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[A gift left at Isane's door, wrapped in simple paper and tied with simple twine, yields a small and rather well-worn book of poetry. Most of it is haiku, some of it is experimental, and all of it is about nature, specifically about spring. There are some kanji scrawled in pen in the margins, in a hand that is not Byakuya's own, and bits of poetic ( Read more... ) -
009
Renji, I trust your resilience has not lessened since the last time you were at death's door.
( [Private to Renji] ) -
008
[[A few days late to be sure, when Isane arrives at 4th in the morning, she'll find a small and rather...unique parcel waiting for her. A package of shiromiso paste, on ice as it must stay cold, and...several packs of wildflower seeds. A few chocolates in the shape of flowers offers a touch of normalcy to the gift, and attached there is a note.]] ( Read more... ) -
Private Diary ❀ 001
[[OOC: The following images are in Byakuya's admittedly indecipherable handwriting. The alt-text of the images contains the text as well; if you can't make it out, mouse over or click an image to read the transcription at the bottom. *huge dork*]]
( [[Written in Byakuya's latest tome, just one of thousands of bound journals kept in his personal library.]] ) -
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Such fetid treachery will never be tolerated. Those apprehended of my ranks face repercussions most grave.
To those lucky enough to slip through the cracks, take care never to be found out. Regret will be a sweet reprieve by contrast.
[[Private to Renji]]...My condolences. Do not wear the man's betrayal as your own failing; you are wont to do so ( Read more... ) -
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[[Filtered to Captains, Vice-captains, and Vaizard]]We have two days left to locate Yadoumaru ( Read more... ) -
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[[A detailed report of the Vaizard and Kurosaki Ichigo in particular is waiting for Ukitake when he arrives Monday morning. Detailed. The report is about as in-depth as a grad student's thesis and just as technical; it contains information from Urahara, information collected by Byakuya himself, and a multitude of statements collected from those who ( Read more... )