A powerful Noble Phantasm could continuously destroy several, even over a dozen ordinary Zanpakuto.
And low-grade Noble Phantasms would likewise be destroyed by powerful Zanpakuto.
Black-red flashes of light flickered one after another.
The Zanpakuto destroyed by Noble Phantasms were reforged amid those black-red lights, joining the clash against the Noble Phantasms once more.
On Heroic King Gilgamesh's side, the intact Noble Phantasms were also turned into spirit particles and reclaimed by the Golden Capital, only to reappear from spatial ripples.
This was the ability Heroic King Gilgamesh gained after becoming a Heroic Spirit, elevated from his feat of collecting treasures from all over the world—Collector!
This ability allowed Gilgamesh to retrieve the weapons he had thrown from his treasury, so he never had to worry about losing his Noble Phantasms.
However, the Noble Phantasms shattered by Ailin's Zanpakuto could no longer be considered "treasures," and would not be reclaimed by the Golden Capital.
Besides, Gilgamesh had no regard for these damaged Noble Phantasms.
After all, the number of Noble Phantasms in his treasury far exceeded even Gilgamesh's own understanding. Even if some low-grade Noble Phantasms were destroyed, it would not affect the density of Gilgamesh's attacks.
Since Gilgamesh had chosen this method of bombarding him with Noble Phantasms, Ailin was more than happy to trade blows with him.
During this time, the black-red light within Ailin's Unlimited Blade Works not only reforged the destroyed Zanpakuto, but also copied the sword-type Noble Phantasms Gilgamesh had thrown out.
Under these circumstances, the number of Zanpakuto on Ailin's side steadily increased, while the number of Noble Phantasms on Gilgamesh's side began to slowly decrease.
After all, no matter how many Noble Phantasms were stored in Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon, the Noble Phantasms destroyed by powerful Zanpakuto in every collision still created a