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ICHIGO KUROSAKI
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i don't fight because i want to win, i fight to win!
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He would be lying if he said that he was going to do better alone. Considering his track record it would be more than likely that a beast would kill him first, or that he would go insane and take his own life. He never wanted that for himself, and he was pretty sure that O'Fraiser would be mocking him in the afterlife if he let something like that happen. The former clan leader didn't really know what to do with himself now that he was old enough that everyone around him had basically died off and there wasn't a chance that they would be returning to life. All of his family was dead and he was the other successor to the Marcevellio name. Did that even mean anything anymore? Probably not with the way with the world ran itself. No one probably even remembered what the name actually meant. Everything would eventually be forgotten, and he would be no different. He would be lost to the wind and there would be a point where no one would remember him or even miss him. That was life wasn't it? Then why was he so distraught about that thought? Was he afraid of dying alone? That was probably it. He was old, at least for his species he was quite old. He had Shinigami blood running through his veins, and god knows what else, so he aged a little bit slower.
But with age comes tragedies and he never seemed able to escape any of them. There was no one for him to turn to with his thoughts and ideas, albeit he rarely shared those in the first place. It was still nice to share the option. It had been around a year since the last time he had set foot in a clan. Or a group for that matter. He thought it might be better to give himself time to think. To grieve. To grieve the death of his daughter that he had left to do his job for almost an entire year. Missing the entire time where she had grown up. Sure, she was his adopted daughter but that didn't change the view he had on her either. Ichigo should have been there for her. Everything he was around died, and he didn't want that to repeat again. His job basically dealing with death meant that one would think that he was used to it. When it came to those that he loved and cared for though, it never changed. Ichigo hadn't bothered to ask around the area if anyone was around. It didn't take much effort to know that there was a group around that had this territory from the sights and sounds that he could hear. His enhanced senses letting him listen to what he was going to walk into instead of being completely unaware. Ichigo wasn't one for stealth in the first place, his leather, and metal armor that he wore across his body for years now rattling with each step that he took.
Ichigo knew that he was losing strength as he didn't have the same powers that he used to have. He couldn't lift as much as he wanted, and so he had to resort to using his earth and air elementals to carry the blade that was on his back. Although, his species was capable of carrying double their weight and his sword wasn't that heavy. It was a fairly thin blade, but it was a special blade as it had a soul that was attached to it. He was tired. When wasn't he? The Shinigami had noticed a barricade that was probably at the beginning of the territory. He was looking for a place to rest, and for some food to eat. His old bones not making him the greatest of hunters and he absolutely refused to use his powers to help him hunt anyway. The oversized cougar walked through the sand, memories flooding his mind the last time that he had been near an ocean. He remembered the redwood forest that he had claimed as their home. A place that Cytus helped him find and establish after taking command over the clan. Ichigo didn't know that eventually the territory would be littered with the death of familiar faces.
A heavy sigh escaped his jaws as a headache raked the back of his head. Ichigo obviously wasn't healthy, and that wasn't exactly great for him. Looking at his eyes, one could see that two were completely different colors. His left eye taking on a yellow hue, the sclera of his eye being pitched black. While his right eye was a regular brown. There was always the constant creeping in the back of his head, but he knew that he was powerful enough to fight the sensation off if he really wanted to. The thing inside of him was currently the only companion that he could talk to, even if it did drive him insane a little bit. Eventually, the swordsman stopped at the wooden barricade, looking up at the gate. His heavily scarred body was easily able to be seen across the ground as he twitched the black tip of his tail. His body showed how exhausted he was, his eyes sunken into his skull, and his ribs slightly showing. Yet despite this, he always had an intimidating aura to him, and always had the permanent scowl that spread across his face.
But with age comes tragedies and he never seemed able to escape any of them. There was no one for him to turn to with his thoughts and ideas, albeit he rarely shared those in the first place. It was still nice to share the option. It had been around a year since the last time he had set foot in a clan. Or a group for that matter. He thought it might be better to give himself time to think. To grieve. To grieve the death of his daughter that he had left to do his job for almost an entire year. Missing the entire time where she had grown up. Sure, she was his adopted daughter but that didn't change the view he had on her either. Ichigo should have been there for her. Everything he was around died, and he didn't want that to repeat again. His job basically dealing with death meant that one would think that he was used to it. When it came to those that he loved and cared for though, it never changed. Ichigo hadn't bothered to ask around the area if anyone was around. It didn't take much effort to know that there was a group around that had this territory from the sights and sounds that he could hear. His enhanced senses letting him listen to what he was going to walk into instead of being completely unaware. Ichigo wasn't one for stealth in the first place, his leather, and metal armor that he wore across his body for years now rattling with each step that he took.
Ichigo knew that he was losing strength as he didn't have the same powers that he used to have. He couldn't lift as much as he wanted, and so he had to resort to using his earth and air elementals to carry the blade that was on his back. Although, his species was capable of carrying double their weight and his sword wasn't that heavy. It was a fairly thin blade, but it was a special blade as it had a soul that was attached to it. He was tired. When wasn't he? The Shinigami had noticed a barricade that was probably at the beginning of the territory. He was looking for a place to rest, and for some food to eat. His old bones not making him the greatest of hunters and he absolutely refused to use his powers to help him hunt anyway. The oversized cougar walked through the sand, memories flooding his mind the last time that he had been near an ocean. He remembered the redwood forest that he had claimed as their home. A place that Cytus helped him find and establish after taking command over the clan. Ichigo didn't know that eventually the territory would be littered with the death of familiar faces.
A heavy sigh escaped his jaws as a headache raked the back of his head. Ichigo obviously wasn't healthy, and that wasn't exactly great for him. Looking at his eyes, one could see that two were completely different colors. His left eye taking on a yellow hue, the sclera of his eye being pitched black. While his right eye was a regular brown. There was always the constant creeping in the back of his head, but he knew that he was powerful enough to fight the sensation off if he really wanted to. The thing inside of him was currently the only companion that he could talk to, even if it did drive him insane a little bit. Eventually, the swordsman stopped at the wooden barricade, looking up at the gate. His heavily scarred body was easily able to be seen across the ground as he twitched the black tip of his tail. His body showed how exhausted he was, his eyes sunken into his skull, and his ribs slightly showing. Yet despite this, he always had an intimidating aura to him, and always had the permanent scowl that spread across his face.
YOU DON'T WANT TO BE LIKE ME
YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE ALL THE THINGS I'VE SEEN
YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE ALL THE THINGS I'VE SEEN