In Chapter 27 of the novel " Shinigami the Unforgiven," Shiraishi's expression was complex. He discussed why someone could be hated by everyone.
The Shin'ō Academy has only recently reopened, and many of the newly enrolled students are at the first-year level. Only those with a solid foundation can advance rapidly.
For example, the Ganju, or a high-ranking member of the Dark Forest Patrol.
The top student in the sixth grade is definitely Ichigo Kurosaki. He is a case of being outclassed, and his treatment is different from the others. He is taught by Yoruichi Shihōin and Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto in turns.
Shiraishi didn't know who the second-place student in the sixth grade was, only that since Ganju was ranked fifth in the sixth grade, he must be second to last.
There are six people in the entire sixth grade.
Kūkaku is about to get angry again.
Thinking about going to Kūkaku's house that night, Shiraishi covered his forehead with his hand, feeling a headache coming on from his troublesome brother-in-law.
It's best not to reveal tonight that you've been to the Shin'ō Academy, lest Kūkaku question Ganju about his achievements there.
Once she learns that what she wants to do is absolutely impossible, an enraged Kūkaku will not engage in any friendly exchanges.
She might even kick him off the bed, complaining that he, as her brother-in-law, hadn't properly supervised his training at the Shin'ō Academy.
Shiraishi took another sip of tea, idly surveying the office. It was simple, without any unnecessary decorations, except for a banner hanging on the wall.
Justice reigns supreme in the world.
He wanted to complain, but felt he had nothing in common with the old man, so he stood up and said, "I'll go take a look around the academy."
"Don't cause a disturbance."
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto gave a special instruction.
"Don't worry." Shiraishi waved his hand, used Steel Tempest to leave through the window, and then silently slipped into the corridor window, pressed himself against the wall, and listened to the lecture inside. The lecture was a history lesson.
The Soul Society's history spans a million years, which is far too long, so Chōjirō Sasakibe will only briefly mention the Soul King and the Five Great Noble Clans, followed by the history of the Seireitei.
From far to near.
It wouldn't be wrong to call him Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto.
Peeking through the back door, Shiraishi noticed that many students in the back rows were playing with their hands under their desks, clearly showing their disinterest in this type of history class.
Popularizing history is still a long and arduous task.
He left and went to the classroom Hakuda studied physics.
Turning to the Kidō training ground, a row of people stood practicing the Shakkahō.
This intermediate Kidō is the most common and easiest Kidō for Shinigami to master, with Renji Abarai being an exception.
The ability to make a faulty connection even when using a Shakkahō like a light bulb is, in a sense, a talent.
The person who taught the Kidō was Love Aikawa.
He watched for a while, then ran to the kendo training ground, stood on the high edge of the window, and looked inside. He saw a group of people exchanging heated words with wooden swords.
A short, blonde woman with two pigtails sticking straight up was wielding a knife and yelling in a gangster-like manner.
He kept yelling.
Shiraishi looked utterly helpless; Soi Fon's fiery temper seemed amiable in comparison to this man.
Hopefully we can have a proper talk later.
With this worry in his mind, he returned to the dean's office, poured himself a cup of tea, and gulped it down.
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto looked up and said, "Isn't my Shin'ō Academy amazing?"
"Good."
Shiraishi casually replied, "I just hope they don't get corrupted as soon as they enter society."
" The Gotei 13, the Stealth Force, and the Kidō Corps —they will be incorporated into these departments. Unlike the administrative departments, military forces absolutely cannot be corrupted."
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto emphasized, "You should focus on internal matters, rather than placing your emphasis on administration."
"I understand."
Shiraishi leaned back, took out his phone to check the time—how many minutes left? "You stay here, don't slip away."
"I absolutely will not work after my shift ends."
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto decisively refused. He was no longer the high and mighty Captain-Commander, but merely a Dean of the Academy, and could say no to things he didn't like.
"You young people should resolve your own affairs. At most, I'll help you notify Sarugaki and Aikawa to come here."
"Cut."
Shiraishi looked displeased, but still didn't force him to stay.
After the Shin'ō Academy concluded, Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto sent out the message.
A short while later, two people, one tall and one short, pushed open the door and entered.
" Academy Director Yamamoto, is there something you need from us?"
Hiyori Sarugaki asked loudly, her small frame straightening as she looked at Shiraishi with a hint of confusion, "Who are you?"
With his afro Love Aikawa remarked, "He's the second Captain-Commander of the Gotei 13, Shiraishi. I told you to read more books, but you wouldn't listen."
"So long-winded."
Hiyori Sarugaki retorted angrily, glaring at him, "Why should I want to know the Captain-Commander of the Shinigami!"
"So, what do you want from us? If you want me to become the Shinigami, that's absolutely out of the question!"
"You two continue your conversation; I'll take my leave now."
Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto got up and decided to slip away.
He tacitly approved of the Central 46 Chambers's decision to execute the Hollowfication captain and deputy captain.
Therefore, he has no right to tell the two of them to let go of their hatred.
Shiraishi scratched his head and said, "Please have a seat, both of you. Let me pour you a cup of tea."
"Wait, your expression is similar to Kisuke Urahara's. That guy gets unusually enthusiastic whenever he wants to trick us."
Hiyori Sarugaki grew increasingly wary and asked, "What do you want?"
Helpless, Shiraishi got to the point. "I just wanted to ask what your thoughts are on releasing Gin Ichimaru?"
" Gin Ichimaru..." Love Aikawa's eyes darkened slightly; their hatred was mainly focused on Aizen.
I didn't really harbor much hatred towards Gin Ichimaru, who was just a kid back then.
"I heard he's been lurking around Aizen, his goal is to kill Aizen. There must be some kind of grudge between them."
Love Aikawa said, "I have no objection."
Hiyori Sarugaki said coldly, "For Matsumoto's sake, I'll reluctantly agree to release him."
"What if he works at the Shin'ō Academy..."
"I object!" they both said in unison.
Love Aikawa explained his reasoning, "Anyone capable of deceiving Aizen is troublesome no matter how you look at it; it's better not to become colleagues with him."
Hiyori Sarugaki bluntly stated, "I don't want to see that guy's face all the time."
Having ascertained their attitudes, Shiraishi abandoned the idea of keeping Gin Ichimaru at the Shin'ō Academy and said, "Alright, I'll find another way to settle things. I won't disturb your lunch any longer. Goodbye."
After saying that, Shiraishi used the Steel Tempest to leave. On the way, his phone rang; it was another message from them.
Shiraishi had already learned to Isshin, and headed back to the First Division's underground the Jail.
" Nel, what do you think if Gin Ichimaru returns to Hueco Mundo?"
I hate him.
"Oh."
Shiraishi abandoned the idea of sending Gin to Hueco Mundo, and after much thought, realized there was only one place that could accept Gin Ichimaru.
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