The Battle That Was [Closed]

Listening to his words, Kaminari was officially pissed off. Obviously, this man was too stupid to understand exactly what she meant. He acted like she had just said Kazuma could go fend for himself. That was not the case at all. Kaminari was now in the right of her own mind. She had gotten enough stress out during their fight to realize that she'd rather just talk to him, that should have been enough of a hint. Once he finally stopped his ranting, Kaminari stood up full, standing straight and stared at him through the darkness of her bangs. The anger practically shined through as she glared at this man, the one she now knew to be an idiot. "I am no better than the monsters chasing him?" she said in reply to his rant, "Coming from the fool who wasn't paying enough attention to his precious brother and let him run off." Kaminari picked up both of her Zanpakutō's and sheathed them. She then began walking calmly towards him. "You obviously do not understand what I said. I was saying that you need to stop treating me like my problems are nothing just because of what you've been through and what you wish for me to do. If you want something from someone, you don't insult them and act like they don't matter, which is what you've been doing." She spoke to him in a rather cold tone. "Explain to me why I should go after him for you and be his savior if the person that is asking couldn't care less about me?"

Kaminari's eyes widened in shock and she stopped walking when he replied to her. She listened to everything he had to say, but until the very end, she wasn't allowing anything to register in her mind. Then, he repeated something that someone she truly looks up to said. It was their turn... With or without her voice. A small smile formed on her lips as she watched this man turn away from her. She could of stopped him and said something more, but there was no need for that. He said exactly what she needed to hear. It was the same words that brought her out here in the first place, so... It was time for her to find that boy and stop using the lack of speech as an excuse. It hurt her, yes. She hated not being able to talk to those around her. She also found it funny that he said her voice only reached up to thirty feet. "Heh... " she said, shaking her head as she watched him continue to walk off, "If only you knew... that the only reason it wasn't effecting you was because of how low I was talking... Guy is lucky he's not throwing up..." Kaminari just turned towards the direction of the village that she had met Kazuma and began walking in that direction. Before she left the area completely, she stopped, turned towards the man... "Thank you...." With that, she shunpo'd out of there.