Snake Empress

                                    [ initiating act i ]

               A school was never one she ever thought of actually attending --nor less residing in. What she did was all for the sake of the Tres Espada, and perhaps those two baffoons that she called sisters; although, she would never say it aloud. As days went on, all she ever could do were attending classes, coming back to her lonesome room and finishing her homework. It was the same routine over and over, so a dire change was needed. While those that she was close to were either grading papers or causing trouble somewhere. It would be rare to see her hanging around those three now that they had familiarized themselves in human activities. She couldn't do that ----despite the peaceful atmosphere within the school.

               The school had ended long ago. The dojo was empty with a little complication; it was locked. Being an intelligent creature, it didn't take too much for Sung-Sun to unlock the dojo from the inside to let herself in. If there'd be a teacher here, it'd be alright for her be in the dojo alone --granted that they had the key. Since she let herself in, it could very well trespassing, a rule that she had just break. That thought didn't even pass her mind, not when she wasn't in her gigai. Besides, if she wanted to, she could blast the dojo's door into pieces. That, however, would draw unnecessary attention to her. So after letting herself in, the Snake quietly strolled over to the middle of the vicinity before halting at the spot.

               Eyes closing before a small spark of spiritual energy flew through her for a few seconds until it faded. Eyes reopening as the Sai underneath her sleeves protruded. Standing before her was no other than an imaginary opponent --one that could match every single movement she'd take for the next hour or so.

A starter for Kurenai (something about Sung-Sun being alone in a dojo practicing her awful flawless swordmanship)

And the two drafts 

K think I'm all set...Unless I owe someone then please do tell

               among seeing several students transferring from the mad scientist that only be known as Kurotsuchi Mayuri's class started to unnerve her...which only prompted a single word out of her ----

                                    ❝Weak.❞

"—OW!!! SUNG-SUN YOU FUCKIN’ BITCH!”

She hadn’t seen the action coming, for if she had, she would have most likely dodged the snake in time and made sure to keep her distance from her sister. What a habit she seemed to have of causing her grief, even now when they were seeing each other after who knew how long.

"WHAT KIND OF A GREETING IS THAT?!" She screeched, clutching onto her cheek.

               If she could have allowed herself to chuckle --or even be slightly amused then she would have done so by the outburst of the Doe. And while she was used to hearing such profanities uttering from those nasty lips, it soothed her --somewhat, to actually be that close to her sister once more. Not that she'd admit that she missed the two buffoons out loud. Probably that wasn't going to happen in a long time.

Wow, what a strange girl- but at least Ino got her. Finally, she was having some luck with her victims.

HIT HER ASS BACK, SUNG SUN!

               The element of surprise was never really in her weaknesses. In fact, she truly never did have a weakness --or maybe that was a lie, but who would she be to go about declaring her weakness to her potential enemies? The snow that she was having difficulty to maneuver around proven to be one of those few weaknesses that she had. Not only that, she was in her gigai, so her reflexes may of have been off when the sound of a soft hissing came hurling over her way. If her feet wasn't a couple of inches deep in snow, she would have dodge it.

                                          [ s p l a s h ]

               Not only that she felt the snowball hitting and splattering itself all over the side of her face, as the water trickled down her neck --but the coldness of it caused her body to shiver at the sudden chill. Turning at the direction of where the snowball came from, Sung-Sun all but gave the strange blonde a blank look before giving out a disappointed sigh.

     ❝For a lady to act in such an unlady-like manner...is disheartening for a lady such as myself.❞

                1, Loud                    2, Strange                       3, Not impressed

               Of course, the first thing that greeted her after she stepped a foot outside the female dorm was this rather --loud, spiked-blonde male. She wasn't annoyed or irritated by his presence; no. His spiritual pressure was something she had never sensed. It was strong but not the kind of strong that a Shinigami or an Espada possessed. If it wasn't for the questions being blurted at her, she would have viewed him differently ----a lot differently.

I know it isn't much, but please do accept this as a small token of my appreciation. Thank you again, and have a happy holiday.

-- Kurenai

               Right next to the package that the Trespada had placed upon her table, there was another small package. All she could think of was her two sisters playing a prank on her. After all, Sung-Sun hadn't quite gotten around to actually mingle among the other students. There were many chances that she'd run into a Shinigami, and she was threading that. She wouldn't even know how to not be insulting toward one. After all, she never did like one by the look of it.

               Eyeing the package, Sung-Sun couldn't sense anything dangerous coming from it. However, she was going to be careful. Tentatively, she let her weapon tear away the wrapper. Inside it was a beautiful silver ring/bracelet in a shape of a snake. Ultimately, this became her favorite gift --of all gifts, next to Harribel's gifts of course. Amethyst irises flickered over to the note laid next to it. Kurenai, now the name did sound familiar. --Ah, she was the one that was stuck in that dangerous zombie town with her. 

     ❝....Such kindness.❞