A swoosh. A flash.
The green blades that flew in their typical spiral, announced the arrival of one certain demon. The wind caught them and they calmly and patiently flew over towards Udarsha and the Arrancar he had found. The air that followed them was warm smelling. It was a earthy and park-like smell that was a clear contrast with the iron and rock of this enormous city. Left arm outstretched, the blades danced around his hand, running away to play with the open air after they had been created.
Small children freed to bring life to this world. If only it were all that simple. He lowered his arm, those brilliant red eyes staring at Udarsha and the insect. For a moment he looked as if he wanted to say or do something, but then his attention shifted towards another direction. The other moment that caught his heart was in that direction. Where that song was calling out, whispering in his ears, luring him. Cubix had his back to Udarsha as he looked onwards. It almost looked like a man was crazy standing in the middle of the street, but Cubix was far more than an ordinary man.
"Hm. Unnecessary interactions," Cubix would say to himself, before looking over his shoulder at the human boy. Cubix would point, that arm guided ever-onwards, towards the confrontation he awaited. All these other conversation were an unnecessary distraction that he didn't welcome. He wanted to see the lights, the fire, the explosions; Cubix wanted this boy to do something astounding. It was why he had, attempted more like, waited oh so patiently for oh so long.
"That way, boy," Cubix would say, basically ushering Udarsha to ignore the Hollow and keep going. Things would be interesting soon, Cubix was sure, so speeding things up like this was, in his eyes, completely understandable. Likely, to Udarsha, it would only summon up questions and questions like that would only be yet another distraction.