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"Ya know," Tsu spoke to Yuu. "I may just do that. And I'll be sure ta send all the bad ones to Squad Thirteen." The Substitute Instructor gave the Lieutenant a grin. "Alright, we've wasted enough time here. Let's get outa here." Tsu lead the class out of the lecture hall and toward the Senkaimon, where a member of Squad Twelve waited.

"You're Tsurabisu Maruchinu?" The researcher gave the blue haired man a questioning look.

"Yeah, that's me. Is everything ready?"

The researcher handed Tsu his report. "Everything's all set up, and we'll be monitoring from the R&D. Just make sure you keep everyone inside the barrier."

Tsu took the report and skimmed over it. Everything looked right. "Alright, thanks. And can you tell Captain Kurotsuchi that I should be over there some time later today? And I'm sorry for not getting back sooner." The researcher nodded and left. "Alright everyone!" He called out to the class. "This is the real deal. Remember what you've been taught and you should be just fine. Should anything go wrong, we'll act as support. Remember, these will be real Hollow, so watch yourselves. They won't hesitate to attack, to kill. Let's see what you're made of!" With that, the large gate behind him opened, revealing a portal leading to the world of the living. Tsu turned and stepped into the Senkaimon, followed by two Hell Butterflies and his students.

When Tsu called him, he finally snapped out from his spaced out condition, and headed towards his team members. 'No not them.' He thought of this when her saw who they were.
They both recognize him, and gave an evil glare. one of them mumbled to the other. 'We are so going to get him, for what he did to us in the examination, right?' The other guy gave a nod, confirming on the plan that the other mumbled.
Haru took a deep breath before approaching them, and saying. He then said while smiling. "No hard feelings on what happened there." He knew that they were going to take his what he believe was an apology.
They both nodded to each other. One of them step forward and said with an ominous grin. "Of course that was in the past, we lost fair and squared, right?" The other came after him and said. "That won't hurt our focus on what we have now, after all we are grouped together." He said in an evil voice.
He felt uneasy on what they just said. He wanted to believe them, but he knows better to not mess with those three. 'Better keep my guard up, just in case if they pull something.' He thought as he heard Tsurabisu say something about this is the real deal, hollow will not hesitate to kill, an some other stuff.

"Sir, the Academy class has entered the world of the living. Research and guard teams in place. Releasing Hollows. A few taps of the keyboard infront of him and the researcher entered the command that would allow the training Hollow to enter the area where the students would be testing.

Tsu looked around. It was still early morning here in the world of the living. The living wouldn't be up for hours yet, so there was no chance of interference. "Okay, everyone. This mission starts now. Get in your groups and start hunting!"

Tsu stood, watching as the groups went their separate ways, until he noticed something out of the corner of his eye. The two who were supposed to be with Haru had backed off a bit, seeming ready to leave him on his own. I don't think so. Tsu used his Flash Step to put himself directly behind the two retreating figures. He cleared his throat, calling the two student's attention to him. "Now, where do the two of you think yer going? Now, you have your orders. You three are supposed to work together. Let me remind you one more time. I'm from the Zaraki squad. And I have something in common with my Captain. If I give an order, I expect it to be carried out. And if anyone under my command refuses to obey, I'll kill them myself. Understood? I have no use for disobedient subordinates! I don't care what feud you may have with the kid over there, but I'm telling you right now that it's over. Got it?" To emphasize his point, he placed his hand on Hoshokusha's hilt.

The lieutenant watched as Tsu reprimanded the students and crossed her arms, wanting to say something but stayed silent. It wasn't her place to speak. It was Tsurabisu's job, not hers. And so Hikari stood there quietly as he dealt with the dispute.

The hollow had launched a mighty strike heading straight to Haru.
Seeing the attack, Haru naturally evaded the strike by going forward, and countering with his zanpakuto in right hand and the scabbard in the other. As he did a slash, the attack wasn't effective for it was still dull, due to the encounter he had in his soul plain. 'I have no choice but to rely on them.' He thought in disgust as he was evading the slashes that the hollow was doing.
Getting quote pissed the hollow released a gas, that began to fill up the space around him with a smile of this deadly attack.
Noticing the gas coming out of it he put a greater distance between him and the hollow while covering his mouth and nose with his left arm. Thinking that it would be poison if he inhale. The gas touch his arm and all of a sudden, and as this happened his zanpakuto and scabbard transformed into a dual shield. The gas had made his whole arm excluding his elbow paralyzed. He knew that this wasn't going to be good, especially when that hand had the good shield, and the hand that wasn't affected had a rusted, dull shield blade. He was hoping where the other two might been, and if they would come to his aid.
They both saw what was going, and their feeling did not affected them, when Haru was in grave danger. "Serve him right, for beating us." said one, while the other nodded. "Wouldn't Tsuarbisu kill us for not helping?" said the same one. "No, for once he come, we will just lay there wounded. Making him think that we got injured in the fight." "We won't be able to pull that off, since we haven't been there helping him?" Pulling out his zanpakuto, he said. "Well we just have to make it seem like we got in that fray."

"Wh-what...?" Hikari barely had time to process what had just happened. The first thing that flashed through her mind was the fact that one of the students had been struck down. I must help. I must-! Then Yuu confirmed the aggressor to be Aizen. She looked up just in time to see a barrage of blades flying at her. She forced herself to remain calm and the healer inside took over. She could call on her shikai, recieve the damage and hopefully use it to heal the fallen student rather than heal herself. Time seemed to slow in the instant that she weighed the pros and cons. The downside to that action was that if the student was already dead, Hikari would have taken damage and wasted most of the energy in an attempt to heal someone already gone, leaving little left to heal herself or her other allies with. However, she knew that if there was still hope for the poor child, she must do whatever to could to revive him. And so, she knew what she had to do. "Saezuru! Keikoku!" She cried, releasing her zanpakuto into it's shikai just as the blades rained down upon her. The lieutenent gasped as the attack hit, and immediately used a bit of the energy from the impact to heal herself before she took too much damage. Her eyes darted over to the fallen boy and she wasted no time in using her shikai on the boy. "Sing your lullaby, Keikoku," she whispered, panting from exertion. Light surrounded the child that had been struck down, and when it was over and done with, the student was no different than before. "No..." Hikari murmured in a mixture of sadness, fear and disbelief. She'd failed, the boy was dead, and she found that she'd wasted energy that she should have used healing herself and the others that were still alive after the assault with, all for nothing. She scrambled to her feet, readying herself as best she could and attempting to ignore the stinging of her half-healed injuries.