Karakura Blood Clinic

[Corvus]

Corvus was generally the kind of person where he liked to be productive with his free time. Given that he had money to spare and a venture-based mindset, his new spiritual abilities were interesting from an application perspective. It's not as if he was involved with some spiritual manner every single day, so naturally it would leave a person with some amount of downtime. For Corvus, he was sick of just doing club bookings and photoshoots for his social media. He wanted to do a little bit more, something detached from his celebrity status.

What could he do with his powers? It's not as if he could just become a surgeon and use his powers to miraculously heal everybody- that would be productive for sure, but a lot of extra work for very little return. It would also probably put him in some sort of risk given the red tape he'd have to jump through in order to explain why all of his patients would seemingly make miraculous recoveries from even the most terminal of injuries and illnesses. He didn't want to have to explain all of that.

Karakura shopping district was an interesting prospect to Corvus from a business and philanthropic perspective. According to the history and experience gleamed from spiritual awakening and its research, Karakura was known to be a town dense with spiritual beings- whether they be Shinigami, Arrancar, or even Vampires like himself. There were even some types of humans who had their own forms of spiritual releases, though he wasn't quite sure what name they went by.

The thing about spiritual beings was that they generally tended to fight and get injured, quite a lot actually from what Corvus has experienced. He wasn't really sure what the direct cause of this aggression was, whether it just be the tendency for higher density spirits seeking to spread their influence, or the natural clash between Hollows and Shinigami. Either way, spiritual beings tended to get hurt, quite a lot from how often Corvus had to heal his allies and even the rogue Shinigami or Arrancar he came across.

Corvus still wasn't sure how he felt about Shinigami to be honest, given how they were apparently meant to exterminate his kind, but he would continue carefully operating under a veil of secrecy, and under the protection of Arcadus of course, who was really only one Garganta away from helping him out if he needed to be. So far, he hadn't exactly experienced any bias or prejudice from the soul reapers, but it was likely given the circumstance of him directly helping them through support and healing.

Throughout history, there had always been neutral forces coming between large battles and wars just to help out the people fighting them. Nurses had stations, allies had medic troops, that sort of thing. From what little Arcadus knew on the subject, Corvus knew that there were spiritual healing clinics out there, but ones that normally only healed Humans or Shinigami. It's not that Corvus blamed them for that, given their general perception as being the good-folk or whatever, but from his own experience Corvus knew that some Arrancar could be good people. Probably not Arcadus, but some of the others for sure. He wanted to heal them too- everybody deserved medical care.

[Corvus]

Acquiring property in Karakura that was appropriate for his desires would be the hard part. Strictly zoned to avoid misappropriation of its residential districts, it's not as if he could just buy any property that caught his eyes. For what he wanted to accomplish, there were only a few properties that would come close to providing what he wanted to give as a standard of care. Apparently, from what little legal research Corvus actually did on the subject, he would have to follow zoning laws for hospitality and restaurant buildings, so it's not as if he could just buy out an old retail property.

It left him with a few options. None of them were particularly great, all of them requiring substantial renovation, but that was the price to pay for cutting out his own little slice of heaven. The choices were an old abandoned five story hotel, an old onsen, and a condemned restaurant. The hotel had too much space to take care of, let alone all of the needed renovations that he'd have to get done. The onsen looked a little dirty, its pools being overgrown and its main building somewhat abandoned. It looked structurally sound, though, unlike the condemned restaurant.

The purchasing process for the business was actually rather simple. Given the current age of the internet and electronics, all Corvus had to do was organize a virtual meeting between the banks and a notary. It was rather simple, something he appreciated given the general complexity that would be provided by having to care for an onsen which was not something he ever actually did. Corvus wasn't too worried about the prospect of running a spa, though, given that there was probably some sort of research done on the subject he could consult. He could probably also just talk with any other out of town onsen owners.

He wasn't really intending to make a profit with the spa, given his own general bank and surplus of currency, but he did want it to be able to support itself. Organizing all of these things would take time and money, both things he currently had. Once he was sent a copy of the deed to the land, Corvus began the process of  hiring contractors to clear the place out and clean it up. It was a fun little project for him to work on between his general spirit world happenings. The contractors and landscapers would show up to the address in a few days, so he'd go there a little bit earlier so he could get the lay of the land before his help arrived.