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Kazura stepped into the graveyard calmly, and proceeded to the center with slow, measured steps. He felt a bit odd to attend this funeral; he hadn't even really met the Captain. I was in his squad and never even said 'Hello.' Some squad member. He had heard of the way the Captain died, and it just didn't seem right. But what had happened, happened. And there was no way to take it back.

When he finally reached the grave, Kazura knelt down, left knee first, then the right knee. Although he wasn't the formal type, this was a serious matter and he would show the proper respect. He placed his hands down in front of him, left first, then the right, and bowed until his forehead touched the spot between his hands. Rest well, Captain Havok Kuchiki, and know your death was not in vain, nor will it remain unavenged. I promise. Kazura Itsugami remained bowed for a few moments longer before he rose. When he did, he brought up his right hand first, then the left. After he took a deep breath, he stood up. Once again the reverse pattern appeared; right knee first, then the left. Tedious, but all the same. . . the Captain deserves it. He sighed and simply remained standing in that one spot, his eyes glued to the newest grave.

Aki slowly walked into the Graveyard, a place where most of her memories have been lost. Gazing to the right of the graveyard she could feel her own father’s grave there, she flinched thinking of it. Stay the golden dog walking beside Aki, moaned lightly to her, he could see her emotions been bottled up yet she would never truly show them. Aki hated death; she always felt it was her fault if someone died. Seeing the Tombstone as she approached, tears started glistening in her big eyes, she didn’t really know Captain of squad one, but she didn’t want him to go away. Glancing to see people already arriving, Aki spotted the vice-captain. Suddenly Aki shunpo’d over to Yare and hugged her legs, as her shortness disabled her hug range. Tears slowly rolled down her rosy cheeks, “W-why did he have to go Yare-chan!” Aki’s words muffled, from her face pressed up against Yare. The little Captain finally released her emotions, Stay was glad she didn’t keep them bottled up or perhaps something bad could have happened.

Asano Barami entered the grave yard paying her last respects to the beloved Captain Havok. Although she hadn't knew him well enough it was her job to be there for her comrades in times of distress.She detest being in funerals... for they always bring back the sorrowful and painful past of her childhood. She also reminiscence the past of her dear father who had also died but... she was too young to know what was happening. With this, she tried to hold back the tears that were now beginning to unravel.

Imagine, he died before I did. Not exactly how I planned it out...

Iu Hana Kuchiki stood at the head of the shallow grave, looking down at the coffin carrying his son. Unlike the rest, Iu did not shed tears, but held a smile. "You did what you wanted Havok, you surpassed me in every single way. You were faster, stronger, smarter, and a lot better looking." With a slight chuckle to himself, Iu turned and looked around at the others who were here to pay their respects to his son. Looking at a stand in which held Havoks sheathed zanpaktou, Iu walked over to it. Grabbing it, Iu threw it in the grave which held his son. "It is disrespectful to even think that they would not spend eternity together. Partners until the end..." A slight tear fell from Iu as he looked down yet again. "I will find another person to teach... I shall do that for you. I know you would want someone to take over the family name... who was a bit more like you than all the other Kuchiki's. Kneeling down next to the hole, Iu held down his head in respect of Havok, in great respect...

Aki felt comforted by the heartfelt words from the Vice-captain; although Havok was gone it would seem that she still had some type of hope. Aki tried to smiling to her, but the tears held her smiling back. "Thank chu Yare-chan" Aki hugged her once again, before gazing to the deceased captain’s grave I will live in his memory she thought wiping the tears away. The golden dog Stay curled at Aki's feet continuing to whine lightly, He snuggled more into Aki as he stared at the glinting tombstone.
As Aki lightly pulled away from the hug she glanced to the coffin, "Bye byes Havok Sir, don’t worry someone is still working hard for chu..." while Aki's words drifted she glanced to Yare. The little Captain's long brown hair fluttering around her knees from a gentle wind, she bowed deeply in respect at the grave of Captain Havok.

Raz stood in the back of the crowd paying silent respects to the fallen leader of the gotei. He hadnt known the man for logn but in what little time they had talked and been in contact he had taken in alot from the man. He didnt like goodbye, he perfered to think of seeing Havok later when he met his own end.

"Thank you, Yare." He replied in a calm, even voice. "How are things in Squad Tw-" Kazura's question was interrupted by a shunpo-ready girl, who had attached herself to Yare's leg. Tears flowed freely from her eyes, but Yare seemed to be able to comfort her. Good thing she's here, he thought with a grin, I doubt I'd be able to help if I even tried. As more and more people entered the scene to pay respects, Kazura became a bit uncomfortable. "Before you know people will be giving eulogies," he muttered to himself. If this gets formal. . . I'm going to bail out. Hope no one would take it the wrong way. A total of ten or so shinigami had arrived in honor of the Captain, but more would be there soon in all likelihood. Or at least there should be.