[The feed comes on to a gurgling Abyss Feeder in the background, all teeth and stitched face. The sound of hard breathing can also be heard... and then the image changes, shifts to a very very angry blond. Her eyes are not so silver now, having changed to cat-like gold, and her armor slightly dirty, her clothing torn in several places from having
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[It's TRUE, technically, since Stitchy did get away from her... by loaning her to Aizen. It was nothing bad, right? He was just watching her for a while.]
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[Oh-ho! But perhaps she can make use of you, boy.]
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...however, I may require assistance in the event that Isley should pursue the matter.
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Dietrich, your absurdity at this particular moment demonstrates no bounds. I in no such way attempted to provoke that monstrosity.
I was in Dismas at the time, as I'm certain you saw. Priscilla can undoubtedly vouch for me.
[...Speaking of which, where is that girl?]
What eludes me is the reason it was loose in the first place. What exactly were you up to?
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...which means that she would have had no reason to attack you at all. They hunt in packs, Isley, and she's the only one of her kind. Unless provoked, her instinct says to flee, not fight. Based on that knowledge, what else am I supposed to believe?
[And obviously Aizen wouldn't have done anything to her to cause that change.]
What I was "up to" was reattaching my arms. It isn't easy to restrain her when she wants to run.
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Do you honestly believe that I would go out of my way to provoke that creature? What's more, if I wanted it dead why would I waste time luring it around instead of simply cutting off its head? Do you realize how far-fetched your accusations are?
For whatever reason it was in the tunnels in Dismas and it happened upon me. If you released it, Dietrich, then you have only yourself to blame for what happened. And if you were the one who released it down there, I give you my word, you will soon be missing a great deal more than your arms.
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What would you have me do, Isley? Apologize for an imagined slight? What reason would I have had for intentionally releasing her if I knew she would run?
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But generations must different entirely in attitude if you're threatening an Abyssal One. I hope you at least have the power to back up that kind of threat.
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I was present in the earlier stages of the battle in which he fell and I know how it was executed. It's merely a matter of manipulating the circumstances in order to control the outcome. [aka. She's still mad at him :|]
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As it happens, my flesh isn't especially appetizing.
[Mostly because it's not really flesh.]
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[...or at least only insofar as it might make things a little more difficult later since he seems to be one of the few able to keep Isley in check by strength alone]
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