Bleach: Brave Souls story ยท Event, Seireitei Bulletin: Don't Get Carried Away While Out and About!
Chapter 1
Seireitei Bulletin: Don't Get Carried Away While Out and About!. Lieutenant Nanao Ise pens the popular Seireitei Bulletin advice column "Don't Get Carried Away." Let's see who needs her help today!
3 scenes, 25 lines
1. Before the battle
8 linesThe Seireitei Bulletin is a publication written for the Soul Reapers of the Seireitei.
One of its most well-read sections is "Don't Get Carried Away," an advice column written by Nanao Ise, lieutenant of Squad 8.
Today, another troubled soul turns to her for help...
Oh? Are you going somewhere, Nanao?
Yes. Captain Soi Fon asked to see me, so I'm visiting Squad 2.
Soi Fon, huh? That's a surprise. Well, take care, then.
Thank you. However, please do not drag your feet just because I am not around, Captain.
Yeah, yeah, I know.
2. Before the boss
11 linesI'm here, Captain Soi Fon. Oh, pardon me, Shuhei. I didn't realize you were here as well.
Oh, yeah. I was actually the one that recommended Captain Soi Fon contact you.
What for?
Allow me to explain. I need your help, Nanao. There's a new product that I absolutely need.
Um, sure? But, why me?
The next Seireitei Bulletin is actually short a few pages. I was trying to think of a solution when--
He was muttering in the middle of the street, which I found very annoying, so I called out to him. I ended up telling him about my predicament then.
We were discussing how I would go about obtaining that product, and he said that it could be good material for your column, Nanao.
Soi Fon gets what she wants, I get the pages I need for the Bulletin, and you get new material for your column! It's a great plan!
I call it "Seireitei Bulletin: Out and About!" I think it's got a lot of potential!
Please, help us save the Seireitei Bulletin!
3. After the battle
6 linesSo that's why you picked me? Though I must admit, it certainly will be easier to get this product you want if there are multiple people helping you.
Exactly, but I can't use my subordinates for personal matters. Your column is all about helping readers in need, right?
Please, Nanao!
All right, then.
Thanks a bunch! We owe you one!
Thank you.



