Chapter 138: Enlighten Rangiku
Third Division
Mazuru glanced at Gin and said, "The captain of the Tenth Division disappeared without any reason, and was labelled as a defector shinigami by Central 46. Rangiku, as the vice-captain of the Tenth Division, is probably very sad at the moment. As a friend, don't you want to go and comfort her?"
Gin was taken aback by the sudden question. In all fairness, he certainly wanted to comfort Rangiku.
But from a rational point of view, he finally restrained himself abruptly.
"Forget it, I am an outsider to the Tenth Division after all, and it is not good time to visit the Tenth Division." Gin explained.
Mazuru said, "That's really a pity. I originally planned to let you accompany me to the Tenth Division. Since you refused, I can only go alone."
Gin was confused for a moment.
So, is it too late to take back your words now?
Obviously, it was too late because Mazuru didn't give Gin a chance to change his words at all, his figure flickered, and he left the captain's room straight away.
Gin stared at the direction where Mazuru was leaving for a while, and then saw a thick stack of documents on the table that had not been dealt with.
Gin sighed, and started processing the documents.