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Laid-back Highschooler In Bleach (With Soul Cube)

"What is the point of being strong if you cannot even be lazy?" Kai Kurogami never had any aspirations to be a hero. He was content living his life in peaceful obscurity, avoiding any and all trouble that might come his way. But after the Soul Cube merged with his body, he found himself with incredible power at his fingertips - power that he could use to protect those he cared about. Of course, that didn't mean he was suddenly going to become a hero overnight. Kai still had his priorities straight: avoid trouble, stay under the radar, and find the easiest way out of any situation. And with his new abilities, that was easier than ever. As he absorbed the souls of the fallen warriors from the Thousand Year Blood War, Kai found himself gaining incredible powers and abilities. But he was careful to keep his head down and avoid drawing too much attention to himself. He might have been a powerful warrior now, but that didn't mean he wanted to be bothered by all the other powerful warriors out there. Along the way, Kai found himself building a harem of powerful women who were drawn to his carefree attitude and devil-may-care approach to life. But even with all that power at his fingertips, Kai never lost sight of his true goal: finding the path of least resistance and staying as lazy as possible. So if you're looking for a hero with a sense of purpose, look elsewhere. But if you want a warrior who will do anything to avoid a fight, Kai Kurogami is your man. Just don't expect him to save the world anytime soon. **I am currently writing three novels simultaneously - One Piece with Bodily Refinement Bead, Bleach with Soul Cube, and Naruto with Divine Purple Card. I allocate 40% of my imagination to One Piece and another 40% to Bleach, with the remaining 20% dedicated to Naruto. By subscribing to my Patreon, you can gain access to advanced chapters of all three novels.**

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Karin

Karin and Jackie faced each other, their eyes locked in a focused gaze. Jackie's Fullbring, Dirty Boots, had already activated, turning the ground beneath her into muck. Karin held her Zanpakutō at the ready but felt the unfamiliar weight of the blade in her hands.

"Ready, kid?" Jackie smirked, flexing her muddied boots.

"As I'll ever be," Karin responded, her voice tinged with both anticipation and apprehension.

With a sudden burst of speed, Jackie lunged at Karin, who barely managed to parry the blow. The force of the impact sent vibrations through her arms. Karin clenched her teeth, realizing this would be no easy match.

"Holding back, are you?" Jackie taunted.

"No, just trying to get the hang of this," Karin shot back, making a quick swipe at Jackie, who dodged with ease.

Jackie grinned. "I guess you have spirit, but spirit alone won't cut it here."

Using her Dirty Boots, Jackie accelerated again, this time even faster. She aimed a series of rapid kicks at Karin, who dodged and blocked, but it was clear she was struggling.

"Is that all?" Jackie said, disappointment creeping into her voice.

Karin felt the sting of those words. She remembered her sister Yuzu, her father, her brother Ichigo and finally Kai. 'That idiot would mock me to death if I lose here.'—all fighting with conviction. The thought rekindled a fire within her.

"Don't underestimate me," she muttered. Her grip tightened around her Zanpakutō.

"Fine, show me what you've got!" Jackie roared, lunging forward once more.

This time, as Jackie moved, Karin took a deep breath. She mustered her focus, her resolve strengthening. She sidestepped Jackie's attack with less effort than before and counterattacked with a fluid swipe aimed at Jackie's flank. Jackie was forced to block, her eyes widening in mild surprise.

"Getting the hang of it, aren't you?" Jackie said, almost approvingly.

Karin panted but her eyes were resolute. "I told you not to underestimate me."

Jackie smirked. "I guess it's time to get serious then."

Karin steadied herself, her feet slightly apart as she grasped her Zanpakuto tightly. The blue flame that enveloped her blade flickered, as if resonating with her resolve.

Jackie's face went from a smirk to a stern look. "Fine, kid, no more games."

"Blaze, Tengokuken," Karin muttered, and her sword erupted in even brighter blue flames.

Jackie's eyes narrowed. "Interesting."

With a swift motion, Jackie kicked the muddy ground beneath her. A wall of muck soared towards Karin.

"Seirei Enbu," Karin uttered, swinging her Zanpakutō horizontally. A defensive aura of blue flames expanded, vaporizing the flying muck before it could reach her.

"You're full of surprises," Jackie grinned. "But how about this?"

Jackie lunged forward, accelerating her speed with her Dirty Boots. Just as she was about to land a kick, Karin swung her Zanpakutō.

"Rengoku," she exclaimed. A wave of blue flames launched toward Jackie.

Jackie deftly dodged the attack but lost her momentum. Taking advantage of the brief opening, Karin swung her sword, aiming at Jackie's flank. Jackie blocked, but the flames licking off the blade scorched her arm. She winced but remained resolute.

"You're better than I thought," Jackie admitted.

Karin locked eyes with her opponent. "I'm not done yet."

The ground beneath Jackie turned into a swampy mire, making her more formidable as she controlled the muck beneath her feet.

Both warriors charged at each other, their weapons clashing with a brilliant display of light and energy. The duel was evenly matched; each of Karin's attacks were met with Jackie's skilled defenses, and vice versa.

Jackie aimed a series of kicks, each enhanced by her Dirty Boots. Karin, although struggling, managed to parry or dodge, her Seirei Enbu helping her mitigate the incoming damage.

At the edge of her breath and stamina, Karin found her thoughts drifting to her family, to Kai, to all those who had fought with conviction. 'I can't afford to lose,' she thought.

As if heeding her resolve, Tengokuken's flames blazed brighter. With renewed vigor, Karin parried Jackie's kick and counterattacked with Rengoku. This time, the wave of blue flames was more concentrated, catching Jackie slightly off guard. She blocked but was pushed back, her boots skidding in the mud.

Panting heavily, Jackie looked up. "You really have something there, kid. But can you keep it up?"

Karin tightened her grip on Tengokuken, her knuckles going white. Her eyes, resolute and unwavering, met Jackie's.

"I guess we'll find out," Karin rasped, her voice tinged with fatigue but laden with determination.

With that, both warriors lunged at each other one final time, a burst of energy exploding from the point where Tengokuken's flames met Dirty Boots' muck. A deafening clash echoed through the space, and for a moment, neither could see the other through the dust and steam.

When the air cleared, both stood, breathing heavily. Jackie's boots were muddied but the flames had scorched portions of them. Karin's Tengokuken still blazed, albeit dimly. Both had reached their limits, yet neither had given an inch.

As the dust settled, the tension between Karin and Jackie was palpable. Both were breathing heavily, their weapons poised for the next strike. But the glimmer in their eyes revealed a different story: Jackie's smirk had faded, replaced by a serious glare, while Karin's eyes were resolute, a fiery focus radiating from them.

"Sorry, losing is not an option for me," Karin said, her voice unwavering as she tightened her grip on Tengokuken.

"Big talk for a kid," Jackie retorted, but the uncertainty in her voice was evident.

Karin inhaled deeply. She didn't need her Fullbring; her Zanpakutō would be enough. The blade's flames seemed to hum in agreement, flickering with newfound intensity. She eyed Jackie carefully, watching for any sign of movement. The air between them was charged, as if awaiting the decisive strike.

Jackie lunged forward, using the last of her energy to propel her boots through the muddy terrain. Her eyes narrowed; this was her final gamble.

But Karin was ready. Time seemed to slow as she sidestepped Jackie's desperate attack, her body moving fluidly like a wisp of smoke. As Jackie flew past her, a look of shock taking over her face, Karin twisted around with a dancer's grace.

"Rengoku," she whispered.

A concentrated wave of blue flames burst forth from Tengokuken, cutting through the air like a sword through paper. Jackie had no time to dodge; the flames made contact, singing her clothing and searing her flesh. A scream of pain and frustration escaped her lips as she crashed into the muck behind her.

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