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Chapter 632

Ichigo Kurosaki's Memories

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In the sixth chapter of the main text of the Unforgiven: Shinigami Ichigo Kurosaki's Memories, Kang Kai's impassioned speech was completely out of character for Ichigo Kurosaki, yet he still delivered passionate words.

Preparing a speech in advance is one of his many years of experience in the industry.

The thought of becoming the kind of adult he hated as a child Ichigo Kurosaki want to quit immediately, but he insisted on finishing his sentence so that the old man wouldn't have to scrub his back with Ryūjin Jakka.

Every time school starts, this person inevitably seeks out the Shinigami to return to the Shin'ō Academy and instill the Will of Death in the students.

It is said that it was authorized by the Captain-Commander, but the name of this will is too ominous.

Ichigo Kurosaki leaned back on the sofa in the headmaster's office, stretching his limbs.

I was asked to give a report at the routine meeting this morning, and now I'm here again after it's over. What kind of vacation is this?

After wandering around for a while, the morning was over, leaving only the afternoon and evening.

That heartless Captain-Commander.

Ichigo Kurosaki Ichigo's respect for Shiraishi turned into Infinity complaints under the weight of his grueling corporate job, and he could spew out a whole bunch of complaints at the drop of a hat.

Why did I even bother joining the First Division? I should have gone to the 11th Division... Ugh, that's a real headache.

The thought of Kenpachi's gaze sent shivers down Ichigo Kurosaki's spine.

Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto poured him a pot of tea and said with a smile:

Ichigo Kurosaki took the tea, looked at a painting hanging on the wall, and asked curiously:

Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto stroked his long beard, his face showing a nostalgic expression.

Ichigo Kurosaki of tea and said truthfully:

Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto sighed, not wanting to dwell on it further:

Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto slammed his cane into the ground. That brat got married without even telling him; he had to get the news from Yoruichi Shihōin.

As for where Yoruichi Shihōin heard it from, it must have come from her best friend Kūkaku Shiba. The two of them talked about everything, setting aside Shiraishi's shortcomings.

Ichigo Kurosaki understands Shiraishi's concerns: who should they marry first? Leaving either one behind would be a bad thing.

Getting married together would seem too inappropriate.

In addition, he was busy with other things in the past and had put it off. Now that Renji Abarai and Rukia are getting married, he has no choice but to do it.

He knew very well that Renji Abarai and Rukia initially only wanted to register their marriage and inform their close friends; they didn't intend to hold a special wedding ceremony.

The real change of heart happened at yesterday's dinner party.

Rewind to the end of August, in the Kuchiki District.

This is the most prosperous area of Seireitei, and also the first area to be rebuilt, even before the Shiraishi District.

The reason is simple: four of the Five Great Noble Clans are located here, and the surviving nobles band together around the Kuchiki Clan.

They are very willing to contribute to the construction of their area, and in doing so, they slightly alter the original plans.

The economy became even more robust than before the war, and one street in particular was known as the Golden Street, meaning that the cost of living there was so high that it was beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Isane Kotetsu turned around and asked Hanatarō Yamada, the Third Seat in her team who seemed to have disappeared behind her.

Hanatarō checked the text messages Rukia Kuchiki sent several more times, following cautiously behind Isane Kotetsu.

Golden Street isn't the kind of street that's considered rustic; rather, it emphasizes its so-called "original" or "natural" character.

The vast bamboo forest is dotted with very stylish restaurants.

It was so expensive that even Isane Kotetsu was a little afraid she couldn't afford it. She never abused her power for personal gain and always received her salary honestly.

The two walked along a cobblestone path and came to the entrance of a building that looked like a Japanese style.

A lantern stood before the lattice-patterned sliding door, its words "Flower Red" written in elegant calligraphy, its soft light illuminating the surroundings.

Isane Kotetsu made up his mind and placed his hand on the sliding door. A gentle breeze blew in, and the bamboo leaves rustled.

Encouraging himself, Isane Kotetsu opened the door.

As they stepped inside, at the end of the stone path lined with lanterns on both sides was the entrance to the restaurant. A female employee dressed in a purple-red kimono stood before the entrance and, upon seeing the two enter, bowed respectfully and said:

Isane Kotetsu and Hanatarō nodded slightly in return and hurriedly stepped onto the stone path.

Hearing their names called, the two finally breathed a sigh of relief; it really was this shop.

Led by an elegant, elderly shop assistant, they walked through a corridor facing the courtyard, where every detail was meticulously arranged, and the corridor floor was polished to a gleaming brown sheen.

A corridor spanned a pond where huge koi carp swam, and the two were led to a private room.

The shop assistant spoke to the person inside through the paper sliding door.

A reply came from inside the room.

The shop assistant smiled at Kiyone and Hanatarō and quietly opened the paper sliding door.

Rukia stood up from her chair to greet the two, Renji Abarai stood beside her, bowing to them.

In the center of the spacious Japanese-style room sits a luxurious table, around which familiar Shinigami sit.

Rangiku Matsumoto waved, and Momo Hinamori nodded to them.

Ikkaku Madarame and Yumichika Ayasegawa asked questions one after another, Isane Kotetsu gave a wry smile and said:

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