The Unforgiven from Shinigami
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto was not the owner of a sweatshop; he understood that Jūshirō Ukitake's health was not good and it would be difficult for him to continue serving as captain.
The reason I insisted on appointing him was entirely out of a heart full of care and concern.
He knew his disciple too well; the reason he hadn't been defeated by the illness was because of a heavy responsibility on his shoulders.
Without this sense of responsibility, the fight against illness would likely be much weaker.
For this reason, even though Jūshirō Ukitake was unable to fulfill the duties of a captain, he remained in the captain's position without ever being removed.
" Captain-Commander Yamamoto." Jūshirō Ukitake still wanted to put up a fight; he was looking for a successor for himself.
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto tapped his cane on the ground, his face expressionless, and said, "This matter is no longer up for discussion. Unohana, report the number of casualties."
Jūshirō Ukitake reluctantly stepped aside.
Retsu Unohana stepped forward to report on the casualties of the battle.
Rangiku Matsumoto wasn't listening; her mind was preoccupied with only one thought: how to deal with the captain who had suddenly appeared out of nowhere?
What is Shiraishi's personality like?
It should be alright, at least he dared to venture into Seireitei and rescue Kūkaku Shiba, who was trapped in the Shin'ō Underground Great: The Jail.
They are definitely loyal and value relationships.
" Lieutenant Matsumoto."
"Yes." Rangiku Matsumoto subconsciously puffed out her chest, her ample bosom surging, and her beautiful face showed an expression of readiness. She thought to herself, "Oh no," completely unaware of what the captains were discussing.
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto said in a deep voice, "Tomorrow you will go to the West District Ten and convey the Captains' Meeting's decision to Shiraishi."
"Okay, I understand."
Rangiku Matsumoto breathed a sigh of relief. Thank goodness she wasn't asked for other opinions; otherwise, her daydreaming would have been exposed.
Meeting adjourned.
There's a difference between Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto and the Central 46 Chambers; they don't hold those long and boring meetings. Basically, once they've said what needs to be said, they'll disband the Captains' Meeting.
Rangiku Matsumoto followed Mayuri Kurotsuchi outside.
The sky grew completely dark, countless stars hung in the pitch-black night, and a bright moon hung high, its light spreading across the earth.
The evening breeze carried a hint of heat, and everyone returned to their respective groups.
Rangiku Matsumoto, used to the somber atmosphere, used Shunpo to return to the Tenth Division's barracks.
With his Shunpo at the vice- Captain-level, traveling within the Seireitei is no longer as time-consuming as it would be for other Seated Officer.
Half an hour is usually enough for the vice-captain to get to where he wants to go.
Rangiku Matsumoto returned to the Tenth Division's barracks. The captain's room was still lit. She pushed open the door and shouted, "I'm home!"
"What's going on at the Captains' Meeting?"
Tōshirō Hitsugaya looked away from the documents on the table, hoping it was related to clerical work rather than requiring the use of force.
Rangiku Matsumoto tilted her head and thought for a moment, then spread her hands and said, "I don't know much about other things, Captain-Commander told me that Shiraishi will be our team's acting captain."
"What?"
Tōshirō Hitsugaya nearly broke his calligraphy brush, his emerald green eyes widening as he exclaimed, "Hey, isn't that guy a wanted criminal who murdered multiple Shinigami?"
Rangiku Matsumoto sat casually on the sofa, crossed her legs, and said, " Mad King Munemasa and Evil Doctor Genjirō both died at his hands. Captain Ukitake thinks he should be given a chance."
Tōshirō Hitsugaya frowned slightly and asked, "Then why is it the acting captain?"
"Uh, I'm not sure."
Rangiku Matsumoto stuck out her tongue and acted cute, but she was completely distracted and didn't remember whether Captain-Commander Yamamoto had mentioned being the acting captain.
"..." Tōshirō Hitsugaya's forehead veins bulged noticeably. He really wanted the table to make intimate contact with her face, but considering that the other person would dodge, and that he would have to tidy up the scattered documents and the table himself, he had to give up that idea.
"Oh well, never mind, when will he take office?"
"I'll pick him up in the West District Ten tomorrow." Rangiku Matsumoto skillfully pulled out a bottle of liquor, poured it into a glass, and took a satisfying sip.
Tōshirō Hitsugaya let out a heavy sigh and continued working on his documents.
Whether or not there's an agent doesn't matter; having a captain is always a good thing. Surely the new captain can't be lazier than Captain Shiba or the current Rangiku Matsumoto, right?
He was finally able to free up some time from his busy work schedule.
Being the Third Seat of the Tenth Division is too difficult.
I got drunk all night.
Rangiku Matsumoto didn't go back to her own room; instead, she slept on the sofa in the captain's office, as if that would prove that she, as the vice-captain, had been working hard.
Tōshirō Hitsugaya opened the captain's office door and tapped her forehead with a file. "Get up, weren't we supposed to be picking up the acting captain today?"
"Mmm..." Rangiku Matsumoto let out a sound that could arouse a man, tilting her head slightly, "I'll sleep a little longer."
"Stop slacking off, the new Captain's Haori and Shihakushō are delivered right to your door."
Tōshirō Hitsugaya continued to urge them on.
"Fine," Rangiku Matsumoto replied irritably, jumping up from the sofa. The gray blanket slipped off, and she blinked. She shouldn't have used a blanket last night.
She turned her gaze to Tōshirō Hitsugaya. "It's nothing, I was just worried you'd use a cold as an excuse to slack off."
Haha, you're even shy now! You'll definitely grow up to be a good man~
Rangiku Matsumoto gave a compliment.
Tōshirō Hitsugaya said sternly, "Enough with the nagging, get to work."
Hi, hi.
Rangiku Matsumoto stretched lazily, revealing her stunning curves. She was like a sugar figurine coated in honey, naturally possessing an allure that made you want to lick her.
Tōshirō Hitsugaya didn't understand; he was still young and didn't understand those things between men and women.
"Let's go." Rangiku Matsumoto disappeared from the house with Shunpo and headed towards the Hakutōmon in the west. Using her privilege as the vice-captain of the Tenth Division, she left through a side door and headed towards the West District Ten.
After nearly half an hour, she finally arrived at the West District Ten, only to suddenly realize that the Captain-Commander hadn't given her a detailed address!
Looking at the mountains and forests before her, she thought for a moment and decided to deliberately expose her Reiatsu, then release it, then release it again.
Before long, a figure appeared silently in front of her. "Oh my, it's such an honor to meet such a beautiful young lady in the mountains. My name is Shiraishi. May I ask your name?"
" Rangiku Matsumoto," she replied, looking at the man in front of her. His tone and expression clearly indicated he wasn't the type to do a serious job.
This is a headache. Why are all the captains of the Tenth Division like this?
Couldn't we have a more diligent team leader so she could slack off?
Shiraishi chuckled and said, "Miss Rangiku, what brings you here? If you'd like to buy me a drink, I'd be happy to."
Rangiku Matsumoto, who enjoys teasing innocent boys and dislikes teaming up with seasoned veterans, unusually serious, said, "I'm here on behalf of Captain-Commander Yamamoto to convey the decision of the Captains' Meeting: you will serve as the acting captain of our Tenth Division."
Shiraishi asked in surprise, "Isn't it the Thirteenth Division?"
Rangiku Matsumoto spread her hands and said, "I don't know, it's Captain-Commander Yamamoto's decision."
"Never mind." Shiraishi, too lazy to think about why, said with a grin, "Please take care of me in the future."