Judgement [Raito]

Raito had found himself being summoned once more. His duty was never done, but it mattered not because this was what he had begun to live for. The thrill of the chase and that pleasure in bathing in the blood of his marks. This day was different there was someone who was willing to break into one of the Noble Houses and leave with some valuables. That angered all and if one thing that haunted the mind of Rai Rai. It was whether or not the house they chose to steal from was his own. If so, the person who had to answer to Lord Itada...was going to regret each and every moment of it.

The noble found himself dressed in his usual garb. The studs visible throughout his body. He had a white Bandana tied on to hold back his wild, but very tamed hair that came to the middle of his back. His black cloak falling over his shihakushou as there would seem to be a feather like material on his right side. The shinigami found himself slowly, but surely heading out. He grabbed his asauchi and placed it on his side, leaping out the nearest door and beginning his travels towards where the culprits were last seen fleeing.

When will these people learn? Desperate times always seem to be the cause of civil uproars. No matter how petty they are. Someone must be the example to the other citizens.

The words echoed in his head, but that was all he could really give towards that thought. He was part of the Seiryuu family, who upheld the laws and are willing to uphold it no matter what. Even if their own family was caught doing something wrong, they were told to do what was right by the Gotei Thirteen laws. That was the one thing that didn't sit too well with Raito. He tried to hide it often when he was around Sasuga and Itada, but he was still a pup himself. He was a hatchling compared to Itada, but he had the determination and prowess to surpass them both.

As lost as he was in his mind, he snapped back to reality as he would bend the corner and find another talking to these thieves. He would stop short of them and slowly make his way over towards the group. It would seem that listening to what this other shinigami was telling this group could help them out. However, his family's namesake was apart of this group. This man spoke of the law of god, but there was only one law that mattered here. He'll step away from around the corner his eyes locked on the culprits and he'll begin to slowly leak his own spiritual pressure out.

"Excuse me, sir. I, Raito Seriyuu, am charged to detained them all and take them away until it's time for their trials," stated Raito as he'll look at the man with a cold look. It was that glare that seem to show that he was here strictly on business. However, he didn't have time to meddle around with these crooks. There was more pressing matters to take care of, but this was apart of his duty as well. So, he hoped this man would honor his request.

There it was another who seem to step in the path of greatness that Raito was striving to achieve. The same path that his kin before him had done. Would he always be left to sit in the shadows of Sasuga and Itada? That question became a constant reminder of how pitiful he was compared to those two. However, if one thing Raito had over the other's it was the heart and courage to never give up. He was born with that gene of never giving up. To fight for tomorrow and live. Today, brought on a new objective that would test his resolve and his own values on life. The day he ran into Heiji the preacher boy.

However, life can always throw wrenches in your plans. These wrenches could come in all shapes and sizes, but the worst one is the radicals. And it just so happen that today Raito was faced with a religious radical that went by the name of Heiji Hattori. This man was the fukutaichou of the Juichibantai and his very own taichou was none other than the beautiful Jingu Kenpachi. With the world constantly undergoing changes none was more serious than dealing with this man and his overzealous preaching. When one knows someone for so long everything seems to change slightly.

"Yes. You're right, but here's the problem," stated Raito as he'll begin to slowly formulate his train of thought so it came out correct and couldn't be misinterpreted in any other way. "If I allow them to go...my brother Itada would have their heads himself." He'll wait before continuing as his red optics lingered on the man a bit longer while keeping those culprits in his sight as well. There was no particular beef among the two, but he was getting in the way of official business as well as duty.

"Duty comes first and foremost in our line of work. These men have stolen from House Seiryuu, which now turns over the jurisdiction to us; family members of House Seiryuu. Also, religion may have saved you, but it will not save them. Their fates now lie with trial. Is a just trial such a bad thing," asked Rai as he began to think slowly on the situation and then a smile erupted on his face. He knew he had a nice train of thought, but he had to remember who he was dealing with. A simple ass religious freak.

The man even went so far as to tell him they were of two different kind of people. That was quite the understatement. The similarities between the two didn't exist, but now the dragon began to question his own morals a little. However, he knew that it was what happened when you listened to somebody for a bit too long. Now, he would have to figure out a way to stir this back in his favor.

"I'm the bringer of House Seiryuu, but compared to my brother. I'm a saint. So, would you rather let me handle them before he comes and just flat out execute them here on the spot," Raito was so serious that it seem to send cold chills down the onlookers. His stern visage never flinching or changing. There was some stoic expressions following behind him, but now he had to be quite terse with those before him. They didn't respect him because of the rather large shadow his brother cast over him all these years.

"I will take them since the choice is mine, but you are more than welcome to accompany me. Perhaps, you can tell them how if they act accordingly the first time. This could all be avoided."

The dragon had spoken...