Death: This Death is a bit unorthodox.

Another type of dormitory is the single room. These dormitories are usually assigned to students with higher qualifications so that they can have a good cultivation environment. The dormitory for Zhenyue and the other two is this type.

The last type is less like a dormitory and more like a mansion, with its own entrance and courtyard, and it can even have servants.

To move into this kind of dormitory, you not only need to pay money, but you also need to have aristocratic status.

Upon entering the dormitory area, Mayuki was surprised to find that a teacher was waiting for her and had moved her dormitory to the luxury housing area.

It can only be said that geniuses receive preferential treatment wherever they are.

Chapter 9 Yamamoto Genryusai Shigekuni

"Matsuki, I'm here."

Matsumoto Rangiku looked at the rising star of the Spirit Arts Academy, who was sitting cross-legged on the sofa and constantly stroking her Zanpakuto, with barely concealed excitement. Her face quickly showed a puzzled expression.

Even though Shinjutsu had only had the Zanpakuto for less than a day, their relationship was unusually good, so good that it made Shinjutsu feel a little strange.

She knew that Shinjutsu had always wanted a Zanpakuto, and she also knew that Shinjutsu would cherish it dearly once he got it.

But no matter how hard she racked her brains, she never imagined that a Zanpakuto could bewitch Mayuki so completely!

"Matsuki, did you bring me here just to see this? I'm getting angry!" She puffed out her cheeks angrily and slapped Mayuki's face.

I'm standing right here. I may not be fully grown yet, but that's no reason for you to go and soak a knife!

As if to keep the suddenly appearing fox spirit away from Shinjuku, she deliberately sat in Shinjuku's lap.

"Honey, you like me, right?"

"...I never expected that such a beautiful figure could be hidden beneath Wanxiang Senra's innocent face and conservative clothes. It's amazing... Ah, that's right, Rangiku, I love you."

Shinjuku, who had been lost in thought and muttering to herself, suddenly snapped to attention. Her wandering gaze immediately hardened, and she wrapped her arms around Rangiku's slender waist.

"Matsuki, you didn't do anything too outrageous to your Zanpakuto, did you? Zanpakuto is an extension of a Shinigami's soul, a separate entity with a shared soul!"

Rangiku gave Mazuki a disdainful look.

"Of course I know, but the situation of the Myriad Manifestations is somewhat special..."

"Special? What's so special about it? Isn't that the typical relationship between Shinigami and Zanpakuto?"

"I don't know how to explain it. I can only say that she is not me."

Nonsense!

Rangiku simply couldn't accept this explanation; it was completely different from what was in the textbook. She gritted her teeth and said:

"Are you trying to make excuses for your strange behavior? Don't think I don't know you're a liar. You used to lie to me about going out to collect debts, but you were actually going to see the lady next door!"

"I promise I'm telling the truth this time. I do have my bottom line, you know." Zhenyue patted her chest and said indignantly, "After all, doing that kind of thing to yourself is just too weird no matter how you look at it."

Matsumoto Rangiku looked suspicious, then seemed to realize something and froze.

An unbelievable thought surged into her mind...

If this Zanpakuto is independent, could she really...?

Impossible. What can a Zanpakuto that doesn't even have a physical form do? Doesn't Shingetsu feel pain?

Shinjuku held up two fingers and tapped her forehead, comforting her:

"Alright, if you can't figure it out, then don't think about it anymore. I don't even understand it myself. Just focus on your cultivation. Look at you, so lazy and never exercising. You're not growing any taller."

Rangiku slowly lay down on Shinjuku, her small hands holding him tightly, their bodies pressed together intimately.

A faint sense of urgency welled up inside her; she suddenly wanted this body to grow up quickly.

Seeing Rangiku's increasingly serious expression, Mayuki felt a chill run down her spine.

…………

Seireitei, the barracks of the First Division.

The Dean of the Spiritual Arts Academy stood before the gate, his heart pounding with excitement, and explained his purpose to the guards.

A grim reaper entered the barracks to report, and shortly after, invited the dean inside.

He's been the dean for centuries, but the First Squad's barracks are not a place he can just walk into.

Although Yamamoto Genryusai Shigekuni was the head instructor of Genji Academy and the first dean of the Shinigami Academy, the Shinigami Academy is now an educational institution independent of the Gotei 13 and does not belong to the First Division.

On the way to the captain's rest room, the First Division's Shinigami could be seen patrolling everywhere.

Occasionally, the messengers of the 5th Division of the 2nd Squad, the Riting Squad, can be seen suddenly appearing and then suddenly disappearing.

When the dean walked down the road, the Grim Reapers along the way would bow to him, and he would nod back with a straight face.

The Shinigami of the Gotei 13 are mostly graduates of the Shinigami Academy; these Shinigami can all be considered his students.

The dean walked across the courtyard, took off his shoes in front of a room, and stepped onto the wooden floor inside.

He walked to an entrance hall, cleared his throat, and said loudly:

"Your Excellency Captain-Commander, I am Sato Kageto, Dean of the Shinigami Academy."

"Come in." A strong yet stern voice came from inside the room.

"Excuse me." The dean nodded respectfully, opened the door, and entered.

It was a small room with swords hanging on the walls and a wooden tea table in the middle, on which various exquisite tea sets were placed.

Behind the tea table, an elderly man with a composed and slightly kind demeanor sat quietly.

He squinted and opened his eyes a crack, revealing a head with two long scars on the forehead, sporting the same hairstyle as the dean, wearing a Shinigami uniform, and a large white haori draped over it, with a Kyoto purple lining inside.

Inside the thick black diamond-shaped frame on the haori is a large "一" (one).

This old man was none other than the captain of the First Division, the captain-commander of the Gotei 13, and the strongest Shinigami in a thousand years, Yamamoto Genryusai Shigekuni!

"Commander-in-Chief!"

Upon seeing the elderly man for the first time, the hospital director knelt down on one knee without hesitation.

Only an aging grim reaper like him knows how ruthless this seemingly kind old man was in his youth.

What brings you here?

"I discovered a genius in the Shinigami Academy, an exceptionally talented genius. He completed his Shikai on the very first day, and his spiritual pressure level reached the sixth rank of Spirit Power."

The dean emphasized the word "excellent" and took a document from his pocket, handing it to Yamamoto.

"This genius is named Aozaki Mayuki, and this is his information."

Soon, accompanied by the sound of pages turning, the dean's heartbeat quickened.

"Would he be willing to graduate early and join the Gotei 13?"

Upon hearing this, the dean was slightly taken aback.

Why would the captain ask such a question?

Aozaki Mayuki has only been enrolled for two days, and today was her first class. Although she is exceptionally talented, she hasn't even started basic training yet, so it's too early for her to graduate.

The Spirit Arts Academy primarily teaches techniques and knowledge, which are not things that can be learned naturally simply by having high spiritual pressure.

If they graduate early now, even if Aozaki Mayuki is a genius, he'll still be a blank slate. Even if he joins the Gotei 13, it will be difficult for him to learn all the necessary knowledge and skills.

After all, the job of the Gotei 13 is, frankly speaking, just a job where you get paid to do something.

Every Grim Reaper has their own things to do; which team member can be as dedicated to teaching students as the teachers at the Spiritual Arts Academy?

Unless you are a nobleman who received an elite education from a young age, whether it was managing a family, death skills, or power struggles, you learned everything you were supposed to learn, so graduating early wouldn't have any impact.

Fortunately, his centuries-long tenure as dean was well-deserved; he had done his homework beforehand and had already considered all sorts of problems.

Chapter 10 I'm Willing

"He has no intention of graduating early for the time being."

"Hmm..." Yamamoto stared at the dean and slowly asked, "What's the reason?"

Could it be that those nobles acted so quickly that Aozaki Mayuki had already accepted their offers of service and therefore did not want to join the Gotei 13, as he had only just received the news?

As the de facto controller of the Gotei 13, the largest violent group in the Seireitei, Yamamoto is loyal to the royal family and upholds the rule of the nobility.

This is common knowledge, and it's the reason why the nobles dare to act recklessly right under his nose.

He firmly upholds the discipline of Soul Society, so he naturally has no need to cultivate or expand his own power.

The sole reason for recruiting Aozaki Mayuki was that they did not want this genius, who surpassed Kyoraku Shunsui and Ukitake Jushiro, to participate in the meaningless and sordid affairs of the nobles, and to be reduced from a once-in-a-millennium prodigy to a expendable resource for the nobles.

So, which family is trying to win over Aozaki Mayuki...?

The ambitious Tsunayoshiro family?

The Kasumi family aspires to join the ranks of the four great noble families.

still is……

Yamamoto looked at the teacher section of the document.

Or is it the Kuchiki family, represented by Kuchiki Sojun, who have the advantage of being in a close relationship with the government?

If it were the Kuchiki family, that would be acceptable.

Although the Kuchiki family was forced to participate in the power struggle, Kuchiki Ginrei was not only his old friend, but the Kuchiki family was also a model of nobility, so he shouldn't be ruined.

The Xia Dalu family was barely acceptable; their methods were relatively mild.

But if he were to join the Tsuna Yayo family, then Aozaki Mayuki would be truly ruined.

He felt he lacked the necessary skills and hoped to continue his studies at the Spiritual Arts Academy.

The dean swallowed hard and said somewhat nervously:

"It seems that he has no plans to leave the True Central Spiritual Arts Academy anytime soon."

He could clearly feel that the atmosphere in the room had inexplicably turned cold.

"No nobleman has any contact with him...?"

The dean immediately understood what Yamamoto was worried about and breathed a sigh of relief.

"Captain-Commander, rest assured, I have been keeping an eye on Aozaki Mayuki since he enrolled."