The Saika, the Kidō, and the humorless Squad 4 Vice-Captain [closed]

Kanna had no clue why, but she had been asked to meet someone in the Fifth Squad's training ground. Not only did she not know this person, but she was unsure whether or not they knew she was actually coming. Hints had been laid about teaching this person Kidō, yet no name was given, no discription, and no warning. She had been in the middle of paperwork regarding a Lieutenants last admission. Her hair was snow white, bangs cut to cover a single eye, although she was easily able to push it out of the way without bother. Her eyes were an ocean blue, and like any other Shinigami, she wore the normal uniform, although her own was complimented with the Badge of Squad Four's Vice Captain.

As she came closer to the place she was told to meet this individual, she could sense that they had just let off a Kidō that was classified as much weaker than her own. She wondered how long the person had been out of the Academy in all honesty, but she wasn't there to actually judge them, but help them out. She didn't have a problem with this. When she first started, she was blessed with being rather gifted in the art of Kidō and watched a lot of people struggle with it, so she understood. At the same time, she doubted this person was struggling at all, more just new to Gotei 13.

She came closer, stepping into the training grounds to see a young man with two different colored eyes and blonde hair. She examined him up and down, taking notes on his physical appearance and quickly noted that the two of them were not going to immediately get along. She glanced around the area for a second and then turned her attention back to him after making a slight note of their surroundings. Placing a hand on her Zapakuto, which laid nicely on her left side, she took it off and set it aside, near one of the walls of the place. "My name is Kanna Aikotsuki, Squad Four Vice Captain. I was told to come here and meet someone to help them out with their skill in Kidō. I am going to assume that you are that person since you just fired off Hadō Number 4. What is your name?"

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Kanna raised an eyebrow at his 'this should be fun' retort and just stared blankly at him. "I assume they see a lot of promise in your abilities and that's why they wanted someone to help you out. Whether or not you asked for help, or even want it, I am here to do my best in helping you excel in the ability." She stepped over to the male, looking him up and down as she circled him for a moment. Stopping behind him, she raised her arms to cross along her chest. "When you shot off both of those Hadō... You definitely have skill, but they won't do too much damage to a Hollow or really anything if you don't have power behind them. You use Kidō effortlessly, without incantation, but you still need to have some sort of force behind it."

She turned away and stepped off, walking until she came to about twenty feet away from him. Turning back towards him, she glanced him up and down, "You're weak, your Kidō is useless, and from what I can tell you're a lazy kid with no actual talent. How am I going to help you? Knock me off my feet. Hit me with that Byakurai that you shot off, but put some power behind it, use more spiritual pressure if you have to. Just make it happen." She held her hand out in front of her and mumbled, "Bakudo 39, Enkosen." A yellow shield formed in front of her body in the shape of a circle to cover all of her torso and and upper legs. "Knock me on my ass."

She knew that speaking down to him wasn't very kind, and it wasn't something she meant... completely, but she felt if she enraged him enough that he would actually try to hurt her. He had skill. She knew it, and truthfully, she wanted it to come out of him. She stood there awaiting his attack, keeping her eyes on his movements and noting what sort of position his body moved into when he cast the Kidō. She tried to keep everything in mind so she can give him as much advice as possible.

Kanna shook her head at him. She didn't care for his antics at the moment, although she did agree with his statement about the two of them getting along since she was the one they sent here to help him out. She listened to his words, his story, none of them taking any effect to her own heart. Usually someone would be moved, feel guilty, or apologize. Kanna on the other hand doesn't trust anything that any person said. She would more than likely do research and quietly observe him from the shadows before she dared believe his words about how many people had said the same thing or about what he had gone through.

"Whether your words are true or not, they do not effect me." Kanna told him with a slight shake of her head, her eyes fixated on the male before her, "Understand Snopy. My ways are offensive to many, I care not. I hurt a lot of peoples feelings, they'll get over it and I am sure you are strong enough to do the same as them. I am here to help you out... and to your question... I know more about losing things than you know...." A slight chuckle, and a short look of sadness washed over her face and was abundant in her eyes, but was pushed away rather quickly. "You aren't the only one that has been through hell...." her last statement was said in a hiss of a whisper. A single tear formed in her eyes, but it did not fall.

The rest of his words she did not reply to. She only waited for his strike and as he pointed towards her, she only slightly braced for just in case reasons. Her own Kidō had been cast, and it was of higher power than that of the Byakurai he had cast. As it hit, she felt her shield pushed back enough to have her arms pressed against her own torso. For a first shot, she was impressed. She glanced down a the Kidō shield and then back up to him. Her demeanor was more that of a teacher than anything else now. A smile was offered, along with an accepting nod. "Nice."

Stopping the Kidō, the yellow shield vanishing from sight, she looked to him with narrowed eyes. She wasn't glaring at him, she was thinking. The power behind the Kidō was good and for his level, she was impressed with how well he was able to use it. She was baffled at why they wanted her to come and help this man. "Is there anything else that you are lacking in that your Squad members wish you to advance? Your Kidō is good, especially at your level. I have no problem continuing to be your target. I can help you learn to use certain Kidō with more precision and hopefully advance your skill... But that is up to you."

Kanna raised an eyebrow, blinking her emotionless eyes as his words registered in her mind. She had no idea what he was speaking of until he came to the part about hitting a 'sore' spot. Hearing his apology, she said nothing back to him. She just kept her eyes fixated on his movements. He continued on to think about what she had said next, and went to calling himself annoying. She raised an eyebrow again, "When did I say you were annoying? And think you've had it rough?" She shook her head at him, "Someone is assuming way too much."

Kanna just stared blankly at him as he attempted to tease her, to lure her in so she would hit him. It wasn't that she didn't want to, because he actually was starting become irritating with all of the 'come on hit me' stuff he had decided to do. He seemed to becoming rather cocky with hit little gift of being able to read people, although a few things he had hit were still off center when it comes to how she perceived him. She just assumed that was due to the many people before who treated him badly.

"Fine..." Kanna agreed to his little game. Shunpo'ing forward until she was four feet from his range, she brought her right arm back, curling her hand into a tight fist. Forcing the right limb forwards, she sent it to aim right towards the middle of his chest. Depending on how well he braced himself and his strength to stay up on his feet, this blow could either send him falling onto his behind, or just stagger him back a couple of steps. Kanna dropped her arm back to her side, blinking slowly as she waited for his reaction towards the strike.

Kanna raised an eyebrow at his lack of attempt to brace himself to her strike. She knew she wasn't weak, but was taken aback by his willingness to just take the hit. She was glad that she hadn't put one hundred percent of her force into though. If she had, she could have and more than likely would have broken a bone or two. Hearing his words, she was slightly confused, although she kept it completely hidden. What type of strength did he have before to make him willing to test his body against a Vice Captain. He peaked her interest.

"An optimist... " she thought to herself as he spoke about moving forward and doing his best. Kanna only stood there listening to what he had to say. She shifted her eyes upwards towards the sky when he looked up, but returned her gaze to him only a moment later. He was right on a few parts. Life was fragile, it was short, and the two of them knew absolutely nothing about each other. It was rather obvious that he really liked to talk. She didn't really understand how someone could be so open to a person that they just met. With the few things that he had just told her, she could already tell that the two of them had at least one thing in common: a bad past.

The subject soon changed and still she kept the emotionless gaze that she had the entire time that he had been talking to her. She thought for a moment at his question about something she would want to brush up on, but that wasn't what she was here for. "I am here for one reason, and that is to teach you to strength your Kidō and make it more precise. I understand that you have skill, but that is the reason I was sent here. Those are my orders, so I would prefer it if we stayed on that course. The only thing I would say we could add into it, is if I became a moving target and allowed you to try and strike me while running and using shunpo, and then maybe attack you with my own Kidō."

Kanna turned away and once again gained a good twenty five feet distance between the two of them. She stopped and turned back to him. She thought for only a moment and raised her right hand, her index and middle finger pointing outwards. She waited a moment and then spoke, "Hadō Number Four, Byakurai." A burst of lightning, rather large in fact, shot out from her fingertips towards him. With the distance between the two, along with her slight hesitation to cast the Kidō, she'd hoped that he would be able to see what she was doing and come up with a way to counter, dodge, or block. Once the Kidō was cast though, it came out with a speed that compared to someone of Captain level. She knew he was a smart guy, so he would easily be able to analyze the situation and come up with his own way out of it.