Jin looked to the gurney, then threw a hand on Daisuke's shoulder before he could react.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000">"No,"</span>Jin murmured,<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000">"not yet.  Help Koichi now.  We'll help her later on.  Or avenge her."</span><br/><br/>Daisuke nodded, mumbled something about Aizen's heritage, then lifted Kochi and headed through the garganta.  Jin stood there for a moment longer, his hand still resting on the hilt of Shizuka Hayashi.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000"><i>I wonder if I should loose my restraints.  I wouldn't be able to take out Aizen, but I'm certain I could handle several of these subordinates.  That big one seems all muscle, no brains.  The quiet one doesn't fool me; he'd be tough to deal with.  It's obvious the lady who fought Koichi is no pushover.</i> </span>Jin turned to look out the garganta, watching as Daisuke and Neliel hefted Koichi away.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000"><i>No, not yet.  We must be stronger.</i>  "I would be warned, Aizen-sama,"</span>Jin commented, a smirk coming to his lips as he reflected upon a time when he respected Aizen,<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000">"that Daisuke does not take well to threats, and I do not like seeing my subordinates hurt."</span><br/><br/>Jin turned and started towards the garganta, but stopped before actually stepping through it.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000">"And one last thought.  I said I was not worthy of vice-captain,"</span>Jin reminisced, closing his eyes as he released his restraints.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#008000">"I was only telling half the truth,"</span>he muttered as his reishi exploded, revealing the true depths of his power.  He'd held it down this whole time, and for good reason.  He did not like revealing his power, as it drew unnecessary attention.  It was the same reason he chose a fourth seat position.  It was open, and taking it didn't make a big deal of anything.<br/><br/>But at that instant, Jin didn't care about whether he would attract annoying amounts of attention or not.  All he cared was to get a message across to Aizen, and his subordinates as well.  Jin was not going to let this lie.  He would see them pay.<br/><br/>A smirk on his lips as he turned away, Jin couldn't help but wave as he left, knowing his message would be at least felt among Aizen's subordinates.  In the last second before he stepped through the garganta, Jin restrained his power, still firmly holding to the idea of not letting his allies know about the extents of his powers.  Only Captain Kurotsuchi and Lieutenant Kurotsuchi knew that much, and he liked it that way.