Post by Deleted on May 17, 2018 10:08:01 GMT -5
Karakura Town. An unknown town located on the island continent of Japan. For the rest of the world this town was nothing. A sleepy city known for nothing. But, to those who were aware of the invisible world, this town was far more than that. It was a spiritual hotbed. Members of every spiritual race, one way or another, found their way to this town. It was the center of many spiritual events, one being the infamous Hellgate incident where the forces of Hell had attempted to rise up and conquer the world. They had used Karakura Town to open the portal to the realm of eternal punishment. Their had been many more events before, and after, this incident.
It was quiet tonight. Everyone, except those who worked at night, slept soundly in their beds. It was the earliest of hours, just past one a.m. Very rarely a car drove down the road. A citizen walked across the sidewalk, eager to get home. It was quiet. Nobody was around. The silence shattered, however, just as the glass window for the laundromat did though. Shattering inwards as someone, or something, was violently thrown into the glass with the intention of sending them hurtling into the laundromat. Karakura was a violent town. Often, nearly every day, spiritual forces clashed against one another. Shinigami fighting Hollows. Fullbringer gangs fighting one another. There was always some sort of fight going on. But this time...it was a bit different.
Glass crunched beneath black shoes as a well dressed man calmly followed whoever was thrown through the now open window. Just like the color of his shoes, the individual was garbed in a suit of muted colors with a similarly dark trench coat. Stepping down off the folding table that had been right next to the window, the vacant, grey, eyes of the stranger settled onto the man he had assaulted. ”Hmph.” he mumbled, turning towards the other Quincy. That was correct, Quincy.
Sebastian, Sternriter S, the Silencer, was standing before another Quincy. This one, though, was not part of the Vandenreich whom Sebastian had sworn allegiance. He was, as they had labeled him, a Free Quincy. ”Have you finished running, Adalvulf Rhinekranz?” Sebastian asked, his question to the other man that shared the laundromat with him. The other Quincy in the room with him. The man that Sebastian had just thrown through the window.