No Rest for Fate [Hisana, Elyss]

Africa was a place she'd wound up having to visit quite often these days, but even so there was an unprecedented weight in her chest. It wasn't long before a few of the stationed shinigami promptly rushed to her, her squadmates that looked to her for what was going on with Soul society. She met them with her same gentle smile, but it was still a struggle. She assured them she would speak with them shortly, but she had to see the Captain first. Elyss would need to decide how to distribute the news to them.

Making her way to the woman's tent, she spoke up as she approached the entrance.

"Captain." It felt weird to say, but once she got a response, she would step inside. "I have news from the Sereitei." She noted as she held up a copy of the notice that had been written up by Erika. As well as a consolidated summary of reports regarding the Arrancar attack. Just a small bunch of paper and ink that would spell quite a lot for these shinigami stuck on earth.

She supposed it wasn't out of character. Elyss was a woman who more or less thrived on being unreadable. Perhaps it was that unwillingness to express whatever was going on in her head that was why some in the squad felt uneasy about her. In truth, Hisana imagined Elyss was about as cavalier as any other captain, just not in the usual way.

However, as elyss offered that order, Hisana paused and closed her eyes, recalling Erika's warning.

"There's... more information that goes with it, I'm afraid." She added in response to the woman's orders. Which... technically she supposed, she had no real reason to follow. But frankly, Elyss had never really given her much reason not to like her. She supposed this was the moment where she would make that decision.

"Just before these orders were distributed, Central 46 issued an order to establish Byakuya Kuchiki as the new Captain Commander. And as it were, the Nobles of the Central 46 will likely be in control of the Sereitei before long. Most, if not all of it. She ... advised that I take into consideration my position. And I admit, I'm not sure what will happen if I show up and begin delivering shinigami into the center of the Sereitei. I can see about taking the deployed to the Sereitei. Those that are willing to go, at least. But I may have to drop them off in the rukongai. To avoid unwanted attention." She noted. She of course, would still try to do her best. But the fact of the matter was that she was likely going to be on the noble's radar, and not in a good way.

"IN addition to that. The humans, especially those here, who are relying on Shinigami support. What .. exactly should we tell them?" She imagined that some of the deployed shinigami might not want to go to soul society, it was certainyl a division of soul reapers who had a fondness for the world of the living. With limited ability to traverse the worlds. Some of them may very well not WANT to go back. Would rather resume their duties on earth, or simpmly speaking, would not feel right being unable to return to earth in the foreseeable future. So no doubt, this information was GOING to likely get around. The question was whether Elyss felt it was something important to convey to those that had previously been relying on them.

She supposed.... that did in some way, answer all of her questions. While Elyss did not directly address her other concern, as the woman strode out into the open air and bellowed her announcement, her voice carried. And the fact of the matter was: There were NOT just shinigami around. If she intended to reach the entire camp, then there were a number of not JUST Shinigami, but humans as well, that had been working with the Seventh Division, cocordinators, healers, and a number that were simply passing on information about the rest of the region, that suddenly turned from what they were doing and played witness to the announcement to the shinigami that were there.

So.'Like a Band-aid' she supposed.

She turned to watch Elyss return to her tent and stared down at her desk. She considered pursuing the woman, and asking if SHE intended to head to the soul society. But she supposed that the once-Captain perhaps had already made that clear with her actions, or would need to ruminate on that.

In the meantime, she turned to the sudden rush of some shinigami. The Captain had run off, and so they looked to her with their questions and worries while others seemed to either get back to what they were doing, or started to head off to do whatever it was that first sparked in their minds and hearts as concerns.

Well, at least she knew how the rest of her trips would go.