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Kirei smiled widely as she watched her captain get into an…awkward stance. As he did so she slowly rolled her shoulders back so her chest was sticking out. She rolled her neck slowly, never taking her eyes off Taisho. Her students would know this maneuver greatly; releasing the muscles and nerves allowing the reiatsu to flow quicker and steadier. She tangled her fingers up, outstretching her arms, her elbows and knuckles popping, slight sparks coming out of the metallic bits on the gloves; then like rubber bands her hands fell to her side.
“Oh, tch, tch Taicho.” She purred a little, eyeing him carefully. “You should know me better. I don’t get angry.” She bent her knees slightly, listening to him talking about how she was the younger one.
She then turned her head, making sure her eyes didn’t leave him. ‘Hit him hard at the start and I’ll surprise him but then I’ll waste my energy…he’ll over take me. It’s like running, start out easy…finish with a sprint.' She grinned and turned her head to him. ‘Bakuda would be the easiest.’ She grinned, knowing her captain knew full well her knowledge on bakudas.
“Bakuda Number 1. Sai!” She whispered and raised her finger to point at Taisho. She knew that it was a very weak move, if it even caught his arms behind his back she’d be surprised but she had a plan. She followed out with a jump to land behind him. She was going easy.
As soon as she landed, facing his back she’d slam a fist in the ground, which made a tiny explosion, causing the ground the Taisho was standing on to cave in a couple of feet. She hoped to set him off balance and surprise him, next she would just jump away from him. Grinning wildly, waiting for his move. It was a game of chess to her, move after move, sometimes he would jump the gun and it upset her but she’d fix it.
She knew…he knew, right now. She was just playing games with him.
“Oh, tch, tch Taicho.” She purred a little, eyeing him carefully. “You should know me better. I don’t get angry.” She bent her knees slightly, listening to him talking about how she was the younger one.
She then turned her head, making sure her eyes didn’t leave him. ‘Hit him hard at the start and I’ll surprise him but then I’ll waste my energy…he’ll over take me. It’s like running, start out easy…finish with a sprint.' She grinned and turned her head to him. ‘Bakuda would be the easiest.’ She grinned, knowing her captain knew full well her knowledge on bakudas.
“Bakuda Number 1. Sai!” She whispered and raised her finger to point at Taisho. She knew that it was a very weak move, if it even caught his arms behind his back she’d be surprised but she had a plan. She followed out with a jump to land behind him. She was going easy.
As soon as she landed, facing his back she’d slam a fist in the ground, which made a tiny explosion, causing the ground the Taisho was standing on to cave in a couple of feet. She hoped to set him off balance and surprise him, next she would just jump away from him. Grinning wildly, waiting for his move. It was a game of chess to her, move after move, sometimes he would jump the gun and it upset her but she’d fix it.
She knew…he knew, right now. She was just playing games with him.