The Captain Training Grounds Nistelkov

Nis wasn’t the type that learned from being taught the particulars of a move. Tsubasa stood to his feet his eyes of crimson looking at Nis. His old friend, the two had been through worlds of trouble almost as though they were born to do such massive trouble. Nis had such trouble with him when he was growing up, Tsubasa was a handful without a doubt. Tsubasa closed his eyes remembering back to the time as a child, only a moment would pass here as the area vanished. Two young boys stood, leading an entire clan. Tsubasa sat emotionally dead almost it seemed, doing what was needed. No matter what he did, spilling blood or killing the enemy’s leaders.

Tsubasa always seemed this way, he didn’t speak much yet thankfully Nis stayed with him the entire time, keeping him company he wondered how long ago he would of crumbled with his good friend’s presence. Nis even joined the Gotei 13 with Tsubasa, much was owed to the dear friend. So Tsubasa would do this not as a Captain Commander, but a friend he would help Nis unlock the potential within. Tsubasa drew his sword from the sheath. The piece vanished beneath his grasp leaving only Tsubasa and his sword in hand. Both of them had grown tremendously, but it was time for Nis to catch up. Tsubasa knew he’d gone past the limits of most Shinigami by becoming what he had. He held the sword in his hand and flicked his wrist, the prologue to battle was almost done and now it was time to begin. Shunko activated around Tsubasa’s body increasing his speed and power, they were both exceptionally skilled fighters. Nis hadn’t taken gloves out before him, not till this time. Tsubasa was showing Shunko since he desired Nis to learn it, he could maintain it for quite a while.

But that wasn’t the point; everything was about making sure his friend could learn from this. It would be a fast pace fight Tsubasa imagined, he’d surpassed Nis in speed and spiritual pressure a while ago. But this wasn’t to gloat or bring anything up; the difference between them wasn’t so great. Underestimating Nis at close range was dangerous, something Tsubasa knew first hand. He rushed forward using a shunpo but once, Tsubasa had impressive speed and his skill with a Zanpakutō was extremely precise and deadly things Nis knew. But Nis perhaps didn’t know how much more polished and skilled his movements were. Adding Shunko into his arsenal Tsubasa had moved quickly forward, with more speed than previously. This wasn’t the end of it no, Tsubasa closed the distance once he was sure Nis was prepared. He brought the sword across at his friend’s torso at a fair speed. Kinetic based power had gone up as energy and kinetic force combined. Creating a blast of energy that would rip into a person’s body like a sword being drawn across the skin. Tsubasa was skilled in this aspect, but it wasn’t his only move. He seemed prepared to do much more to this end.

Tsubasa remembered when they fought their first battle; he’d begun with the exact same combo minus the use of Shunko. He also had also been more sloppy in his eyes, but many argued he was perfect than. Tsubasa never saw perfection but a chance to learn, Nis and he never had fought seriously. Nis and Tsubasa didn’t need to speak; it was clear what was needed from both of them. The stress of Tsubasa’s shunko weighed on the barriers heavily. But more was needed; Tsubasa would make sure his frame was standing still when he arrived while cutting. Everything would move in slow motion for him this way, allowing him to focus in. That was the important matter after all, damaging Nis wasn’t the point. Letting him see Shunko was it. Once Nis saw it he would surely figure out how to activate the power. Tsubasa had more faith in Nis than any other Captains around. Nis was his person he would go too if something needed to happen. He knew for a fact Nis could more than likely complete the task with little blood spilled. Tsubasa had changed and for the better, that much was sure. Nis and had perhaps saw the potential of Tsubasa back than when no one else could. For that Tsubasa had to trust Nis and believe that potential just as strong remained untapped. It was for this purpose Tsubasa would train his friend, the man who was once a rival. Tsubasa would help him become the ally that any Captain could count on.

Tsubasa was devoting himself to this goal in this fight; he was silent as words didn’t need to be spoke. Nis knew him well enough to know his intent. Anything else would have been worthless, not ruining the moment with words. That was Tsubasa’s way, perhaps a way few people would have. It was the only one he could have or acknowledge in the open. Nis and he would battle here, a battle unlike anything this world had ever seen. Nis and Tsubasa were dangerous warriors, both capable of massive destruction. This wasn’t something they played about, both were serious threats. Thirty-Two barriers were set up just because of the force expected from both of them. Tsubasa himself didn’t see a reason to go lax on the defenses for this one.