āā;;Ā āTch, why not just kill us and rid yourself of a problem before it has a chance to start?ā he asked, perhaps foolishly.Ā āUnless you think you canāt.ā
ćć It made little sense to him why anyone would simply waitĀ for something to become a problem; it hadnāt made any sense to him when it had been suggested with the Arrancarsā own enemy, and it didnāt make any sense nowĀ why anyone would observe for much longer than necessary to assess their weaknesses.
ćć ā¦Unless thatĀ was what this creature was doing.
ćć āItās not wasteful if I eat you afterwards,ā the Arrancar countered, speaking as though it was obvious.Ā āIāve killed and eaten bigger than you.ā
Unnervingly, Kyubey had almost no reaction to the threats of being eaten--save, perhaps, for a thoughtful tilt of the head.
āHmm, no.Ā I suppose it wouldnāt be.ā
āAnd if would certainly save me the trouble of having to do so.ā
Not that consuming his expired bodies took any great deal of effort, but the thought was noted all the same.
Was Kyubey assessing weakness?Ā In a sense, perhaps; he was certainly making a thorough survey of the Arrancar with each meeting, taking careful note of strength and weakness alike.Ā But so long as Grimmjow and his like kept to their ways and didnāt interfere with their business, there would be no need for the Incubators to expend the effort of stepping in and using those findings in whatever way proved necessary.Ā It was really as simple as that.
(Of course, if some other entity chose to dispose of the issue, independent of the Incubatorsā observations...)
āIām not certain how your metabolic systems would handle one of my bodies, however.Ā Most animals that try to eat me make themselves very sick.ā Of course, Grimmjow was no common animal...
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