Gin watched L trail after his angered nephew through slitted eyes. He stayed where he was, listening to the beginnings of a conversation he had no hope of understanding. At the first sign of violence he pushed himself off the desk he had been leaning on and turned to face the computer that L had so foolishly left on. He hadn't included this most fortunate of oversights in his plans, but he certainly wasn't going to turn down such an opportunity to investigate.
Computers weren't foreign to Gin, for Gin knew rather a lot about many things that he made no mention of. It made committing crimes like this easier if people didn't think you capable of them due entirely to ineptitude. He dropped all pretence of expression as he sought out files related to the red-haired Ryoka.
Gin quickly established that L had no record of Axel prior to either hearing about the fight from the Arrancar or getting his hands on Shinra's files. Good. He poked about for a little bit longer, looking over files that didn't relate to Axel or the Ryoka directly. Well, information was never to be sniffed at, especially from a source he didn't usually use. Even so, he didn't linger unnecessarily. When he had pushed his luck on timing and gathered all that he needed, and a little more, he closed down L's abandoned computer. He could consider that a favour.
When his work was done and the screen was black, he straightened up and made his way out of the library much more slowly than he made his way in. He looked at the unconscious L and then at Nel, his expression bemused.
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Computers weren't foreign to Gin, for Gin knew rather a lot about many things that he made no mention of. It made committing crimes like this easier if people didn't think you capable of them due entirely to ineptitude. He dropped all pretence of expression as he sought out files related to the red-haired Ryoka.
Gin quickly established that L had no record of Axel prior to either hearing about the fight from the Arrancar or getting his hands on Shinra's files. Good. He poked about for a little bit longer, looking over files that didn't relate to Axel or the Ryoka directly. Well, information was never to be sniffed at, especially from a source he didn't usually use. Even so, he didn't linger unnecessarily. When he had pushed his luck on timing and gathered all that he needed, and a little more, he closed down L's abandoned computer. He could consider that a favour.
When his work was done and the screen was black, he straightened up and made his way out of the library much more slowly than he made his way in. He looked at the unconscious L and then at Nel, his expression bemused.
"Oh my," was all he said.