When Invisible Eyes covered every corner of public spaces, what changes would come to your life?
Perhaps you would feel somewhat uncomfortable, perhaps somewhat restrained. But without a doubt, your life and most basic personal safety would receive excellent protection.
A reduction in crime rates would inevitably follow the widespread adoption of surveillance!
And among criminals, aside from bandits and robbers, the only ones who could brazenly harm others in public areas were those nobles!
Installing surveillance throughout every street in Seireitei and even Rukongai would absolutely place severe restrictions on the nobles' usual inhumane behavior. For nobles accustomed to oppressing the poor, that was something they could never tolerate.
Yet now, Asano Kiyoshi had spoken such words in front of everyone—words highly likely to offend people—and the nobles' faces revealed extreme displeasure.
But while widespread surveillance was a tragedy to the nobles, it was a reform of great significance to law-abiding commoners. As long as public areas were fully monitored, those nobles and desperadoes would have to restrain themselves somewhat, and the lives of people like them would gain a measure of protection.
Thus, the calls from below for proper surveillance arrangements grew louder and louder, each wave drowning out the last, nearly washing Sōkyoku Hill away entirely.
Although the Grand Inquisitor felt miserable as he listened to the cheers from below, his expression did not look too ugly. He merely asked Mayuri Kurotsuchi in an indifferent tone:
"Captain Mayuri Kurotsuchi, is everything Squad Member Asano Kiyoshi said true?"
The implication was that he was asking Mayuri Kurotsuchi whether the scene displayed by this Reishi Image really was what the centralized management village looked like. He was questioning whether Asano Kiyoshi had used some method to alter the Reishi Image.
But that happened to strike Mayuri Kurotsuchi right on