Yes, Gremmy interpreted Yhwach's imprisonment of him as His Majesty Yhwach being wary of his abilities.
And that only made Gremmy more convinced of his status as the "strongest of the Sternritter."
In his eyes, not even Haschwalth, the leader of the Sternritter, had reached the point where he could make His Majesty Yhwach wary.
If he was the only one His Majesty Yhwach feared, then what else could he be but the strongest?
Although Zaraki had given Gremmy quite a surprise earlier, Gremmy still did not believe Zaraki could escape from outer space.
"Hmph, Little Ken is invincible!"
"He's not weaker than your so-called Majesty!"
Yachiru Kusajishi had blind faith in Zaraki.
For ordinary Shinigami, materializing their Zanpakuto and making it submit to them meant they had completed the training for Bankai.
Not long after Zaraki obtained his Zanpakuto, Yachiru Kusajishi appeared at his side.
By then, Zaraki had already completed the materialization of his Zanpakuto.
As for making the Zanpakuto submit, that was even easier for Zaraki.
Yachiru Kusajishi had absolute faith in Zaraki.
Setting aside the facts, Yachiru Kusajishi truly believed Zaraki was invincible.
"Hah?"
Hearing Yachiru Kusajishi say that, Gremmy sneered.
This was the limited perspective of the weak!
Their eyes could see no more than a patch of sky the size of a well's mouth.
In Gremmy's view, Yachiru Kusajishi was one of them.
After all, Gremmy himself was only fourteen, while Yachiru Kusajishi looked to be merely six or seven.
To a child of six or seven, perhaps an "invincible" person was just a middle school student.
Just as Gremmy was about to attack Yachiru Kusajishi, something unexpected happened.
"Shhk—"
The space before Gremmy was directly slashed open, revealing specks of starlight on the other side.
It was the outer-space dimension Gremmy had previously