Spira

Nel thought about the question, and how best to answer. "Grimmjow's clique are probably the biggest troublemakers," she said, after a little consideration. "They consist of him, Yylfordt, Apache now, Tayuya, and Kadaj. Nnoitra is an aggressive dickhead but he won't bother with you unless he thinks you could beat him in a fight, or you tell him you could beat him in a fight," she said, drily. "You've met Szayel," she added, "and there's Luppi, who is Szayel Lite." She smiled, then, "Other than those, Wonderweiss will only hurt you if you attack his Dreamhares, Ulquiorra will only do it if he's told to, and then there's me, Halibel, and Stark, and we're not even the kind of people that would be sent to kill someone, let alone trying it of our own volition. The only other Arrancar is Lilinette, who is more likely to hide your socks and put salt in the sugar pot," she said, cheerfully.

"Tayuya is part of the Sound Five," she paused, and corrected herself, "Four, but the others don't venture into this end of the Palace much. Honestly, your biggest problems will be the other clan members, not their subordinates."

Aizen was dangerous, or could be, when he wanted to be. Midgar had proven that, and she hoped Even wasn't taken in by the harmless but politically interested teacher facade Aizen exuded. Then there was Gin, who was a whole other kettle of fish, and Kuja who was one of the least complicated. Nel wasn't sure what she made of L, yet, because the incident with Ulquiorra had thrown her judgement, and there was someone new around that she hadn't met yet.

At least Even had the leg up of being familiar with the other Ryoka.