How to explain this...[Joshua/Kaminari]

Kaminari wasn’t surprised that her skill was needed. Whatever else anyone wanted to claim didn’t matter: she was the best healer currently in the Gotei. However, when she walked into the examination room and saw what all of her coworkers were talking about, she was taken aback. She stared at Josh, then the hand, Josh, then the hand, and suddenly burst out into uncontrolled laughter. She covered her mouth and put a hand on her stomach, trying her best to regain control of herself, but she couldn’t help it! This was a rare sight; why was he in medical!?

“I am so, so sorry,” she said through momentary chuckles, wiping a tear away with her finger. “That was so rude. Can you still feel your hand, Mr. Jehanna?”

"Yeah, I thought so.” Kaminari pulled up a rolling stool to Joshua’s side and began examining his hand. A quick reiatsu sensing and Kaminari confirmed with a third hint what was going on. He pissed off his zanpakuto, but she wasn’t going to just say that. His inner spirit likely wanted to teach him a lesson, and if she ruined that, who knows how temperamental the thing was… “Well, good news and bad news…”

“Good news, Mr. Jehanna, this isn’t kido or an injury, so it’s no wonder that none of my team could get what was going on here,” Kaminari rolled herself over to the computer and began typing up the medical report for the visit. “Bad news is that you’ve gotta put your head together and think a little deeper about why you can’t control this particular… What do we wanna call it… Incident will work.”

Kaminari raised an eyebrow at his claims, but a smirk remained on her face. She crossed her arms and waited for him to get done buttering her up; that may work on other women, but it wouldn’t on her. How many women fell for this?

“You’re cute, but a few compliments thrown my way aren’t gonna to get you anywhere, Mr. Jehanna,” Kaminari slid the stool back over after finishing the start of her report. She tapped her nail on the ice, a small exertion of reiryoku surrounding her hand for her own protection. “Zanpakuto don’t normally just ‘act up…’ I can deal with it, but it is often smarter to not force these issues, unless you want this to happen on a bigger scale… in the middle of real combat… when… I’m not there.”

Kaminari was visibly taken aback by the sudden offer for a date. Thinking back, she couldn’t… remember… the last time… Whatever. Anyways, she quickly moved on from there and allowed herself a moment to think on the seriousness of the offer. It sounded pretty thrown up, like when someone blocks a ball from hitting their face.

“Well, as I said, I can deal with it just fine,” Kaminari said and then gestured toward his hand so he’d hold it up again. Careful not to get smacked by the sword, she placed her hands on either side of the ice and began focusing her reiryoku carefully.

Kamianri could sense some resistance, and assumed it was his zanpakuto spirit trying to keep hold, but the ice began to crack under the strength of her own energy. It took a minute, since Kaminari was trying not to damage his hand under the ice too, but after a moment of intense vibration, the ice shattered.

“There…” Kaminari said and then examined his hand, wanting to deal with anything like frostbite. “It’s probably best not to just throw a date offer out there like that… You never know when the lonely, or even desperate, will take you up on it.”

Kaminari raised an eyebrow at his playful banter and snatched his hand. Grabbing some of the medical lotion on hand, she made sure to rub it into his muscles, utilizing a small kaido spell at the same time. She was not one to half-ass her work, especially since that could mean someone’s career, or worse, their life. Technically, he was getting a massage, but she’d never word it that way. Of course, she had no problem pressing a little more firmly hard at soft spots nerves, just to… help loosen the muscle. Yeah, that was definitely why she did it…

"A gamble, hm?" Kaminari said, releasing his hand, which would feel warm. Kaminari looked up at him, a bit of curiosity, but frustration in her eyes as well. There was a part of her that wanted to accept; she was never asked out. She didn't think many found her very appealing, which was fine, but still... kinda hurt. "Don't bother," Kaminari said, but there was a very clear hint of self-doubt in her tone.