her so much, she had to figure out most of it on her own. Chidori was training to be ready for the next war to come, this wasn't something that was going to be easy. She wanted to be able to help her father when the next War came, this was something she had to do regardless and training was something she would immerse herself in. Becoming her father's ace in the hole it was important to her, just as it was to Kita. They both loved him and didn't want to see him put in harms way too often.

Chidori's hair was crimson colored much like her eyes as she wore the regular outfit of the stealth force. The battle would begin soon, she was like a fighter getting ready to meet her foe for the first time. Though she knew Kazuma from their days at the Academy, she was put in and passed without much trouble due to her prowess. But all that remained for her now was to face down Kazuma, she would do whatever was needed to accomplish this task.




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Thu Feb 06, 2014 9:08 pm
Kazuma was a tall slender man with a lean build and medium frame. His attire was nothing to speak of especially, the only things drawing real note being his Zanpakutō and his Lieutenant badge. His skin was just a few shades darker than fair in terms of complexion, his hair was a bright crimson laced with white; the crimson of his eyes matched only by those of his eyes. The most noticeable thing being a very clear scar across his throat that had just barely began to fade ever so slightly. To be frank, his appearance was rather professional. This was the persona he presented himself with when meeting his superior, his persona not being a façade as it was very akin to his personality. As previously expected, his Captain wished to see just what Kazuma was capable of; a notion of which Kazuma had not intention of disappointing. By extension, this is what lead to the sparring match between him and someone he knew rather well from the academy.

The two could reasonably be called close, as well as avid sparing partners. If one were to be curious as to if there was anything else in the mix, the two had much too much ambition to let such things come into relevance. Two emotionally distant people having some form of what could be called a friend, and finding it in each other is irony at its finest. Knowing her personality, he figured she had a couple thoughts involving his strength and station. None too surprising. He felt the same, he hoped that she improved. But much the same as her, he focused on the fight rather than those abstract distractions. As with any traditional duel or spar, the two squared off in front of each other in a training grounds; to of which the second division had quite a few of.

He had already began calculating the fights possibilities the moment the two of them squared off, something he was good at seeing as he was rather intelligent. He wasted no one's time involved as he instigated the fight as soon as they were given the go. Within no time at all, he closed the gap of distance between the two; veering to the left side of her figure. This may be a spar, but there would be nothing gained if he didn't take it seriously. Besides, there was obviously a medic squad near by just in case. He was right next to her now, to the left; he took a swing at her with his sword. Given his aptitude for skills with his blade, it would be safe to say that in his dash he could draw it quickly and almost at a pace where it could be called discretely. She'd have to be looking for it in particular in order to notice the moment he drew it and began to bring it horizontally to the location of her lower 'floating' ribs. In this motion, he kept his head low and his left hand at the edge of the end of the hilt for utilization at a moments notice.

Keeping his footing firm, his center of gravity would be impeccable which would allow for a full range of motion using his whole body making this a very healthy slash. He had predetermined contingency plans just in case this didn't cut it, which he was rather sure he would need since he knew it wouldn't; she wasn't such a person that this would be easy. His guard was adequately up so he could immediately switch from the offense to the defense.
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Fri Feb 07, 2014 3:39 pm



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Chidori was an extremely effective combatant at close range and Kazuma knew it well enough. Her move was going to be fast she didn't use a Zanpakutō Chidori fought in a different way using her hands alone. This allowed her to become a very effective close range fighter. She stepped back just an inch as the slash went past her, she knew he would recover in a moments notice his skill set. She stepped in now putting her left hand to against his sword arms elbow keeping it straightened though she knew she couldn't match power with him. Her right food glided securely behind his leg as her right hand's palm went forward towards his chest's midsection. Sending a blow capable of knocking him off balance due to the foot behind his strong leg. Chidori had studied for a while and she was familiar with his tactical style that Kazuma liked. But he also knew of her and most of her tricks, but unlike him she didn't use the sword. Her father was a genius with one and she could of been as well had she desired, but she preferred this method of fighting over that. Kazuma had managed to graze her stomach only slightly, it was a scratch though.

Her blow if it connected would knock him through a bit of a loop, the Unabara Lotus wasn't like normal Hakuda. It targeted and did things to the enemies nervous system and body that was unusual. She waited for a moment, deciding her next move she had a couple more tricks up her sleeves. She was only using the Hakuda she learned for now, fighting against most swordsman was something she was decent at. She had an answer for most situations for if her Hakuda failed she could tap into Kido and utilize it instead. But for Kazuma she knew him having a Zanpakutō did place her at a slight disadvantage, but she did have something to make up for that gap of course. Shunko and at her young age she could use freely without it costing her much energy. But this was a fight so Nis could see what Kazuma was capable of, he was young yet in his energy and so was she. But Chidori had a little bit more of it than him.

They were rivals she did have the luxury of her father teaching her. Which she knew was a stronger man than Jaeden it was a known fact that the Head Captain was a powerful force. So staying alive sang praise of her mental capability and physical prowess to live. Dexterity wasn't an issue either, but what ever came of it she and he would enjoy a good match. If her move was successful everything would of worked out well, if not she had a plan B already set up and she could use it with a fairly quick activation. Chidori and Kazuma's match was just beginning to get out of the gates. Her stomach cut was only just nothing major that would threaten her life.



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Fri Feb 07, 2014 5:05 pm
His taking the initiative worked, he felt the break in momentum-however so slight-the moment it happened across her abdomen. He cut her, even if it was a nick as it were. He knew that even with this very small 'victory' that there would indubitably be a swift and powerful counter attack. She was no stranger to fighting in close range either, lest we forget she was very skilled in taking on weapon users with naught but her bare hands. But it seems that she did forget a small detail in the time lapse of their interactions; even while sealed his Zanpakutō could still produce various poisons. His Zanpakutō was interesting in that it was rather moody. Whenever he goes back and forth between Shikai and sealed its poison changes, as does its properties. Say, for example it was 'poison 1' in sealed and then he used Shikai thus making it 'Shikai poison 1', then sealing it again to which it would have 'poison 2'; in short either way the poison and its properties never stayed the same in whatever state it may be in.

In this particular circumstance, the poison currently coating his blade acted as a mild anticoagulant. In short, it not only prevented blood from clotting it also made it bleed more profusely. Naturally, keeping in mind the state of it being sealed meant that while this was a potential health risk to the opponent it was considerably more mild than if it were in Shikai. Though, even with that being said, it could still be rather threatening if left unchecked and the speed of the bleeding may not be sever but it was enough to notice very quickly. Though, Kazuma was not so ignorant to think this bought him any kind of win nor did he forget that Chidori knew her way around a sword in combat. To her, it was like fighting someone with an obnoxiously long appendage growing from either arm. They were no Captains or anything of the like, but neither were they strangers to combat. He expected the counter attack mere seconds after his move, which he was right in assuming.

She was grazed, obviously she knew the cost of it; but with no hint of hesitation she got right back into the fight like a pro barely seconds after his assault. She placed her hand to his left arm's elbow in a clear attempt to keep his blade at bay. This was common sense, keep the sharp thing from cutting. Her technique was nothing to be trifled with either, her contact with his elbow left it numb and tingly. He knew that had he not prepped for such a counter, he'd be in for it big time. Her left arm is what held his left arm at bay, thus in order to connect with her other hand she would have to cross over her left which would mean it would meet an amount of resistance which bought Kazuma a few seconds as she was flying it through the air. Rather than putting distance, which would mean crossing her leg with the backs of his; he kept trekking. He motioned his torso to the right and brought his left arm up, seeing there was no resistance to using her arm's natural range of motion against her this would most likely mean the success of this gesture unless she implicitly took her focus to this act. Which would mean taking it away from other moves.

This act cause her arm, obviously assuming it was successful, to a intersecting point which her palm met her own forearm. This may or may not cause her damage via her own attack, but the point was mute as it still meant she did not connect to him. In this position, he set himself up for yet another healthy attack. His posture meant that whatever his next move, it would have a large amount of momentum given his whole body was used in its spawning. During the previous gesture of redirecting her attack, he allowed the blade to leave his hands for but a second whilst letting gravity do the work in guiding it edge end down to the ground only for the hilt to be caught again in his right hand roughly the same time he used her own attack against her. He then turned on both his heels, keeping both feet planted firmly as to retain his sturdy center of gravity and the following attacked happened in unison with the time it took him to swiftly cut his heels at her.

Jutting his right foot forward, keeping it hugging the ground firmly but utilizing his exceptional speed to do so quickly. He contorted his torso upright and brought his right arm full swing into her solar plexus using all the momentum and potential energy his body naturally built up during this action. This would mean that the end of his hilt, as well as his fist, would meet the center of her chest right where the bone would be; just in front of her heart. To top it off, he even used this energy to thrust his left arm forward completing the knockback effect of this entire attack. Kazuma didn't pick the center of her chest at random, he knew this simple motion would not only do some damage but it would also aggravate the wound and it would also cause her heart rate to instinctually raise higher and thus cause her to hemorrhage more blood. And in case this didn't go as planned, he was already prepared for that potential prospect.

She was hoping that he had improved in their time apart, she was about to see just how much.
As usual, his expression hadn't changed in the slightest. Kazuma wasn't the most expressive individual, rather, the absence of actually. He kept a rather blank, almost bored looking, expression on his face most of the time. That isn't to say that he was bored, he wasn't. In fact, he was rather enjoying himself in their little spar. He was just as she was; emotionally despondent. Not necessarily emotionless, but composed. Something that was rather useful in their line of work. The two just reunited after an unmeasured amount of time and their first actions upon doing so was to fight to see how much each improved, not exchanging any words at all. Of course, this was a spar set up by Kazuma's Captain but lets face it; these two need not had any prompting to try and test each others newfound strength.


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She mumbled Hadō 11 under her breath as she saw his movements, the chosen way to use the lighting current was through her hand on his arm. Channeling an electrical current into the male's body sending a bit more damage, she'd noticed the bleeding it wouldn't stop thankfully the cut was minor. She didn't require chant for low level Hadō around 11 like Tsuzuri Raiden so he'd allowed her to come up with a plan B. Deciding to take an advantage now while she could she released him with her hand shunpoing away letting the lighting do it's thing, as she spoke a chant under her breath. Chidori was able to use kido and hand fairly well. She raised her right hand as though to block, a blue orb appeared for bakudo 8. Upon impact of it the person striking it would be met with an immense blast of force. She was using low level kido in combination with her moves. He'd earned her to fight at a level of her normal state. Holding back further would be pointless, her gaze remained on him for a moment as she touched the blood on her stomach. She exhaled a breath now, having executed two kido's back to back. The ladder of which only happened if he proceeded with his attack.

If not she would begin the next move, having use Hadō 11 while keeping a firm grip on his left arm she was able to transfer the attack to him with little effort. Than get out of range using her shunpo, Chidori was an effective fighter. Using that kido had given here rather complex field to work with. She began composing herself for the next attack, she needed to decide what action to take next. She came to her conclusion she was fairly certain that using the next move combination would work well. Chidori wasn't ready to resort to her father or Shunko, using the blood lust her family had developed was something she would of liked to avoid. Shunko however was something she could go too if push came to shove. But the fact was she had a fair idea of what to do next. She dashed forward, mumbling a chant under her breath keeping it low. She'd announce it's name when she got there, it was another low level kido.

Chidori could use the Unabara Lotus and kido within a perfect balance. Though it would only get stronger as she got older. Chidori's shunko was special and was something not many saw, while it wasn't as developed as it could be. She was set on becoming stronger so she may proceed to fight alongside her father in the next battle. She wished to be useful and that was something as a martial artist she couldn't help. She moved in getting ready, she watched him preparing herself to make a move. She moved forward thrusting her palm out as Hadō 1 was added on to the palm thrust sending a large sho towards the form of Kazuma. It was combined with the Unabara Lotus allowing if it struck to rattle him slightly, but it wouldn't be as effective as a direct hit. The blow had enough force on it to knock him backwards if he wasn't careful. Chidori wasn't tired just yet, using kido did take energy but she had enough to spare for it thanks to the lack of a Zanpakutō on her person. Her body was trained to endure using kido like this as an active crutch many believed. But as she would get older it wouldn't be a crutch but something far more.




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Sun Feb 09, 2014 4:37 am
She had fell for his trap. These two were obviously showing what they were made of while still holding back a degree, sort of like a bonfire that starts with naught but embers but then builds on itself very quickly. But the fact is that he knew how good she was in close range and there is things fists can weasel into that a blade can not. Sheer mobility. A sword may do more damage naturally, but a fist is more mobile and agile. The premise for this trap she fell for, assuming it to be entirely fell for and such, was that he took her seriously even in the beginning of the fight. He knew her well enough to know that her hand to hand, while excellent, was normally augmented and accompanied by Kido.

Thus, his contingency was to utilize his own ability in Kido. While nothing compared to her, he was still very capable in it. He did the most logical, low costing thing he could do while anticipating her actions. A light blue orb manifested itself into form in the spot which the two individual's appendages met prior, separating them if only a margin amount and thus breaking the circuit and keeping it from ever reaching Kazuma. Seeing as how the Kido she used required something to travel through it would've given the 'warning' of forming around her hand before bolting through his arm into his body. "Bakudo number eight, Seki." he breathed, this gesture allowing his previous attack to continue and likely land and thus invalidating any other actions on her part.

The Kido used would have given an extra push to what his attack would've been, thusly making it even stronger and offering up concussive force and a considerably larger sized throw back when compared to what it would've been. But this wasn't enough. He knew he needed to cross his Ts' and dot his Is' with her. He also used Bakudo number four, Hainawa while she was airborne -mumbling the name of it in the process of using it- and used the rope to pull her to him. This would cause her free fallen form to come back in his direction, restrained by his binding Kido; possibly even causing a case of whiplash.

While his blasting her back would cause her upper body to drift backward while in the air, his pulling her forward would cause her to pivot forward on the same axis. He let a brief breath escape his lips as he then Shunpo'd right in front of her body while it was still in the process of being pulled forward, giving her no response time in between it all. In this action, he had used his free hand which wasn't using a Kido to be to the front of his from with his wrist twisted outward to firmly plant the edge of his sword just above the cut in her stomach he had made earlier.

If this all worked out according to plan, he would've avoided taking any damage as he ragdolled her back and forth then put the edge of his sword into her stomach which by extension would mean that the poison coating his Zanpakutō would be able to have a field day while wrecking havoc on her insides and even the cosmetic injuries as he skewered her. It wasn't anything lethal, the medic team would have her healed in no time. It would prove to her he wasn't to be underestimated and that would also mean that he might've earned some level of respect from his Captain.


[[ OOC;; I realize preforming the Kido at the time I did would void the actions you did following your attempt at using a Kido on me, I may be a bit rusty but I am pretty sure that's allowed. I think. In short, Kazuma countered your Kido and then completed his attack on your solar plexus while using the Kido he used as extra force. Then did the rest of it. If we need to converse about this, feel free to call. I think this type of counter is still valid, so yeah. .-. I imagine this is more me talking from needing sleep and the counter was perfectly fine. 0.o I'm off to bed until the morn', night. ]]
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She had no choice, he'd improved a great deal and she'd made an error he knew her moves. She activated Shunko, activating one last thing and gaining eye contact as the crimson aura poured over her body almost like the blood coming from her stomach the time to play around was done. He'd been reading her moves so it was time for her to really think outside the box. She got a firm ideal on his reiatsu and the pressure around it, using her shunko's power just before the impact knocked her away to push him as well. Combined with the nice little scene he would have of himself dying she had time now to balance out. She used Hadō 1 to balance herself out and get ready in time to deal with the crawling rope, countering it with another one. A gash to her chest and the poison judging by what her father taught her was one that sealing it would mean little. She'd just get internal bleeding, she exhaled a breath now. She had no time to play around her shunko pulsed around her body as she got ready. She shot forward moving at an amazing speed faster than previously, deciding not to give him the chance to release. As the second Division didn't do honor, nor did killers like the Unabara. She had her chance now to act while yes being students meant something like this. She wouldn't simply let an advantage slip through her fingers, she spoke a kido for bakudo under her breath making the sign in the air as he moved forward. Geki was the name of the kido in selection, her body glowed red as the projectile shot towards her enemy, it would paralyze him if it struck. Now obviously he would try to move a direction, well something else was coming she had to end it quickly. She moved her hands up creating a sphere of light for the next kido, to ropes appeared as she pulled him towards the red light of the Bakudo. Horin was activated using both her arms the ropes came around in a way that if he tried to roll or dodge they would wrap around him. She was using all her bases, so he had a choice to make in a couple moments. Her shunko had buffed these kido more than just a little, she was a practitioner of them to an extent few others would of had.

Her only advantage was the slight speed increase of shunko and using that to execute the quick kido spells, she wouldn't last much longer. But she had a plan if Geki missed with Horin, her enemy was good but she was planning something else on top of this as well if need be. She had a second plan risky as it may be, she could release the ropes and use another strategy she had, as a hand to hand user her only offense was in surprise and this would come soon, she was bleeding pretty badly and he'd gotten the better deal in damage done, but the ropes and the geki would give him a hard time, she was still out of range for an offensive attack and she could switch from pull to push in an instant if need be. Using her shunko this was was a specialty of hers, now if he had tried to step forward she could of course use the push besides trying to step and not resisting would lead to getting pulled. She did know Kazuma well enough to know he wouldn't give up so easily, though she did ponder what he would do.



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Mon Feb 10, 2014 7:09 pm
His assault had landed, without a doubt, he'd felt it. It may not have done one hundred percent of the overall damage he had expected it to do, but it was still sufficient enough for now. The issue at the moment wasn't the attack's fruition so much as the resounding counter which Chidori presented Kazuma with. He had expected such a response to begin with, but theory and practice are vastly differing concepts; experiencing it was in a world all on its own. With out any regard for his potential and feeble ideals of him happily keeping his feet flat on the ground, he was flung backwards relentlessly. It was very reminiscent of one of those tasteless human films to which they defy all sense of physics and make a last ditch effort to jump out of the way to absolve themselves of the concussive force of some warehouse exploding. Except, as it were, Kazuma must have missed the memo saying to jump away from the blast; seeing as how he was riding the wind backwards.

This wouldn't be so bad, if it were any other situation in which he wasn't facing a trained killer in a duel when both fighters have a bit of an ego when it comes on their combative abilities. It was in the seconds following his traversing across the air that he felt a chill rocket up and down his spine seething its way into his very core. It felt to him as if Chidori had some how teleported directly behind him and slammed her hand into the flesh surrounding his spinal cord and maliciously tugged against it in attempt to rip it out. (OOC; FATALITY!~) This feeling was so real, as was the innate fear of this that it cause him to physically turn around mid-air in a cold sweet. But then, it happened; he regained composure. This killing intent had simply taken him by surprise, but the feeling itself, the feeling of his life being threatened; was not something that was stranger to him.

Having willed himself back, he had no time to dawdle over something so trivial. "Hadō, number one. Sho." he mumbled, having stolen this idea from Chidori during the few seconds he has been in flight, the killing intent he felt was awful but not enough to dull his sense of hearing how she responded to their encounter. He was now sprung upwards, still airborne; but not quick enough. It was enough to avoid the tendrils of energy gunning for him, but not the mass of crimson energy. Hit the very tip of his foot. Damn, he almost had it. However, to counter this particular Kido was easy enough and it hadn't halted his plans to avoid her onslaught and counter. In order to counter this Kido, one simply had to overwhelm it's Reitsu output with their own. Charge up, as it were. And the quickest way to do that was....

"Corrupt, Bokoseido." he spoke these words almost tenderly as his Reitsu fluxed well more than enough to break the Kido and just in time for the gas to make its way through the air that Chidori just bolted through. His Zanpakutō was poison themed, once more one of its best attributes was that it altered shape to best suit the most efficient way to administer this poison in combat; which most often stayed as some manner of pole-arm like weapon. This time it was a large spear with the end opposite to the normal edge having the shape of a combat scythe, the two opposite ends met in the center by a black ring which allowed it to separate and the entire form of it was covered in holes; even the blades had holes in them which was obviously placed tactfully so that it wouldn't cause the blade to be brittle. With holes in the whole weapon, the sheer volume of gas being billowed out was staggering. More than enough to completely fill Chidori's lungs as she passed through the cloud that led up to his form which was practically floating over her head.

Shunko was many things, it had many things, but the ability to turn at the very second of a drop of a hate was something it didn't have. Which is why she was caught off-guard by this stage of his plan. Shunko could dilute damage from physical attacks among other things, but it didn't mean that the user didn't have to breath and use their respiratory system. Having dashed directly to where Kazua would've landed, Chidori had sealed her fate. This wasn't just any gas, it was a type of nerve gas. Which consisted of compounds similar to the human components that comprised Hydrogen Cyanide and Arsenic poisoning. This compound was odorless, colorless, etc. The only evidence of its existence was the gas's physical presence which seemed to be remarkably like heat waves coming off of a surface. The immediate reaction to such a strong dose would be her respiratory system going into shock, followed by pulmonary edema. Given that she still had the somewhat potent anticoagulant in her system this combo would be, without a doubt, lethal in minutes if left untreated. A fine example would be that she would first start by bleeding into her lungs, even faster than usual due to the anticoagulant and made worse that now her own body was working against itself.

Even now, he wasn't willing to risk it. She had minutes to live unless treated, but he knew her well enough to know she would keep fighting. Which is what he was afraid of. He hoped that one of the many side effects, unconsciousness, would take effect as quickly as possible. She was too goal oriented to give up. Which would kill her. Especially if she made a last ditch effort, since that would agitate her already sketchy state of being. But to be sure, he flashed stepped away from her, on the opposing side to her position. Near where she was previously, actually. Now, at this point, he was watching how his plan turned out. At this point, it was more about keeping her alive than winning. In terms of the actual fight he had already made check mate. But just in case, he got into a posture which meant his guard was up.



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Chidori was out of options, she'd fought decently she knew that. It was sometime around here she could feel it draining her, she had two choices now. She could keep fighting and die, but her father was training his fire heir finally. She had to be here, here to welcome Tsukasa when his training was complete. Her father was imparting to Tsukasa the greatest Unabara moves. Chidori was the daughter and she understood her place on the pole well enough. She had to be useful though, to bring her father's clan glory. The greatest killers were going to become the greatest Shinigami, her father had set his sights on a lofty goal. She had to become better at Hakuda she had to devote herself to staying alive, absolutely not dying. That was the rule her father gave her, she could feel it as she thought for a moment. Suicide was that the answer, she was beaten here due to a careless mistake several moves back. Letting him scratch her was the beginning of the end and she knew it, she was wounded pretty badly and some of the medics moved in as she felt the shunko shatter. She fell to her face and bled, her body had tensed during the last bit causing a huge amount of blood loss.

She would be in recovery for a while, she'd most likely get to see her brother. Father had his heir and the news had reached her only moments before, this battle was over and Kazuma had grown stronger. But she knew that her brother would seek no vengeance here Kazuma had grown. She'd not been able to push him as much as she could of, if she simply would use her sword. Many people told her that by using her Zanpakutō she would be perfect, Chidori refused to become the killer of the blade. That method was her father's and she wouldn't have any part of it. Not out of disrespect, but because she had a path her father taught her this. She and her sister would need to look out for her brother. Keep him from the path her father walked, such a life style wasn't needed for an upbeat boy. Chidori gripped the grass before fading, she passed out now blood dripped from her lips now.

Her lungs and body felt on collapse, the last word she managed was Sorry my family I failed to deliver any results. Chidori blamed herself for not being good enough in many cases, she was the weakest and not even acknowledged as she didn't inherit her the same first name as her father but her mother. Chi, where as her father's famil all started with Tsu. Her aunt Tsubaki, her brother Tsukasa. Everything leaned towards that real nature that others couldn't fathom in a million years. Chidori lay beaten and now this battle was concluded.




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