The Forest of Life and Death

After the things that he has gone through, Dayalu Seishin aka the Suicidal Demon was at peace without death or revival. To come to this state though he had to get away, away from other beings, the closest place he came upon beside his home was this wonderful forest. No none really bothered him because the demons and hollows sensed him as a powerful ally, while the shinigami would take part is getting rid of the much more aggressive beings. It was kind of funny to watch all of these clashes as he wondered, this forest held within it, so much life with the trees and plants around them. But, within all of this life, was only death, as blood rained on these plants from the conflicts of shinigami, demons, and hollows. It was a cycle just like him and reincarnation, you are born, then live, die, only to be born again. It was only one path, this was the one that he walked and that many others would eventually walk as well.

Dayalu walked and wandered until a hollow finally challenged him. It stood before him as he only walked forward. "Watch and die with me." He stated as a spear of energy formed right behind him. The hollow charged and as it got into his face, the spear launched through Dayalu's chest and attempt to go straight into it's mask. Nothing more was heard as Dayalu kept his peaceful look, the pain from attacking himself didn't even phase his mood."Rest in peace." He whisphered. The hollow died from it's mask being pierced, the spear dissipated and Dayalu stood with a hole in his chest. Within moment, his origin changed and the hole in his chest just reverted back to normal as he walked forward.

In the forest of life and death, he wandered peacefully but powerfully, it wouldn't be a surprise if half the forest could sense him. But up close he looked very frail, very weak, very cowardly, yet inside he was a destructive force of power. How one approached would prove how he reacted to them.

Dayalu was quite content until a individual landed to the ground and had to bother him at the moment of his walk in the forest. He wasn't typically someone to answer such rude people that were outraged with something they couldn't understand, but this would be one of those rare times it seemed. He looked directly at the individual, looking them into the eye, revealing his empty eyes that didn't bother with directly looking like he was.