Revelation between Kenpachi & Unohana

Contains details from the latest chapters. Read at your own risk.

So, here I am momo once again. Back from the dead. Yeah, but not literally.

Heh, where do I start? 

Chapter 520. KILLERS NOT DEAD: I know most of you are really in a state of shock after finishing reading that chapter. Oh geez! Retsu Unohana, 4th Division Captain, most efficient healer in Soul Society, and the calm-creepy captain is the very first Kenpachi, which is the name Kenpachi Zaraki gave himself a long time ago, too, as we know it. It all makes sense now, doesn't it? -

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Chapter 525. Edges: So that means Kenpachi and Unohana fought for the first time in Rukongai with Unohana wanting to kill or battle every strong fighters in Rukongai (as stated in her mission, but in reality she just wanted to satisfy herself). A subordinate of hers walked up to her and told her there was no one left strong enough to fight her. He also remarked about how many she had killed that there was already a mountain of corpses near her. However, she was actually surprised that there was that mountain because she was not the one responsible for that. Above the corpses was young (presumably nameless at that time) Kenpachi Zaraki with his Zanpakuto in his right hand. Soon, a fighting between Unohana and Kenpachi began...which led to something. Something.

Unohana's Sin

In the midst of that fighting, Unohana realized that she was weaker than Kenpachi that... slowly and unconsciously, Kenpachi was holding back his strength to make the fight longer so that both of them would still enjoy it. Did you see what that means? Kenpachi Zaraki became weaker because of her worthlessness. Her lack of power. We were all right. Kenpachi is truly strong, but after what we saw from the invasion of the Quincy in Soul Society, what we think of is that, "D-Did Kenpachi just got weaker?" It's true. We can say that Unohana was such a.....worthless one back then. She also mentioned that she has been training herself just to be strong as him. To be stronger.

I told 'ya Kenpachi's not gettin' weaker!
Thanks!