In the novel " Shinigami the Unforgiven," Chapter 17, "Sweeping Dust Above, Wind Rises Below," Loly Palamia and Aura Michibane have always been the most wanted criminals in their respective divisions, and no one has been able to catch them even after years on the run.
Even the Research and Development Institute couldn't pinpoint their exact whereabouts, because the Three Realms are so vast that finding just two people is extremely difficult.
As for the monk's shady dealings, he generally doesn't get involved in such matters; that guy has very strong principles.
Shiraishi couldn't understand what was going on in that bald monk's head, and he didn't intend to rely on that guy.
Upon receiving Renji Abarai's report, he immediately understood that the information was absolutely correct.
Ichika, that girl, may not seem to have as strong a bloodline as Kazui, but she has been given a special advantage: the ability to detect the jailers of Hell.
The girl said she had seen it, so it's highly likely she was telling the truth. After all these years, the enemy is actually in Seireitei, so we must do everything we can to capture them.
The fact that they could hide for so long without making a sound means that someone was definitely tipping them off from the shadows.
The current cabinet and the Seireitei's administrative system have become so bloated that even Shiraishi can't tell how many people are in it.
Everything was done by civil servants; ministers merely made decisions on important matters.
And it was he who explained all of this.
He decided to drastically reform the civil service system, replace some incompetent individuals, and send a group of people to the Jail for the New Year.
Therefore, an anti-corruption war was bound to break out, and he secretly summoned Soi Fon, the Eighth Division Shunsui Kyōraku, and the Ninth Division Kensei Muguruma, who was in charge of the prison.
Shiraishi slammed a list full of names on the table and asked the three of them to look at it. The list was provided not only by the Stealth Force and the Eighth Division, but also by the Research and Development Institute.
Those guys did a lot of sneaky things to swindle funding, but given their quick adaptability, Shiraishi could only turn a blind eye.
Shiraishi rubbed his temples and said:
He pointed out six people in a row, his expression grave:
The three had no objections and decided to go back to arrange the arrest mission.
However, the level of corruption within the Shinigami Division exceeded the captains' expectations.
The arrests began over there.
Morty had already received the message, instructing him to quickly pack his things and escape through the back door.
He had long anticipated this day would come.
He was in charge of the reconstruction and cleanup work in Unohana District, and he turned a blind eye to any instances of substandard materials being used.
He accepted large bribes and joined the Silver Trident, an organization that was eroding the foundations of Shinigami.
He was prepared for what would happen if he were discovered by Shinigami. He quickly packed the space ring from the Research and Development Institute into his bag, which was filled with gold and silver jewelry to ensure a comfortable life after his escape.
He left home, and a car drove up.
Morty quickly got into the car.
Between Unohana District and Kotetsu District, a seemingly timid Shinigami stands at a crossroads, his eyes fixed on a car that has just driven by, his expression somewhat puzzled.
That car didn't have license plates.
But this kind of thing is outside his jurisdiction.
Hanatarō Yamada turned around and faced the members of the Fourth Division who were in charge of purchasing medicine.
He wasn't used to being cared for, and quickly waved his hands.
Harunobu Ogidō remarked that he was handsome and straightforward; at least to unsuspecting outsiders, he was definitely a sunny and refreshing young man.
Those who truly understand him will understand.
He can be incredibly cunning, but only towards men.
He has always been the gentlest and most tender type when it comes to women.
Facing the Seated Officer who was lower in rank than him, Hanatarō still answered in a stammering tone, "Just now, I saw the Ninth Division's Lieutenant Shūhei Hisagi with a very serious expression, leading a few people towards the Unohana District."
Then a car without license plates drove by, and I wondered if there was any connection between the two.
His seemingly fearful demeanor could easily lead outsiders to believe he was just a timid rookie team member.
In fact, he was one of the few skilled healers of Kidō Kaidō in the Fourth Division, and was trusted and appointed as the Third Seat of the Fourth Division because of his somewhat timid and gentle character.
That being said, he himself believed that he was able to become the Third Seat because of the death of Iemura Yasochika, who was the original Third Seat.
Captain Unohana promoted herself to the position because she didn't want the Third Seat to remain vacant for too long.
He always felt that his abilities were not worthy of the Third Seat positions, and he naturally lacked the awareness of being Third Seat, always placing himself in a lower position than others.
Another burly Fourth Division spoke up:
Harunobu Ogidō suddenly remembered something, and clapped his hands, saying:
Aoshika shrugged and said:
Upon hearing these words, the surrounding Fourth Division began to make a commotion.
"In the past few decades, the generation of Lieutenant Shūhei Hisagi has produced Lieutenant Hinamori, Lieutenant Kuchiki, Lieutenant Kira, and the most powerful ones are Captain Hitsugaya and Captain Abarai, a generation that has produced Captain-level."
This unprecedented speed of rise to power is even referred to as a "golden age" by the current Shin'ō Academy.
Aoshika's expression was somewhat complicated, showing both the joy of hearing an acquaintance being praised and a feeling of embarrassment towards her peers.
He was terrified of death and fled from battle to survive in the Fourth Division.
Suddenly thrust into the topic, Hanatarō Yamada immediately tensed up, bowing his head to the squad members despite being the Third Seat.
Harunobu Ogidō.
As Hanatarō Yamada, he increasingly felt that he shouldn't be the Third Seat, looking as if he wished he could just disappear into the dust.
Harunobu Ogidō, utterly exasperated, said, "What are you talking about, Third Seat Yamada? You too are a perfect match in terms of bloodline and strength, an elite among elites, aren't you?"
Even Kisuke Urahara admits that, in terms of Kaidō, he's a cut above you.
Hanatarō Yamada shook his head as he thought of that man.
Harunobu Ogidō said with a smile:
Hanatarō Yamada didn't even ask him why he knew, before he hurriedly ran to the barracks.
This unconditional trust made Harunobu Ogidō mutter under his breath:
One of the team members couldn't help but say in a reproachful tone:
Harunobu Ogidō a casual tone.
Triggering the team
I'm puzzled. Is there anyone else with an even worse personality?
General Infirmary, guest room.
Retsu Unohana defines General Infirmary as Kaidō facility that uses medical resources to treat others, emphasizing simplicity and practicality.
But a hospital needs a guest room to receive visitors, and it can't be too simple; everything is built with the goal of being luxurious.
It was mainly for entertaining the Captain-Commander, nobles, cabinet ministers, and others.
Hanatarō Yamada rushed in, tripping over the doorway. He quickly braced himself with his hands to avoid the tragedy of knocking out his teeth.
Even seeing his pathetic, prostrate posture, the visitor still didn't let him off easily, saying sharply, "Still the same old thing, making a listless voice with a listless posture."
"Are you trying to understand the patient's feelings, but your own heart is also becoming infected, Hanatarō?"
Upon hearing that familiar, nostalgic voice, Hanatarō Yamada's eyes widened immediately, and he chose to look up.
He had an expression as if he had seen a ghost.
Kiyōnosuke Yamada continued to deliver sharp and witty remarks.
He is Hanatarō's older brother and served as the vice-captain of the Fourth Division until the Great Collapse.
During Aizen's reign, this person quickly went to serve under that person, continuing to do his old job in medicine.
After Aizen's defeat, he returned to the embrace of the Shinigami once again, and of course, there was absolutely no hope of him joining the Gotei 13.
Compared to Third Seat Ijien, who would rather die than surrender, Kiyōnosuke Yamada, the vice-captain, actually surrendered.
Both morally and logically, the Gotei 13 could not continue to accept this spineless coward, and his Zanpakuto was taken back and stored in the squadron barracks.
However, he is not currently unemployed. His Kaidō level, which is close to that of Unohana, allowed him to quickly find a job as the general agent of the Seireitei Shin'ō Medical Institute, which specializes in treating the wealthy and noble.
Those people only cared about saving their own lives and didn't care whether Kiyōnosuke Yamada had a history of surrendering.
Hanatarō Yamada was well aware of these things.
Regardless of what outsiders say about the older brother, from the younger brother's perspective, it's truly a wonderful thing that his older brother is alive.
Since the news of the surrender spread, this person, who rarely sets foot in the Fourth Division's General Infirmary, actually visited today, so there must be something important going on.
Kiyōnosuke Yamada shrugged and said, "If there's anything pleasant about it, it's the ugly struggle of those in power who are afraid of getting old and cling to any straw."
Seeing it always puts me in a good mood.
Hanatarō Yamada's expression changed drastically as he said:
Kiyōnosuke Yamada deliberately spread his hands and said:
Hanatarō Yamada waved his hand frantically, loudly refuting his brother and listing his reasons, "Indeed, my brother is disliked by everyone because he likes to make things difficult for people, has a terrible personality, and has a history of surrendering."
But if we look, there are good places... probably... In the end, there's no way the Fourth Division would want someone else to die!
Kiyōnosuke Yamada smiled at his younger brother's words. Behind his clumsy words lay the younger brother's concern for his older brother; it was no wonder he loved his younger brother so much. "Thinking about it carefully," he said, "What you said was quite hurtful."
people."
Hanatarō Yamada looked puzzled and said:
Kiyōnosuke Yamada narrowed his eyes slightly and said with a very serious expression:
His expression was even more bewildered. Why the sudden change of heart?
Kiyōnosuke Yamada shrugged, a relaxed, spectator-like expression naturally appearing on his face. "Although the dangers of the Quincy and Hollows have been eliminated, there won't be any major wars for the time being."
However, even if the external environment remains stable, internal turmoil is inevitable; this has been a natural phenomenon throughout history.
Even the high and Captain-Commander couldn't easily stop it.
His suggestion reminded Hanatarō Yamada of that car, Shūhei Hisagi's serious expression, he couldn't help but feel nervous.
Kiyōnosuke Yamada spread his hands.
Hanatarō Yamada made his own decision; at this moment, he would never shirk his responsibility.