Are you a Hero? (Kenichi, Sabre)

The world of the living was ever so loud. Even waiting for Kenichi to appear, she couldn't help but enjoy the noise in the distance. The way that the hustle and bustle of life kept things so busy. It was hardly even the humans. But rather, the creatures covering evry single inch of the planet that made it such a lively place. She closed her eyes and basked in it. Remembering a time when such quiet moments of contemplation weren't available to her.

Before Kenichi had helped her escape that fate.

A smile came to her lips, and she sighed, the large woman humming to herself as she waited patiently for Kenichi to arrive. It was all going to come to a close soon enough. Some small part of her still was a bit unsure. But well, it was hardly as if she would get much out of backing out now. Besides, who else could she trust to help her other than Kenichi?

She cast a glance over her shoulder, looking down on Kenichi, even if she was so much larger than him still, it was strange. He seemed bigger than he used to be. Naturally, its because she herself had shrunk. But all the same, the sentiment was there. How big he's grown.

Perhaps that inflated her mental image of him, but all the same she smiled ruefully as he approached her with such an expression. "I'd ask you if you're ready. But that might be insulting I suppose." She noted calmly, her hand waving beside her as the air peeled itself apart. A slow weeping sigh as darkness flowed from the garganta and settled onto the grass. Even if not literally, the dark void almost seemed to infringe upon the surroundings as Sabre gestured. At the very end of that dark tunnel, there was a light. An extended bridge to Hueco Mundo. She'd took the care to reinforce and create a ...narrow little path. It took a fair bit of spirit energy to maintain, and 'short' was perhaps a bit of a misstep. It was still a lengthy walkway, but she'd managed to somewhat shorten the distance on the grand scale of things.

Though of course, Kenichi probably wouldn't even notice. He'd only been through the garganta twice before, on the forward and return trips to the Menos Forest. And here he was, once again trusting her to be able to bring him back. How easy it would be for her to simply leave him. Either in Hueco Mundo, or just drop him into the Garganta forever. And yet, perhaps out of innocence. Perhaps Just because he trusted her. Kenichi didn't seem to hesitate in the slightest that she would do such a thing to him. For as long as she'd known him, he had, mysteriously, trusted her more and more. And the fact that she'd yet to betray him, was a bit...astounding. Even now, she didn't find it in herself that she'd hurt him.

Was that real? Was she delluding herself? She supposed they'd find out.

She smiled lightly at that. Amused to say the least, but all the same, the both of them walked down that long path through the darkness and the world of the living was swallowed up behind them, with only the path before them. All the same, the path itself was a long one, even as they started off at a brisk pace, there was still plenty of time for them to speak.

"Your Employer is in the Menos forest. You should remember the place. But not just any section. Some arrancar have been skulking around there, they've been abducting humans from the world of the Living. They've been at it for more than a month now." She explained firmly, glancing toward Kenichi. "You know my tendencies. When I started sensing humans in our world, well, I'm a very curious woman. I even decided to do a bit of investigating. That's where I ran into your Rita. There aren't very many of them. Three. But they're about as strong as I am. I could have taken ouy maybe one of them. But I'd never manage all three of them on my own." She sighed, annoyance in her voice.

The door was getting closer, and she stole another glance toward Kenichi. "I no longer have to feed. So I'll leave it up to you if you want to kill them or simply rescue your boss."

She couldn't help but smile just a little at that, glancing over her shoulder and giving a slight chuckle as she saw the look on his face. The shift in his spiritual pressure as he found that resolve, and the answer to her question. "Oh? Seems some of my viciousness has rubbed off on you after all." She hummed as they finally broke out and into the soft light of the moon. Instantly they were surrounded by the pressure that always hummed through hueco mundo. That dense energy in the place that some small hollows could subsist off alone.

It was a ravine. A break in the Forest of the Menos that allowed light to cascade down from above. But well, there was more than just the surrounding energy. They'd feel their opposition not far away. A few arrancar off in the distance. And of course a far more familiar spiritual pressure. Rita. Though it wasn't as if all of them were between them and his boss. A few of them were in off directions. And so she glanced over her shoulder at him. "Seems theyre a bit spread out at the moment. Well, if you want to kill them all, perhaps we should split up? Any in particular you'd like to go after first? She asked. The notion of simply beelinging to Rita not even occurring to her. After all, he HAD stated he wanted them dead, did he not?

She watched him patiently.

Saber raised both brows for a moment and chuckled softly, sighing lightly to herself as she received such a mixed answer. "You really can't make up your mind? That's fine. You always did seem to handle directions more than choices. Very well. You'll deal with the strongest enemy." She pointed dead ahead. Toward where he'd sense Rita's spiritual energy, about halfway toward there was where the smallest spiritual pressure would be felt. "Head that way. The strongest is that one. As for the other two. I'll be splitting off and dealing with them so that you aren't interrupted. If you find yourself outmatched. Simply stall and I'll be there to assist you." She pointed out calmly, rolling her shoulders before waving a hand.

"If you should kill them quickly. I'd c ertainly appreciate you coming back to help me finish off the other two if I haven't already. Then we can secure Rita." She glanced his way for a moment as she laid out the plan. Naturally, there was a bit of wiggle room, but it was much more laid out. She didn't give him much of a chance to responde. Once she'd given her explanation, she vanished with a sudden burst of speed, darting off towards one of the other spiritual pressures, her own vanishing shortly after her departure. She was, after all, always the sneaky type.