"Genryū is a school I created two thousand years ago."
Yamamoto Genryusai explained in a deep voice, "It includes, but is not limited to, combat techniques such as Zankensoki, as well as some of my everyday philosophical reflections on life."
"After founding Genryū, I established Genjuku and renamed it the Shinigami Academy a thousand years ago. Strictly speaking, any student who graduates from the academy can be considered my disciple."
"Shunsui Kyoraku and Jushiro Ukitake are among them."
As he spoke, Yamamoto Genryusai fixed his blazing gaze on Su Feng, who was gulping down tea. He appeared calm on the surface, but inside, he was panicking like crazy.
Though he had no idea why Old Man Yamamoto had suddenly brought up this subject, it gave him an inexplicably dangerous feeling.
At this point, all he could do was remain silent for the time being.
As for Genryū, it would be a lie to say he was not tempted.
As Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto, the Shinigami known as the strongest in Soul Society, his strength did not lie solely in his spiritual pressure and Zanpakuto.
There were also his peerless combat techniques.
Back then, Unohana Yachiru Style, the First Kenpachi, had been known as someone who mastered every school in the world. Yet had she not still lost to Yamamoto Genryusai and become one of the first-generation captains of the Gotei 13?
The strength of Genryū had already been proven over two thousand years of history.
A certain Quincy progenitor from a thousand years ago, who preferred to remain anonymous, had likely experienced it firsthand as well.
Becoming Yamamoto Genryusai's disciple might not bring a qualitative leap in strength, but learning from him would still be enough to improve himself, grant him more methods of attack, and even provide countless ideas for