Yuko looked at Rangiku's serious expression and sighed. "You've really had it rough."
Rangiku nodded in wholehearted agreement. "Exactly! It won't listen at all. It's exhausting me to death."
Yuko looked at her expressionlessly. "No, I mean your Zanpakuto has really had it rough, ending up with an owner like you."
The heavens truly had no eyes for letting this idiot have a Zanpakuto, establish a connection with it, and even achieve Shikai.
Just how good-tempered did that Zanpakuto have to be to put up with this idiot?
"Huh?" Rangiku's eyes widened. "Isn't it because this guy is lazy and refuses to work hard?"
Yuko's mouth twitched. "What a terrifying thing to say. It makes me want to hang you from a streetlamp."
You wanted the horse to run without feeding it any hay.
Even capitalists would weep at that.
Even when Momo Hinamori helped handle division affairs, Yuko helped out whenever she could. She would never force Momo to do all the work alone.
Good thing this fool had never become captain. Otherwise, she would have wrecked the entire division.
Thinking about it carefully, Toshiro was unexpectedly reliable.
How terrifying. Was a child actually the most reliable one?
The Gotei 13 was doomed sooner or later. She should find an opportunity to switch jobs.
Rangiku still looked completely confused. "Why?"
Yuko sighed again. "Rangiku, could it be that it doesn't want to deal with you because you usually treat it too badly?"
"How do I treat it badly? I maintain it carefully, okay?" Rangiku pouted indignantly. "It's clearly this guy that refuses to behave."
Yuko pointed at Hai Mao, which was stuck in the floor. "A Zanpakuto reflects a Soul Reaper's soul. Its personality may differ from its owner's, but at its core, they are one and the same.