So he continued to doze with the children's rhyme in his head depicting the many failed attempts at the destruction of a certain house cat and it's inability of staying dead-- or away- and the many deaths that lead in the felines wake in each and every attempt made at it. Maybe he was selfish to be thinking only of himself-- but well, when did
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Jingle, went the tiny bells situated atop his long stalks of hair, with a valiant toss of his massive head.
His zanpakuto resting at his side, he looked at it. No need to draw it. Licking one long canine, he smirked, and flicked his head to send the bells all a-jingle again. The least he could do was amuse a cat-- there wasn't too much else to do for the moment. The hunt could wait.
"Didn't expect you to be out here," came his deep voice, massive form stalking a bit closer, the least threatening pose he could manage. Eyes cold, calculating, yet somewhat curious, he chuckled. "Comfy?"
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Arms maneuvered around, pressing palms flat to the concrete slab which had been his bed- with a push he was sitting up again, legs shifting to hang over the bit of broken stone as black feline ears perked and awareness flooded those eyes out from the drowsiness that had claimed them only moments before.
And there he was- that Big- Bad- Wolf-with his jingling silver bell glory.
A amused smile painted along the blonde’s lips as he was able to put two and two together, “Ahh~? Ich ‘live’ in zis place…Not zo comfy...You are- ‘zee Wulf ja?” The boy’s head tipped as more and more curiosity began to fill his mind-and as he waited for confirmation...his eyes ( ... )
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Somehow, he couldn't help be very amused with Schrodinger. A small ball of blond fluff, he seemed...pretty pleasant for a kid. At least he had a neat accent, and eyes almost as crazy as his own.
And so, here the great Kenpachi Zaraki stood, arms extended to catch the kitten, or else the boy might get impaled on his bell-tipped spikes. Or fall on his shoulders, one of the two.
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"I wear it so people know where I am, more or less," Kenny murmured in a lazy drawl as he normally spoke in. "When I fight, it gives people an advantage," he explained further. "They don't take it, that's their life."
Schrodinger's weight was almost nothing on his shoulder, but before the cat fell and busted his ass or something, he shifted him a bit so he'd have better footing.
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“Unn….Ahh zo they pin you out ja? Und know your comink’ or somezing?” the child giving a few more swipes at the bells decided to settled down, scrambling alittle before taking a comfortable seat on the massive man’s shoulder-arms lifting up to fold behind the back of his blond head in a stretch as he smiled, “You zeem nice though you don’t look it-ich surprised mister wulf ist not zome kind oft rabid animal~”.
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"Yeah," Kenny explained a little further. "That I'm coming, where I am, things like that."
At the kitten's other comment, the massive man just chuckled. "I can be rabid if I want. Other times, I'm just waiting to strike," the Shinigami hummed, stroking one finger up and down Schrodinger's chin and neck.
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“Haa..zat zo? Hmm Ich ‘vant to ‘vatch you fight! ‘Zat zounds like much much ‘vun!” The red eyes reopened, glinting a little with reflective light from a dying street lamp kinked against it’s base, “Can Ich?! Vleas! Vvvllleaas!?”.
“Ich promise not to get in your vay!” He continued latching his gloved ‘paws’ against the massive man’s shoulder to give a small push against it in urging.
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Shifting Schrodinger onto his waist, propping him up with his arm, he moved to sit on a thick slab of concrete.
"So tell me, kitten," murmured Kenny, stretching out one leg as he reached up to lazily stroke at the blond cat's ears. "What's a tiny thing like you doin' all the way out here?"
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"Really, now," he laughed. Wicked teeth peeled back into a massive grin that could send animals running scared. "You sound like me. Though...I stay here. Even if I wanted to move, those blockades would do nothin' t'hold me," drawled Kenny, tapping one sandaled foot on the sandy concrete slab so it made a soft scraping noise.
And for a while, he stopped rubbing at Schrodinger's ears and chin, lest the poor kitten fall off and lose a life, which wouldn't be too pretty. He had nothing against him, really. Instead, he looked at him with a little grin, and just chuckled. "At least it's fun to wander, am I right?"
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Reaching, rubbing at the long, jagged scar across his face, Kenpachi thought quietly to himself...then resolved in a resonating chuckle that could shake the very foundations of the concrete he sat upon. It didn't, of course.
"Naughty kitten," snickered Kenny, reaching to lazily give Schrodinger a praising scratch to the ear. That expression on the kitten's face alone had probably made his entire day, or what was left of it. "What fun you've created."
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It was fun to talk about it all- fun to recall the spray of bodily fluids splattering against clean tiled floors-as he scampered after that bright white plastic smiling Harlequin.
“’Vell, I did have help…”
Voice heavy with that German tongue, it was true- oh so true- or perhaps it was the other way around? One had to have the intent of doing something in order to get help with it-but he…he was helping someone else-he was just along for the ride~ along for the gun smoke- alongforthechaos, because that was the only thing this stray-cat ate- and loved it-- and could never get full.
“Huu~”
The child’s legs swung again, as if the Death wielder God’s shoulder was some kind of large tree branch, lazily those sanguine hues flittered upwards to the ever spanning darkness of Abyss’s skyroofheavens. The boy open’s his mouth but ( ... )
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