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 Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2012 7:24 am
In the center of the squad 5 complex sit a lone building. The outside of the structure is traditional Japanese architecture as is all the Seretei. On the door of the build in the symbol for the number 5. Above the door way there is an inscription stating "Follow in the arts of the demons and no harm shall come to you."
Upon entering the building a viewer would find one large room with a single desk on the opposite of the door. On the left, right, and wall behind the desk were bookshelves filled with books. The collection was the one of the largest in the Gotei 13 excluded the universal library and the kido library located on the squad 5 grounds. On top of each book case was a set of ornamental Katanas and their smaller counterparts.
There were two chair on one side of the desk and and one large chair on the other side. The larger of the three chairs had been designed so only a certain person with the right reiatsu signature could sit in it. If someone who did not have the right signature tried to sit in the chair of the captain the desk would remain locked so now one could retrieve valuable information.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 10:28 pm
Dear god this was a weird feeling. Kusari leaves on a recon mission in Hueco Mundo, and when he returns he learns that Bull-Taicho vanished, Kaisho took over the squad, and that he was mostly just a forgotten memory that had been struck from the minds of most people. It had been time to transfer Squads, and that was the weird part. None of the newbies new him, and giving up his seat was going to kill him, but the second somebody even considered him to be new and said it to his face, Kusari was going to show them how much this 'new' kid had learned from squad seven.
The choice on which squad to move to was easy though. Shiboo-Taicho was like a mentor to him, surely he wouldn't have forgotten Kusari after all this time. And lord did Kusari hope that he was right, because he couldn't even think of how awkward it would be if he wasn't.
Kusari rounded the corned and entered Captain Shiboo's office, presenting his paperwork to the man and saying, "If I am going to be unseated, I would rather serve under a man I respect and idolize. You're one of the few that fits that billet Captain Shiboo, and I know I have been gone for a long while, but I haven't forgotten all that you have taught me." And the man did not mean kido, though most everything he knew came from Captain Shiboo. Kusari had been the kido instructor for squad seven, as he truly grasped how lethal a fist could be once you gained the ability to shoot fire from it.
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