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"Well, a deal is a deal." Abel said, as he was helped up by Fryst. Though, he only made it so far, managing to sit but not stand. She really had no idea how hard that was for him...and supposedly she had a form more powerful than the one she showed him just now. 'Impossible...' If only that were true.
"Vandenreich is an order of Quincy. We are tasked with His Majesty's commands. Other than that, we're just an army of sorts. But uh..." With that being too much already, Abel decided to cut himself off there. On his rear and leaning against Fryst for the moment for support, Abel reached upwards with his right hand and revealed the Quincy Cross clasped within it.
"So much for that. I tried being a good soldier, but they want the 'best'. If that's not 'you', then they don't really want care." The sudden shift in his voice made it of the utmost ease for one to discern he was not pleased with the Vandenreich, much less them with him. "You're strong, though. Can't say I have met anyone like you. In many ways you've eclipsed everything I have striven towards. And you did it with such..." Grace was the wrd he wanted to say. It was hard to believe she was an Arrancar, though, but then the Hollow hole she had made sense. "Sorry, it's not often I meet someone like...well, like you. I would have never guessed an Arrancar would be walking among humans and actually...enjoyed it?"'What a thought that is...'
The arrancar tilted her head as she listened to his words, the way he described this super secret quincy cult seemed like he was still hiding lots of details, but then again she wasn't exactly forth coming at the beginning either now was she? She thought though that quincies having some sort of order, even a holy order as they so claimed, seemed a little dis concerning. As it was Quincies permenantly killed souls, as in poof never coming back. That could be detrimental to well everything if they decided they wanted to go to war with anyone.
She couldn't help but smile when he asked if she enjoyed living among humans, of course she did. So she gave him a nod with another kind smile.
"Mhm, humans are such amazing beings. Their, well your lives are so short and yet you live such full and beautiful lives, you come up with ideas that would take someone like me hundreds of years.. in an instant."
She sighed taking in a deep breath thinking about it.
"I love living among you, as one of you because of that. I've never felt so loved, and alive as I do when I walk among you.."
{Spoiler}Name: Hiding Spirituality Type: Supplemental Range: Self Class: Hollow Techniques Tier: 2 Description: By activating this ability the user is able to materialize their body to a point of being able to be seen by regular humans. The user does this by forming a permeable shell around themselves that is visible to humans and mortals. The technique can be activated mentally, and deactivated mentally. It has no other effect other than that and remains in effect until dispelled. While using this she also appears in sense and sigh as a regular human, hiding her small hollow hole above her navel under clothing.
"I wouldn't go as far to say that much, but I don't disagree with you either." Gesturing towards the stars that Fryst seemed to be so encapsulated by, Abel went on to say more of his thoughts about the Human race and their...accomplishments? "I reckon it's the day and age that demands as much of us due to our finite fragility. Humankind may not be able to fight off spirits or the years of time, but they can solve all the other problems in the books. It all counts for something." Abel smirked, momentarily gazing at the moon's surface before continuing.
"This may be a little random but...thank you. For being who you are, I mean. Most any other Arrancar would've had fun tearing me limb from limb by now with that strength of your's, but you haven't. One could say I am in your debt..." Once his words were said and done, Abel let out a gentle sigh before leaning back, arms and hands now propped against the ground behind him so Abel could lean upon them in comfort. "Though admittedly, I am more likely the one who wants to ask favors of you. Shameful as it may be, I am starting to get the feeling that if I genuinely want to become strong, I will need your help." His eyes glinted with a certain interest, being that vested in Fryst's overwhelming power. 'I wonder how she'll take this...'
Fryst smiled at him, he was actually the first ever to ask for her help for training or getting stronger, this made her happy. She wanted to help, but the previous thoughts of this Vanderwhatever held her back from just jumping into it, she would have to pose him with a few questions first, to ensure she wasn't training or helping a would be mass murderer, because even though he seemed nice, she still had just met him. She was innocent, but not that innocent, once upon a time she had been taken advantage of, never again.
"That depends Abel-kun, what would you do with the strength that I helped you get?"
She smiled and tilted her head at him curiously awaiting his answer, the last thing she wanted was to help a friend kill another friend. She considered herself race politic neutral, hollows were no better than shinigami, and shinigami no better than quincy, so on and so forth. It was up to the individual to decide their worth, not their blood or their race after all.
{Spoiler}Name: Hiding Spirituality Type: Supplemental Range: Self Class: Hollow Techniques Tier: 2 Description: By activating this ability the user is able to materialize their body to a point of being able to be seen by regular humans. The user does this by forming a permeable shell around themselves that is visible to humans and mortals. The technique can be activated mentally, and deactivated mentally. It has no other effect other than that and remains in effect until dispelled. While using this she also appears in sense and sigh as a regular human, hiding her small hollow hole above her navel under clothing.
Abel was able to afford a smile at the inquiry Fryst had made, though he was actually not very sure of himself when it came to answering her. When it came down to it, however, his liking her made it difficult to lie. Such a thing was usually beyond him, but for now...Abel felt he should tell her the truth.
"To be honest? Probably not much good. There isn't really a way for a Quincy like me to do charity work with their power, you know? In some ways, my presence has been a burden from the start. Being that I completely destroy souls as a Quincy." Another sigh followed his words, though this one was not as gentle as the last. Abel was trying to make it obvious that the conversation was difficult for him.
"It's hard to see power as a responsibility, but you seem to hit the nail on it's head with that in mind. You're very tame for an Arrancar, it's inspiring...but not enough to dissuade me from using my powers to the extent I see fit." Hopefully this wasn't the part where Fryst barbecued him for being upfront about it.
"If that makes you uncomfortable with providing me any aid in my training, then by all means disagree. I have been doing most everything for myself, so it only makes sense that it is up to no one but myself to make that difference. I mainly asked because, well...you're probably strong enough to take on a Taichou of the Goteijuusantai, or maybe one of the Sternritter. Someone like you..." He paused, eyes wondering away from Fryst's own and back up towards the stars in the night sky. "Well, let's just say you could have a good impact on me. Perhaps even the best."
Waiting for some form of answer, Abel decided it best to become lost in the abyss that was the multitude of stars, tasking himself with counting them until Fryst spoke further...
A good impact huh? At least he was honest on what it would be used for, she couldn't help but smile. She poke out to him, revealing something she hadn't done to anyone yet.
"I've beaten taichou's of the Gotei before, I've beaten arrancar and humans, all of them strong. Not one of my victories am I proud of because of the violance I had to use to accomplish them. Fighting in truth scares me Abel-kun, unless it is for the right reasons. To protect someone you care about, to protect yourself all of those and those like it are the ways that don't scare me. I lost control once, in the name of another. It wasn't pretty, and that is what scares me. We Arrancar are emotional creatures, and I like to think just a little bit.."
She took a deep breath and smiled at him now.
"That the emotion I emulate the most is mercy, and kindness maybe with a little bit of retrobution for those I protect."
She looked up at the sky as snow flakes began to fall from it and a cold breeze came in, clouds forming over head, gray and black.
"So out of my kindness, I'll say I'l help you, out of my mercy I'll say I won't let you undergo your journey of discovering what is right and wrong alone, but out of my retribution, if you make me regret the other two.. I will see you frozen and shattered into little pieces and fed to my guardians."
She still looked at him with a kind smile, but there was a different air about, as if the winds of change themselves were taking effect.
"Now Abel-kun what do you need help with specifically?"
{Spoiler}Name: Hiding Spirituality Type: Supplemental Range: Self Class: Hollow Techniques Tier: 2 Description: By activating this ability the user is able to materialize their body to a point of being able to be seen by regular humans. The user does this by forming a permeable shell around themselves that is visible to humans and mortals. The technique can be activated mentally, and deactivated mentally. It has no other effect other than that and remains in effect until dispelled. While using this she also appears in sense and sigh as a regular human, hiding her small hollow hole above her navel under clothing.
It caught him off guard, the way Fryst spoke of killing him and feeding him to her "guardians", which were undoubtedly Hollow. Not only that, but he could feel the breadth of her coldness wafting over the area once more, causing him to shiver for the moment. Teeth momentarily grated within the confines of his closed jaw, even though Abel should have been able to surmise as much already. It made him second guess the idea of accepting her help, though in any event it all forced a subtle smirk on Abel's face when Fryst asked how specifically she could be of service to his training.
"Well...you're strong enough to have faced some of the most powerful spirits who exist, and walked away. Even if it's just a shred of wisdom, someone as experienced as you always has something they can share with the youth." Though with the gesture of being fed to Hollow, Abel felt the need to back out and simply realize who he had met tonight. Someone who didn't care for fighting, or likely training either. She saw his powers as "pretty" or "fascinating", while in all truth Abel felt as though they were only good for one thing...but the thing wasn't at all "good".
Thus his power couldn't be used much more wisely, even if Abel had practiced all manners of caution and restraint. There was still a little burden to his "blessing", and the more he contemplated this, the more fervid his distaste for where power seemed to rest it's head. "But I will be honest. I'm not very keen on you deciding when I get to become 'Hollow-chow'. Even considering that you would give my soul to one of your beasts assures me that I shouldn't rely on you. So I won't, and I am sorry that I even asked."
Fryst smiled at him, perhaps she had gone overboard with the warning, but after all she had seen it was hard for her innocent and naive nature to keep going when faced with something that could shatter it. This quincy could become the best of friends, and perhaps more given enough time, or he could be just another mass murderer attacking those that lived in the city that she loved. She did not claim to be this cities protector, it already had that in Kurosaki and his friends, but if she did train this one he would be her responsibility. She was happy that he declined however, and she smiled and nodded.
"Thank you for understanding Abel-kun, I would not be a good teacher for anything combat to be honest. I like you Quincy I really do, your hearts are always so pure and full of passion, but sometimes I wonder if the passion is directed correctly you know?"
She giggles thinking about it, plopping herself down on the grass she leaned back on her arms looking up at him.
"It's true lots of people have a reason to hate another, especially when it comes to race, Shinigami hate us Hollow, the Quincy hate the Shinigami, the circle just keeps revolving. What I'm talking about in mis directed passion is instead of hating others or fighting them, which I assume is your plan since you turned down my training because of my warning, is to be something that makes those you would fight question themselves and their resolve. "
She smiles and looks back up to the stars as those clouds full of cold shift off again as she removes her reiatsu from the area.
"You can win a battle without ever harming a soul if you use words and kindness. I wish someone had told me back then what I'm telling you now, if they attack defend yourself and others yes, but why fight when no swords are drawn?
She sighed, now it sounded like she was preaching.
"Sorry didn't mean to rant to you, just sorta speaking my mind hehe
{Spoiler}Name: Hiding Spirituality Type: Supplemental Range: Self Class: Hollow Techniques Tier: 2 Description: By activating this ability the user is able to materialize their body to a point of being able to be seen by regular humans. The user does this by forming a permeable shell around themselves that is visible to humans and mortals. The technique can be activated mentally, and deactivated mentally. It has no other effect other than that and remains in effect until dispelled. While using this she also appears in sense and sigh as a regular human, hiding her small hollow hole above her navel under clothing.
Abel could tell she was relieved, and it was probably with good reason, speaking for him as well. Life was a lot easier without having to worry when you might be killed and fed to some Hollow. Though when it came to what else Fryst had to say? "You're not entirely wrong, but...sometimes kindness doesn't win. You mentioned how you weren't so benevolent before as you are now...and part of me wants to believe that is the primary reason you are as strong as you are to this day. Though I must admit, I am a fan of politics. The phrase 'we destroy our enemies when we make friends with them' is very concise, but that isn't the only way people can make peace. That's why it's called 'making peace'." He licked his lips before speaking further. The coldness of the night was starting to dry them up much more than he would have ever wanted them to.
"I've always exercised caution, though. I never go looking for a fight. If I said I just want to protect what is dearest to me, that might not be as believable as if I told you I just want to be able to crush any of my enemies..." Abel did his best not to let loose the smile tugging at the corners of his lips. "But the way I look at it, philosophically speaking of course...those are potentially one and the same. The only way to discern a difference is to find another ulterior motive, of which I have none. At least that I know of anyway." The last part was said almost sarcastically, as if implying he wouldn't know something like that about himself.
Fryst smiled, noticing that the temp was dropping more than likely because her reiatsu was too much to contain forever and it was probably leaking out just enough. She let out a little giggle as he finished his little speech.
"Well Abel-kun again it depends on what kind of friends you keep. If they attack and kill others un provoked perhaps, just perhaps, they are the wrong crowd to be around, but you're a grown boy, obviously.."
She looked him up and down, realizing how that sounded taking in a sharp breath realizing how that could have been taken and a light blush on her cheeks.
"W-well you know what I mean, A-anyways... ya. What will you do now? Like.. where will you go?"
She looked over at him out of the corner of her eye.
{Spoiler}Name: Hiding Spirituality Type: Supplemental Range: Self Class: Hollow Techniques Tier: 2 Description: By activating this ability the user is able to materialize their body to a point of being able to be seen by regular humans. The user does this by forming a permeable shell around themselves that is visible to humans and mortals. The technique can be activated mentally, and deactivated mentally. It has no other effect other than that and remains in effect until dispelled. While using this she also appears in sense and sigh as a regular human, hiding her small hollow hole above her navel under clothing.
"Where will I go?" He enunciated the question once more, thinking deeply to himself before finding any sort of answer within. For Abel it wasn't a matter of friends, for he had little to none in either of the realms he'd been to or ever heard of. Instead he surrounded himself with ideals and morals, all the while being forced to strip himself of them one by one.
"Around, relatively speaking. I don't have any family here in Japan, but I like to think I don't need my family...as you said, I have grown." Glee tugged at his lips once more. "There is plenty for my to do, but only so much that actually catches me interest. While most humans seek to thrive socially, I never found myself quite content with the social scene. I'm a Quincy, born and raised, and with that came a different set of mind and responsibility..." His fingers dragged along the grass around them, causing the frozen vegetation to crack and fracture.
"It may seem odd and foreign to you, but even though I know well and true that I destroy the souls I've slain, I still get a sense of satisfaction. Of accomplishment. Even a burden so great can not ruin this life for me." Abel's fingers stopped running themselves through the breaking grass. "I have always known the part that I play. Even when I am to be killed, it will only be my best act yet. Except it's not an act, this is my life, and the sense of accomplishment I get is the one and only payment for me. Becoming powerful like you just allows me to play my part a little longer..."
She thought about his words, they made sense and yet they didn't She didn't know a quincies mind set, they were something that her race had always been thought to be. The true meaning of death, once killed by them there is no life after, just the void. Nothingness. It would be a terrible burden to bear, especially knowing for them, when they die, their souls will carry on. She couldn't help but hope for him, that he would reach that penacle of his strength because it's not until you reach that strength, that you realize you never needed it to be happy. Fryst had been nearly this powerful her entire existance as an arrancar.
"I hope you get it Abel-kun, I've always been strong, my father used to say it was because I am royal among hollow blood, a rarity. I don't remember anything before becoming a Vasto Lorde, waking up as a little girl in the middle of that endless desert, scared and alone. All I had to get me through it and keep me alive was this strength.. the longer I've lived with it.. the more I wish I had been born without it."
She giggled cutely, blushing again embarassed.
"So you go, get strong and fulfill your wish, but if you want to meet up again and talk or-or something..."
She began to stand up bashfully.
"Just look me up, I'm listed in the phone book now in the north side district. It has my home phone and address okay? A-and remember, at the end of the day it's not how big your strength is Abel-kun, it's how you use it."
She would quickly bend down and give him a peck on the cheek and disappear in a buzz of staitc via sonido, landing on her roof that was across town moments later sighing as her dress and sheer cape blew in the wind that blew hard when twenty eight stories in the air. A slight smile played on her lips as she walked down the stairs.
{Spoiler}Name: Hiding Spirituality Type: Supplemental Range: Self Class: Hollow Techniques Tier: 2 Description: By activating this ability the user is able to materialize their body to a point of being able to be seen by regular humans. The user does this by forming a permeable shell around themselves that is visible to humans and mortals. The technique can be activated mentally, and deactivated mentally. It has no other effect other than that and remains in effect until dispelled. While using this she also appears in sense and sigh as a regular human, hiding her small hollow hole above her navel under clothing.
Unable to really say much more, Abel went wide-eyed at the subtle kiss on his cheek that took place just before Fryst took off to somewhere else. While she wasn't there to see it, he grew quite embarrassed of himself, open palms against his face. Not really sure where she went off to, there was no real way of tracking her. Though, it had seemed like she wanted it to be goodbye for now anyway.
With going home the only option left for the night, Abel stood and began making his way swiftly towards a hotel where he could make due for "home". Europe was too far for right now, and unlike Fryst...he obviously wasn't that fast. He'd need to change that for the next time they meet. If he could amount to something in her eyes, then perhaps Abel was a promising pure blooded Quincy after all? Though it would be to the dissatisfaction of his "peers" to know that he revered a Hollow more than any of the other Captains, or even Sternritter. It was a good thing for him that they need not know about his little affiliation with Fryst...but good things didn't last forever, and neither would Abel himself.
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