Discipline [inv]

t was an unfortunate scenario any time Blodeuwen had to 'lay down the law', so to speak. Especially with younger members of the Kido Corps who showed a fair amount of promise, such as in this case. But Blodeuwen wasn't prepared to do a sloppy job, nor was she willing to allow her subordinates to blatantly break rules. Honestly, it seemed as though they thought she was stupid sometimes. Blodeuwen knew each and every person who passed through the Dangai. Regardless, she had sent a Jigokucho to Mitsuoki instructing him five days ago that he had to be present at this meeting, specifying the date, time, and location, and requesting a confirmation. Had he not replied, she would have sent increasingly obnoxious butterflies of Aoi's design to his dorm, that would make all of his contemporaries know that he was being called in for a serious business meeting.

Of course, Blodeuwen had heard about Mitsuoki from Yuki, and had asked around after him from other people. Yuki's insistence that he was "a really strange gaijin dude, cous" had been confirmed through a little snooping, as well as his bizarre and incorrect assertion that the Kido Corps were a squad of the Gotei 13. She would have to see what he had to say for himself before she ultimately made a decision.

She sat at her desk, awaiting his arrival, her sliding screen door open. She occupied herself with a calligraphy brush for the time being, with which she painted out Kido incantations in beautiful script. She wore her shihakusho, with accompanying purple cloak, to exhibit the seriousness of the situation.