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Yuki noted Yomiko was all to happy in her luxurious sitting space to even walk up and greet her. She was such a lazy bum... Ah well, Yomiko was her lazy bum of a sensei, and that's all that mattered. She shifted her stance so she leaned against the door frame as the hulking form of Buru Riki walked over and bowed his head in respect. She sighed and motioned for him to get up with a flick of her wrist, before turning back to Yomiko.

"Something tells me your a bad liar..."

Yuki said, shaking her head. With another sigh she turned her head to Buru, at least he would be more willing to cough up what he had to say. He had that rigid training in life that made him give some of the best reports she ever heard.

"How about you... What do you have to say?"

She said, trying to keep her tone light so he wouldn't get any more formal than the situation called for.

Yomiko looked at the both of them quietly. It would seem that she would have to come back at a later time. At times, she forgot Yuki was a Captain. She was so used to looking at the Captain as her student. Yomiko sat up on the couch with a yawn. She slouched her shoulder before her eyes went to the ring that was on her finger. She really wanted to tell Yuki the latest development in her life. She sighed. She guessed it would have to wait, then.
Yomiko got up from the couch. She straightened everything on the couch like it was before. She looked back at Yuki with a weak smile.
"I guess I'll come back at another time....," She stated before she began to walk towards the exit. "Or... you can come visit my home when you are done..." With that, she left the office.

Buru watched as his captain contemplated his new set of orders. Easily enough she could have stated that there was nothing to be done and he would have made off some where else, instead he awkwardly stood waiting for a response; though it was only for a short period of time he once again found that his captain could have been perfectly fitted for the job but she seemed to dislike her place as thirteenth captain. She’d demonstrated this dislike on several occasions. How ever, he was to never question her or her authorities. Leaders did not give their troops an order if it wouldn’t serve a greater cause. Which was why he found her new set of orders appropriate enough…

Though every Shinigami had their own personal preference for what was supposed to be done with Hollows, making a sport out of it made Buru’s stomach flip. Though he showed no sign of disproval of his captains order he turned away, shut his eyes and contained his disgust with these new set of orders. His spiritual pressure fluxed slightly as he reached for the door, turning he looked to his captain with an emotionless glare, he was tempted to say something but couldn’t muster any kind words and kept his mouth shut as he turned away. Opening the door he stepped away from the building shut the door without looking back. Shaking his head of his frustration he began sprinting for the gate into Earth.

((OOC: Exits to real world…))

Shrouded in shadows, the silhouette of Nagi could be seen darting along the rooftops. It was dark out, very late, and despite those facts, he was unable to sleep for some reason. It was rare that he felt restless so even he had little understanding of what was happening to him at the time. For several hours, he lay awake on the couch of his office until he could no longer allow himself to keep stil. With his mind and body wanting to run wild, he simply went for a walk... on all the rooftops.

It didn't take him too long to notice that many of the buildings, that were a part of his path, were quite a distance apart. This wasn't a problem really. He had used shun-po to close the gaps... not exactly the best way to go about doing it, but surely it was the path of least resistance. Meaning that he was less likely to have a klutz-attack and fall down in an attempt of a normal jump. His little jaunt eventually led him to the roof of the thirteenth division HQ. Knowing very well that it was Yuki's office, he glanced over the edge to see that no lights were on. Wondering if she was asleep, Nagi took a moment, now deep in thought, and seated himself on the edge of rooftop. Now that he was no longer moving, the fact that his body was now tired suddenly caught up to him, making his legs and back feel like lead. Even though his body had finally given up, his mind was still racing about. Though he had several things on his mind, he could not doubt that he wanted to see her above all else. Nothing else was more important to him.

"I wonder if she's just as cute when she's asleep..." he murmured out loud, glancing up at the sky.

((Yeah... I would have thought Axe Murderer too. XD))

Nagi blinked as the voice echoed out from the darkness and in his ears as the rock collided with the side of his head. The feeling of utter shock settled in as he felt the projectile bounce off his skull and ricochet a few feet in the air as if the whole thing were in slow motion. It wasn't forceful enough to knock him out or anything, but it sure took him off his feet and well off the roof as well. Landing hard on his backside in the grass, he reached out and without missing a beat, he caught the ammunition in his left hand as if his reflexes had reacted a little too late.

He felt somewhat foolish for letting his guard down but then again, he wasn't expecting to be attacked at this time of the night. The fact that his body was also tired didn't really help much either for his reaction time was obviously a little slow. He recognized the voice though, and quickly realized what had happened.

"Good evening, Yuki." he laughed as he sat the rock down gently next to him as if it were made of glass. He realized that he was now only a few feet in front of her on the ground now. There was a smile on his face though it didn't look quite right with the steady stream of blood running down his forehead. "It's a nice night isn't it..."

At fist glance, Nagi thought that he had somehow died and went to some other universe for Yuki looked so colorful at that moment. It didn't take him too much longer to realize that he was just dizzy from taking the rock upside the head. In a way, he felt like he deserved it for disturbing her rest. She looked pretty ticked off to him.

"Umm... odd to explain..." he uttered, now placing his hand on his head to realize that it was damp and that it stung slightly. "I was having a bit of a run along the roofs because it was something to do to tire myself out because I couldn't sleep... umm..."

Now that his eyes were focusing a lot better, he narrowed them on the most peculiar thing that had him distracted from the start. With a very blank look, he pointed at her clothes. "Are those birds and rainbows on your pajamas?" he asked.

"Well... whatever they are, you look adorable in them." he smiled, ignoring the fact that he was bleeding and such. A moment like this was hard to come by these days. Surely he wasn't going to let such a silly little thing get in the way of it.

Even though Yuki was agitated with him, Nagi couldn't help but smile. He could only blame himself for the outcome of this. Surely the fact that he was going for a late-night jaunt was just a coincidence but the moment he set foot on thirteenth division's HQ that coincidence was no more for he was in complete control of the situation. Yuki was no fool... she knew it too so there was no point in denying it. Oddly enough, he wasn't too disappointed with the outcome. Even the look she was giving him was nothing more than welcoming.

As she knelt down before him, he let out a sigh and relaxed a bit.
"I'm sorry I woke you up..." he said apologetically.