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Bleach: Children of Traitors 1 - Congratulations by Teki-Shinichi, literature
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Bleach: Children of Traitors 1 - Congratulations
Chapter 1: Congratulations “Thank you for all your hard work and contributions.” Hatsu and his comrades have waited so long for this moment of acknowledgment and approval. They weren't insanely powerful or ridiculously skilled as the man on the right and the left of their leader. Still, they worked hard. They may be a mere part of the number, just a cog in the machine to bring forth the new world, but they were proud to take part in the world Lord Aizen would create. Those words coming from their leader were an honor and privilege to hear... or rather it would have been if it wasn't followed by death. Hatsu’s eyes widened in a mix of horror and disbelief as he watched the spray of blood from several of his brothers-in-arms. He didn't have time to think, hardly a moment to blink as only one captain was performing the slaughter whilst the other two passively observed. No. Only Aizen observed, Tōsen carried out his will, and Gin... something about him seemed off... or rather more off
Bleach: Children of Traitors || Prologue - Requiem by Teki-Shinichi, literature
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Bleach: Children of Traitors || Prologue - Requiem
Prologue: Requiem In a storm of dreams and nightmares there are rarely circumstances as strange or twisted as the birth of a monster. When everything culminates in something unexpected, when one’s goal is to achieve power beyond that of a true deity, it requires creating something that is beyond reason but how to achieve it? Do you gather demons? Angels? Horror beyond reason? Do you strike at God himself? What if you didn’t choose one or another. Taking them all, mixing them together. It was not simple, pseudo-gods were not unknown but difficult to capture without alerting those who held the current power in the world. Capturing a powerful shell, a hollow, was simpler but they were creatures of violence, and understood only violence. Shinigami? Simple enough, trust was a poison. Taking a piece of the monsters within the Dangai was a process that cut through everything until reason was left cut away. It wasn't enough... he'd tried to forge his ultimate weapon with the likes of those
