Yoru Machi: This Time, I Was Playing on Another Level!

Tousen Kaname was dead, but another of Aizen's generals, Ichimaru Gin, remained at the scene.

Watching Tousen Kaname die in his best friend's arms, Ichimaru Gin could not help but sigh.

He had known long ago that Aizen's power would not come without a price, but he had never expected that pomade-headed bastard to be so ruthless.

To be fair, Tousen Kaname had been utterly loyal to Aizen. Yet Aizen had tampered with the Hollowfication power he had granted him.

Tousen Kaname really was pitiful. He had thought himself to be Aizen's confidant, second only to Aizen in Hueco Mundo.

Yet Aizen had been more wary of him than of the Espada and Arrancar who were merely tools.

Fortunately, Ichimaru Gin had remained cautious and had not let so-called great power cloud his mind. Otherwise, would he not have ended up like Tousen Kaname?

After Tousen Kaname was taken out, Ichimaru Gin looked at Yoru Machi and Captain Komamura before immediately turning and running again, thoroughly embodying the art of survival.

As a veteran double agent, with Tousen Kaname—the only enemy here—already dead, Ichimaru Gin naturally had no reason to stay and fight Yoru Machi.

Captain Komamura, who did not know the full story, saw Ichimaru Gin fleeing. Having just lost his close friend, he was furious enough to chase after him without hesitation.

As for Yoru Machi, he watched the two leave one after the other, stretched lazily, and prepared to return to Aizen's main battlefield.

When Yoru Machi returned to the main battlefield, he discovered that not only had the number of combatants not decreased since the beginning, it had actually increased considerably.

Urahara Kisuke, Shihoin Yoruichi, the Visored, and the others had appeared, just as they had in the original story.

Urahara Kisuke and some of the