Bleach: The Law of Causality
Chapter 52

The Greatest Adversary of His Teaching Career

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He encountered a Hollow before he had even begun cultivating Spiritual Pressure.

That kid is really unlucky.

Rizukihime Kasumiōji's eyes sparkled as she rested her head on her shoulder, stealing glances at Dōsan Hanyū in the back row.

As the mother of the former head of the Kasumiōji family, such a humiliating death was a great blow to her.

This is also a major reason why she became the Soul Reaper.

As the head of a branch family, Rizukihime's every move carries enormous influence. Her entry into the Shin'ō Academy of Spiritual Arts represents more than just herself.

This reflects the political stance of the Kasumioji Clan below the Five Great Noble Clans.

At this moment, any explanation would be considered a mere formality.

The Kasumioji Clan chose Soul Reaper over the Soul Reaper community.

Driven by revenge, Rizukihime to become Soul Reaper, but this did not diminish her deep-seated fear of Hollows that she had harbored since childhood.

Unexpectedly, his biggest "rival" in his third life actually defeated a Hollow, even if it was just a weak Hollow.

The boy with the watermelon head looked up at Dōsan beside him with a complicated expression, his left arm throbbing slightly.

It was a bizarre battle, ending in a bizarre outcome.

He himself was called a "funnel" by those around him and was considered a useless person.

If twice the effort isn't enough to surpass talent.

Then I'll multiply it tenfold or a hundredfold.

Such inspirational words became a joke to him.

I might not even have the courage to fight against the Hollow.

Dōsan was called upon, and the eyes of the entire class were focused on the protagonist of the entire event, like spotlights.

He was stunned.

That day, the day that changed my destiny, remains a vivid memory.

Was that night dangerous?

It was extremely dangerous; the phantom was two or three meters tall, and if it took a bite, you could be gone.

But as for how dangerous it was, Dōsan didn't even seem to get his tattered clothes, which had been patched countless times, torn.

But Dōsan was told in "The Art of Language" that he shouldn't say that, as it would seem too out of place.

"When I'm facing a Hollow, it puts a lot of pressure on me; I feel incredibly dangerous." Seeing the stiff and somewhat embarrassed looks on his classmates' faces, Dōsan added, "Hollows are scary."

Ōuna's lips trembled slightly; the record of Dōsan's part was very simple.

However, Ōuna has seen countless people, was able to glean the general outline of the matter from the intelligence.

As the natural enemy of ordinary souls, they have an instinctive fear of the void. Dōsan Hanyū may not want to talk about this, Ōuna understands.

Although Dōsan is a genius, a recognized genius, he cannot accept that a genius who fails will not become a strong person.

"Dōsan, don't be embarrassed to answer. Speak the truth, and setbacks will accompany you throughout your life."

Like Kasumiōji and Irei, only by speaking out about your past fears and the setbacks you've experienced in your growth can you become a strong person.

"Hey, hey, hey, hurry up and say it. Even if you wet your pants, everyone will think it's normal." Rizukihime covered her mouth and grinned mischievously.

The students joined in the jeering, though they meant no harm; if anything, there was a hint of envy and jealousy.

He entered the Central Academy of Spiritual Arts before he was a minor.

Graduate in one year, and you can choose Thirteenth Division Seated Officer.

She rose to fame right from the start by stepping on Nemu Number Seven, and conservatively speaking, she'll be a Captain-level in the future.

Everyone has to mutter something about it in the middle of the night.

As for Dōsan, what am I supposed to do?

I've learned this problem Dōsan.

But the book says that if you're so perfunctory, the other person should be perfunctory in return.

Something's wrong with this question; it's beyond the scope of the curriculum.

Dōsan forced a smile and told the truth, "Actually, it wasn't too bad at the time. That Void was very clumsy, and I dodged back and forth, so it couldn't hurt me. Then I used Hakuda, but I didn't expect it to be unable to withstand even one hit."

The room fell silent for a moment.

It was only then that Ōuna realized why, before she even began training, the Thirteenth Division had recorded such important information about encountering Hollows so briefly.

Because the process is indeed very simple.

"Ahem." Ōuna coughed lightly to forcefully bring the rhythm back, "Actually, the concept of Hollow is too general. Weaker Hollows can only devour souls by instinct, and ordinary Soul Reaper can kill them."

Only after a Void becomes stronger through devouring others will it acquire abilities and complex attack methods.

Dōsan, what were the characteristics of the Hollows you dealt with before?

"As for its distinguishing features, that Hollow does know how to use Cero."

The students' eyes darted back and forth between Dōsan and the dean, their Cero between them. In their previous two years of education, they were definitely not among the lowly.

One of the bolder students raised his hand and asked, "Your Excellency, what do you want to tell us?"

Ōuna's eyelids twitched. "It's nothing. It's the academy's rules. Students below the third grade are not allowed to fight against voids. Violators will be held back a year or expelled."

This trick works better than all the grand principles he spouts.

Suddenly, all the troublemakers in the class who were planning to challenge Xu to a duel lost their motivation.

Having tasted the benefits of direct education, Ōuna waved for Dōsan to sit down.

This white-browed brat in front of him might become his lifelong enemy in the history of education.

'You truly are my mortal nemesis, Rizukihime.'

Rizukihime lay prone in her spot, feeling an immense "pressure" rushing towards her from behind.

Ōuna regained his composure. "The second thing is that everyone will receive an Asauchi shortly. Once you successfully Shikai your Zanpakuto before graduating from the sixth generation, you will become a member of the Soul Reaper Seated Officer."

"Waaah!"

The trainees couldn't help but cheer.

Including Rizukihime Kasumiōji, this is the second reason why she wants to become Soul Reaper.

Who can resist the Zanpakuto and the Release Phrase?

"Teacher, shouldn't we go through some preliminary training before we can learn to hit Asauchi?"

Who's so foul-mouthed?

Rizukihime searches for her target, and you will become her second most hated target in this class.

"You should also thank Dōsan Hanyū. If his Zanpakuto hadn't already Shikai and required a long period of communication with Zanpakuto, you would have had at least three more months of training before you could even get close to your Zanpakuto."

"Thank you, Brother Dōsan!" the group cheered.

Ōuna watched this scene with great interest, even though he had high hopes for each batch of students and wished for each of them to succeed.

But the more people Ōuna.

This world is ultimately a world of geniuses, a world changed by a few dominant figures.

Looking at the students laughing and joking unrestrainedly, Ōuna could almost see their lonely graves a hundred years from now.

Living too long isn't good either.

He had met Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto a thousand years ago, Kisuke Urahara a hundred years ago, Gin Ichimaru ten years ago, and today's Dōsan Hanyū.

These people represent, or will represent, an era.

'I hope that with the support of Dōsan Hanyū, you can live a little longer!'

In the Second Division barracks, Soi Fon, who had just escaped from the Shin'ō Academy of Spiritual Arts, had a face as red as fire. Soi Fon covered her face, and her snake whip was slightly raised and about to burst open.

"Captain, great news! Six of our team members have already been brutally beaten by the 11th Division."

Ōmaeda, moving like a ball of flesh, whether running or rolling, came to the entrance of Team Soi Fon's cabin.

Thinking about it carefully, Ōmaeda has never used three schemes against the same person in his entire life.

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