THE BANK JOB: All About The Benjamins

To preface the beginning of all the action that would take place, there was one minor exchange between her and one of the males attempting to rob the place; in specific the strange black-haired teenager who had not come up on the Yuudeshi Network when she accessed it. Irregardless, that boy would be the first of the lot to react to her appearance, displaying a rather impulsive behavior as he seemed to act without thought. Nozomi was very aware of her own appearance and the effects it may have had on the weakest of wills among boys and men, but this was accentuated with her also being untouchable ...and married. Most knew not even to try, but the occasional clueless didn't know who she was and sometimes tried to grasp the untouchable. This was one of those scenarios, as upon arrival the teen's energy welled up much like the tool within his pants, indicating the use of an ability. He surely believed himself subtle, though subtlety didn't matter much against one with eyes like Nozomi. She sensed the portals immediately upon creation and deduced his intent immediately. It was a little odd given the circumstances but not something she put below people like him; he literally was utilizing his powers to try and cop a feel. There was only one thing she could do that felt appropriate for this, and that was an immediate counteraction by turning his own act against him. Immediately after his finger poked through his exit portal, it would enter a newly-opened Garganta-style portal of equal nuance, wherefore leading it straight into the core of his own behind. He'd get his gentle touch, retreat back to safety, and probably remain none the wiser that that just happened. Thus, everything else would continue in normality:

It was almost as if they all knew exactly what her stomp would do, despite her sudden appearance and the lack of tells available to them. When the sole of her foot hit the floor, they all jumped up in unison as if she'd barked the command to them, before each finding their own way of staying afloat. Most could hover upon platforms, albeit one of them stood out from the rest and instead walked sideways upon the wall as if her ability was some sort of joke. In all honestly it was, but it had required so little effort to devise that it was negligible to just throw out there. The tentacles formed out of luxurious carpet tried their best, but would ultimately fail to grasp at anything successfully. Seemingly as if in depression, they would sink back toward the ground slowly, making the floor appear flat once more. This is about when she felt the familiar presence of the snake-like doctor from within the vault, which considering Suzu's presence was not all surprising. Surely enough it was the Doctor rising from floor, muttering lines of gibberish to himself. She could not see him through the vault door by means of physical light, but her senses carried beyond that with the Omnidou, beholding the Doctor as he underwent his transformation. It seemed like sleep was not doing the job for him, and that this place was about to get a makeover, because he was already out of control from the moment he hit the scene. No longer could Nozomi sit by in a relaxed manner and idly gleam information from the criminals she fought; her focus would be subjected by dealing with this new threat. Kabuto Hebi was not your average ordinary comedy relief, and it almost annoyed the girl that she had to deal with him on the day she brought her husband out to a playdate. Nonetheless, for the sake of heroics, it turned out she'd have to defend this bank and the people around it from the great evils that were present on this day. It was nice to be a good guy every once in a while.

Speaking of her beloved, he'd arrive in the hallway from the other side now, with killer intent clear in his eyes. She understood exactly why, considering how well she knew the man, and watching him kneel at the foot of a dead woman's body beforehand. It was honestly a sentimental thing, for Nozomi could very well just bring said dead woman back from the grave as long as she was not too long gone, and he'd still likely get upset over it. Realizing the perpetrator, Sagumi would soar through the air and throw a devastating attack at the back of the male Arrancar before he could even react to it—if only the Doctor hadn't decided to block it. Warping in between the two in much the same way Nozomi got from place to place so fast, Hebi would jump out and wall off Sagumi's Sotensuu with the staff of his scythe. He took the full force of it into his arm and just endured it, showing off the great strength he possessed while in this form. Last time she had fought him he had used the Stein state against her, but by that time Nozomi had had well enough energy built up to cope with it. This time was not so similar as she was just beginning to produce her Onikagahi energy and spread it throughout the area—if she tried to fight him head on at this point, she would not be able to hold out. Thankfully, Sagumi was another beast entirely, and he would be able to handle the Doctor without a doubt. If she played support to her husband, she was sure that he could achieve victory. Thus, first priority was to get close to him.

Before rushing off to Sagumi, Nozomi figured she had time considering how much Hebi oh-so-loved to ramble on when he was having fun. She released a surge of energy through the hand she had placed on the vault door, opening a Garganta on the inside. From the dark maw of the otherworld came a new figure, who hopped through and landed with a great metallic thwump. This one was not organic; instead, it was a hulking suit of dark steel armor and tough brown fabrics woven in between to make the form more flexible. Spiked protrusions were laden all around to give it a more menacing look, coupled with a terrifying mask that could bite a man's head clean off. It was tall, wide, beefy, and surely powerful, yet it spoke with young feminine voice: ''Hadelinde, at your service mistress Sumashuu~'' Thankfully, the vault was soundproof, but Nozomi could hear her irregardless through a telepathic link. She transmitted a series of basic commands, emphasizing to Hadelinde that she was to guard the money in this vault to the best of her ability, and in turn received a mental nod to show the orders were understood. For now the robotic thing would just stand and watch the wealth present here, as the Garganta closed behind her. Nozomi was off to better things, now starting to move toward where Hebi was starting to swing his limbs and weaponry around at people.

Just as she was about to take off, there was a brief disturbance in the atmosphere. Even if Nozomi hadn't had the Omnidou eyes to realize it, she could easily gather that the little girl of an Arrancar had vanished from in front of her to directly behind her. As it was, she witnessed the muscles in Suzu's leg move with the intention to deliver a roundhouse kick into her upper body. It did not matter where she was aiming for. All the same, Nozomi would release a sudden and violent wave of kinetic energy from her back using a repulsion technique. It was like an invisible wall would slam straight into her face and push her away with dizzying power. Given that Suzu had no foothold on the ground and relied entirely on her platform of Reishi to stay in place, as well as the fact that she was only as heavy as a toddler she resembled to be, there would be little preventing her from flying back into the wall that was just a few feet away. Dodging wasn't too likely an option considering that this shockwave encompassed the entire length and width of the hallway, and that it surged out at the speed of sound. Given all factors, Suzu was almost assured to be launched straight into the wall with a crash, imprinting her petite form into the concrete and preventing her from dealing out the kick. If she did get caught in the grasp of the wall, then it would come to life at Nozomi's direction, pulling her deeper into the foundation as though it were a liquid, yet difficult to resist for it was truly a solid. Given only a few seconds and Suzu would be swallowed up by the wall and out of sight. Simultaneously, Nozomi would also throw in a couple potshots at the girl in flight, aiming two Holy Arrows at her face—one for each of her eyes. These two projectiles materialized from thin air without a bow to aid them, and flew at speeds of one kilometer a second, though they only needed to cover a meter to perforate Suzu's head. They wielded the heat of the sun at their tips and could very well end her in an instant, but Nozomi was more interested in using them as test shots, just to see what would happen.

She'd observe the effects as a side project, but use this opportunity to escape and take a running start down the hall towards Sagumi and Hebi. In mid-sprint her body would collapse into itself again and vanish, before instantaneously reappearing further down near the green-haired one. She popped into existence above his head, arm outstretched to catch the upper plateau of his fedora and snatch it right off the top of his head with excessive amounts of dexterity. When he no doubt would turn towards her in horrified shock at having his hat stolen, he'd meet face-to-face with the bottom of her boot. Its sole was pointed at him, and opened up to unveil the barrel of a shotgun-esque weapon pointed straight for his face. It was physically impossible for an entire firearm to fit within the threads of her footwear, and yet it defied any such laws that told it that it could not. There was a click and a bang, projecting a heavy-duty paintball straight for Reigen's chest. It had enough force to knock him straight out of his high chair and send him tumbling down to the ground with a big green-hued splat across his business suit. Nozomi would continue along her trajectory, accelerated by the recoil of the weapon while fitting the hat comfortably on her head. The shotgun retracted into the sole and closed back up to return to normality. The only person left between her and Hebi now was the male Arrancar now, but even he would just jump out of the way in fright, smashing through the wall (Windows in the hallway to a vault are not a thing) clasping his head and just wanting to escape this all. Clearly he was not very experienced—he wasn't prepared to be a criminal, but that didn't mean his presence here nor his deed would be forgotten. If Hebi wasn't on the scene, he would not be able to escape as he was attempting.

She made it, finally arriving on the other side of Hebi from Sagumi. Yet, the Doctor would fly up into the air cackling and muttering to himself, as he charged up for another attack. Nozomi narrowed her eyes and shifted her trajectory, soaring into the air after him. She recognized Dust Release, and he'd know she knew about Dust Release unless he had conveniently forgotten such facts in his spiel of madness. He held onto his lovely box of desolation as it continued to expand, but the blue-haired Quincy would rush headlong towards it without concern. Just as he was about to release it, Nozomi acted with perfect timing like she could read his mind. She stopped and threw out her arms, manipulating the fabric of space in a sphere around Hebi. There was a loud inhuman squeak and groan, just before the darkness encapsulated him. It was fun with portals: A garganta twisted into the shape of a ball to cover every angle of escape, seamlessly. Then with one push of her will, she pressed her fingers down on the edges and crushed the ball, causing it to implode upon itself. Doctor Kabuto Hebi would reappear in a ballpit within the playplace of a McDonald's restaurant, somewhere on the East Coast of the United States. His discharge of Dust Release would blow out an entire face of the building and cause it to collapse over him. Thankfully, it was very late over there in the Americas, and no one was present to get hit by his attack. Yeah, Nozomi knew he could easily return using Suzu's seal again, but she only was trying to buy a little time. In Hebi's absence, Nozomi would wreak havoc upon the madness wavelength while he had no means of reinforcement; It was a mental signal, and that was her specialty. She sliced and diced it, tenderized it, and took it out behind the building to slap it around a bit, all until it no longer held sway. With it gone, Nozomi could then put safeguards among the minds of the bystanders so that when they came into contact with it for a second time, it would be irrevocably repelled.

Next order of business, Nozomi fell back down to the ground beside Sagumi and shot him a toothy smile, flicking the brim of her new hat with a finger as a cute little gesture. Without a word of warning, she projected a mental link into his mind to connect the thoughts of the two: It was a common trick Nozomi employed with him. It allowed the two to synchronize information and act in unison, and they'd been at it for a while now in their long lives. This time however would be a little different, as it would be the first time she would have to filter her side of the link. Nozomi's mental process had advanced worlds beyond the last time they'd connected, so much so that an unadulterated stream of her consciousness would overwhelm Sagumi and actually harm him. Realizing this, Nozomi would cut a lot of the needless information out before it was sent to him, but even that was a hefty amount for him. At the very least, it gave him one huge advantage: usage of the Omnidou. There was nothing these eyes could not see, and their only drawback was that they were limited in distance. Besides that, nothing escaped the dominion of Nozomi's sight, and it's what allowed her to react to any threat that presented itself to her. In Sagumi's possession, this ability was downright dangerous. She would blow a mental kiss his way before stepping behind him, letting him know she wanted him to be the point man so she could support from the sidelines. She'd supply him with information about attacks that were aimed his way, so that he could properly counter them, and all the while lend him her eyes for this fight. The reason she did not wish to attack yet is because most of anything she could do right now could be countered, with the limited knowledge and energy she had to work with at the time being. She wanted to be able to concentrate on reading the capabilities of her opponents without being disturbed, and idly allow the presence of her Onikagahi to grow; she explained as much to Sagumi.

To make matters even more hectic, more people were arriving on the scene of the crime, such as the two 'cops' that drew and aimed their firearms at the people in the hallway. Ironically, the two people at the brunt of their crosshairs would be the two people on their side: Sagumi and herself. Nozomi was about to link their minds with hers to join in on the telepathic link, but stopped when she noted the tin-foil hats being worn. It was a circlet with the purpose denying mental effects from intruding, and that included Nozomi's telepathy. She did not have the patience to try and break through the thing, and it was more energy than she was willing to expend irregardless. She simply shot them an exasperated expression and tried to wave them off with her hand. It was perfect timing anyways, as just then a new threat would arrive at the doorstep of Minatumi Harbor, tossing cops around like ragdolls. ''We'll take care of these guys if you take care of him,'' Nozomi would respond to them with her finger pointed towards the chaos taking place outside. It was for the better if everyone didn't try to cram down this tight hallway at once. As it was... it was already too cramped for Nozomi's tastes.

In the meanwhile, Hadelinde the robotic butler was now panicking as she watched the contents of the vault draining down into the floor. She did the only thing she could think to do and project her telekinetic forces. Grasping the pile of gold and paper with a massive invisible hand, she would pull it back up and keep it out of the portal that had opened up beneath it. Wherever that thing led, Hadelinde made it her goal to hold it all up and keep the money in the vault. Still, that didn't stop her from whining about this mysterious hole that was trying to foil the job she had been tasked with.