Purple Parcel for the Purple Captain [Private/Murasaki]

The inauguration of the newest Captain and implementation of her division wasn't an event Micah was around for. At the time, the 3rd seat was deployed on a mission and only returned after the talks and gossip around it died out. So up until this point, though he was made aware of the new division and dealt with members from it, Micah had never seen--let alone interacted with--their captain. This would be their first meeting.

Information concerning the events on Earth, as there had assuredly been a lot more going on in recent times, needed to be reported to the relevant individuals. Micah, having received word from his subordinates stationed on Earth for that express purpose, passed up word to the highers regarding classified information on the Karakura-based organisations. Of course Micah wasn't actually directly informed. The contents were given to Vice Captain Suika, and the responsibility to pass it onto Captain Kagayaku was hers. Due to her inaction, in her stead Micah was given the task.

The shinigami made way towards the Seventh Division grounds, arriving at the headquarters. At first he looked for some sort of secretary, a receptionist--anything really to pass word onto the captain that he was here with important matters on behalf of his superiors, but there was a stark vacancy in the entire grounds. Micah recalled that the division was newly established, but considering its purpose he figured they'd be significantly more populated by now.

The polite thing to do would probably be to find a member walking by and alert them of his presence so that they could pass on the word. Micah wasn't the most receptive to politeness, however. He was here because the job needed to get done; going out of his way to be especially polite wasn't his concern. So after concluding that no-one was around, he figured to take matters into his own hands and walk up to the doors of her office and knock three time. If there was no response, he'd likely either open the doors himself or leave and come back some other time. Waiting around was frankly a waste of time, and more importantly, Micah didn't care to wait.