Chapter Eleven: Enter, Tendou!

                                    

                                          
(OST: No Deadlines - Scoring Audio Geeks)
                          
With the three gatekeepers behind him, he had something else to look forward to: Returning to Tendou! He couldn't be ashamed after achieving some great things within the school, things other people could only dream of. Kensei defeating all of them and moved back to the south, seeking the main building once more. The walk continued, as he turned around once he reached the middle of the crossroad, looking behind him. 
                          
The raging storm of the north had settled down slightly, the radiant sun of the west remained, and the east was ever so dark. Perhaps the other two hadn't lost hope, whereas Susanoo had accepted his defeat there. With a soft smile, Kensei continued to move to where he belonged. It had been longer than most people thought, though. 
                          
Around 2 weeks total had passed ever since Kensei decided to set foot outside of the main building. Two weeks since he left on his journey to train, defeated the three gatekeepers and got ready to go back. Two weeks is a long time. Then again, now, he had no time left to waste. With firm speed, he marched his way back across the road to the south. 
                          
He saw the humongous building in the distance, closing in on him bit by bit every step he took. The amount of pressure he felt the last 2 weeks was incredible, but somehow, it was all dwarfed by the main building's pressure. Izanagi was probably lurking around or watching him right now, it felt quite tense outside, who knows how bad it would be inside? He didn't know Kagutsuchi was around looking for him, either. 
                          
That's when he remembered some advice given like how he can use his 'aura'. He'd try it out on the first hostile person he could find or encounter. Taking a step into the school again, he took in a deep breath. Strangely enough, it seemed quite calm around. It wasn't as rowdy as usual.
                          
(JoJo's Bizarre Adventure OST: Fields Of Freight - Taku Iwasaki)
                          
It was too calm. There was almost nobody around. That was at least until he felt a presence creeping upon him. Almost like a large shadow growing in front of him. He saw someone walk through the hallway. A strange one at that. He had messy brown hair, about neck-length right now. An eerie grin on his face, together with a wicked glare in his eyes. "You're the one Izanagi fancies, hmh, Kensei?" Kagutsuchi spoke, as his voice echoed through the hallway. Kensei stared toward him intently, but didn't care much for this stranger's presence or existence right now. He was clearly ... In the way.
                          
"Depends on who's asking." He said bluntly, as Kagutsuchi smirked. This was just his kind of thing, he liked picking fights with strong people, after all. It was in Kagutsuchi's nature: To destroy and to conquer. He leaned against the wall, acting like a big-shot, as he crossed his arms and got ready to speak up. 
                          
"I am Kagutsuchi, of the Student Council-" He said, as he immediately got interrupted. Suddenly, Kagutsuchi's eyes widened, as he saw something terrifying in front of him. Aside from the lack of emotion and the intense stare coming from Kensei, there was something else that made it devastating. 
                          
The fierce roar of a dragon, shrieking furiously at Kagu as he shivered. The Dragon's body spun rapidly around Kensei, it's eyes seeming to be filled with blood-lust and fury, intimidating Kagutsuchi. Surprisingly quickly, he slid down against the wall, as his knees shook, his eyes widened with a weird smile on his face. It was as if he was both scared and amazed at the same time. 
                          
Admiration, perhaps? He had just found someone strong, someone he felt more fear for than Izanagi. The thing was, Kagutsuchi never feared Izanagi, he just hated him because of what he ended up doing to stop him. But this time, he felt fear. Honest, genuine fear, of a man that was more honest and gentle than he could imagine. It was so mysterious for him.