The final strike

Genryusai Yamamoto had told his shinigami captains not to venture down to the Shinobi's world but one doesn't get to live as long as he did not knowing how those around him think. That being said he figured and knew just about exactly who would go off and try to end the fight before it had to come back to home base.-

"Children. The whole lot of them"

-Genryusai said as he made his way to the Central 46 Chambers-

-A room filled with 40 wise men and 6 judges stood before the captain of the Gotei thirteen-

"What have you come here for Genryūsai Yamamoto" *One of the judges said* "Is it about your rebellious captains" Another judge said* "Or your treacherous vice captain and her possible accomplice?" Another of the judges said*

-The judges looked down on the captain and awaited his reply-

-Genryūsai Yamamoto was well past the point to be edged on by anyone, even those who considered themselves "above" him. with his eyes closed and his head aimed high he began to speak-

"I am not here to argue politics with you. I am here for the authorization to use full force on the shinobi Kind. Right now our forces are fighting and through they are not out classed, I fear they may be out numbered."

-Genryūsai Yamamoto waited for the response before continuing with his case.-

-For a significantly large amount of time the 40wisemen and deliberated on Genryūsai Yamamoto request. Tempers were flaring and tension was building before one man walked over to one of the judges and passed what they had come to. The six judges then took a few moments for themselves to speak on the matter before addressing Genryūsai Yamamoto-

"We do not authorized this force. we central 46 do not see a reason why our forces should blatantly flaunt there power in a civil area. If the gotei 13 can not handle a couple of impostors or interlopers then perhaps its time for a new gotei"

-The judges said switching between who spoke throughout speaking-

-Genryūsai S. Yamamoto stood motionless for a moment before turning his back on Central 46. He said nothing to them nor gestured he only walked out the door-