The Truth of That Moment

Eight bursts of spiritual pressure erupted on the Sogyoku Hill in succession. The Visored who had been slashed retreated a certain distance, and their appearance changed. White liquid covered half of their bodies, and large patches of white gushed from their wounds, making them look like half-monsters.

This is the power that the Visored have amassed over the years. In a semi -Hollowfication state, they can use High-Speed Regeneration to heal their injuries, which is why they dared to put on a show in front of Aizen.

As for complete Hollowfication, it is still a power they cannot control. Rose was forced to Hollowfication before because Gin Ichimaru was too ruthless and too fast. If they hadn't Hollowfication, Rose and the other two would probably have fallen to Gin Ichimaru's blade.

The Visored did this entirely to get themselves killed by Aizen, or rather, to scheme against Kyoka Suigetsu.

After Tsuna released the information, it became widely known that there were only two ways to break free from the control of Kyoka Suigetsu: either one was to never have seen Kyoka Suigetsu Suigetsu's Shikai, or one was to touch Kyoka Suigetsu Suigetsu's true form.

Given Aizen's personality, he certainly wouldn't allow anyone to touch his precious Zanpakuto so easily. That's why Hirako, Urahara, and the others devised this plan. The Visored ' hand was cut off by Kyoka Suigetsu, which also implies that the Visored had already touched Kyoka Suigetsu, doesn't it?

Urahara glanced at the Visored with a hint of envy. Releasing the Visored from his control was already the limit. Adding either him or Yoruichi would put Aizen on high alert. Only these failures, whom Aizen didn't even consider a threat, had the chance to touch Kyoka Suigetsu.

Despite his anger, Hirako had to accept the fact that Aizen didn't take him seriously after learning about Urahara's plan.

The objective has been achieved. Urahara and Yoruichi retreated simultaneously. They could not stay behind, otherwise they would only be used by Aizen as weapons against the Visored.

Aizen's expression was grim. He was well aware that Hirako and Urahara plotting against his Kyoka Suigetsu, but there was an unavoidable problem in achieving this plan: how Hirako and the others would discover his true identity at the last moment.

Urahara Kisuke's tricks had already been exposed, Visored were even less likely to succeed. Aizen looked around and his gaze fell on the guy who was grilling.

Noticing Aizen's gaze, Tsuna smiled and waved to him, which confirmed Aizen's suspicion that Tsuna was behind the whole thing at the last moment.

After Aizen's deal with Tsuna, Tsuna had clearly indicated that he wouldn't attack directly but would use supportive methods. Aizen had been on guard all along, but Urahara's appearance caused Aizen's emotions to waver, and for a moment, he missed Tsuna, who was just watching the show.

Sawada Tsunayoshi only intervened once throughout the Visored event, pointing out Aizen at a crucial moment.

Tsuna no longer had time to ponder how Aizen had managed it; he was about to face the relentless counterattack of the Visored, who would not be fooled.

The principle is simple. Aizen didn't notice was that the tool in Tsuna's hand that was holding sweet potatoes had turned into Trident. Tsuna himself was unaffected by Kyoka Suigetsu. He simply added another layer of Illusion to the Visored who were under the influence of the Illusion at a crucial moment.

That was Illusion depicting the actual situation. Knowing the plot all along, the members of the Visored naturally turned their blades and slashed at the real Aizen.

However, this trick of using Illusion within Illusion cannot be used too often. If it is used too much, Aizen will definitely notice Tsuna's spiritual pressure. At that point, your Illusion will be used to create my Illusion and then yours, which will turn into Illusion battle Tsuna Tsuna Aizen, a direct confrontation Illusion Aizen.

To reiterate, Tsuna and Aizen have no real grudge. Revenge can be left to Hirako and the others. Fortunately, Kyoka Suigetsu Suigetsu's control is gone, so they can use its power freely now.

"Aizen, you didn't expect that, did you? Your Kyoka Suigetsu has failed..."

Before Hirako could finish speaking, a small figure rushed towards Aizen. If it weren't for breaking the control of Kyoka Suigetsu, Hiyori wouldn't have obediently followed Hirako's orders.

The Kubi Orochi gleamed with a red light. Although Hiyori couldn't yet condense Cero into her Zanpakuto, she could still do it using a portion of her Hollow's spiritual pressure. She raised the sword high and slashed at her enemy with a powerful, split-throat strike.

With a crisp clang, Gin Ichimaru blocked Hiyori's exaggeratedly large sword with his short sword. After realizing that the Visored were in trouble, Gin Ichimaru and Kaname Tōsen did not pursue Urahara and Yoruichi, but immediately rushed towards Aizen's side.

Hiyori's power was still insufficient; even in her semi- Hollowfication, she couldn't move Gin Ichimaru in the slightest. With a little effort, Gin Ichimaru pushed Hiyori away, and then his Shinsō shot out after Hiyori.

A sharp, piercing sound rang out as Kensei intercepted the Shinsō. While parrying the Shinsō, he had already formed Cero from his mouth and shot it towards Gin Ichimaru.

Since Gin Ichimaru was blocking Aizen's path, Kensei's Cero also included the three of them in the attack range. The three of them used Gin Ichimaru to Flash Step at the same time, but this scattered them again, Visored each found their own opponents.

As usual, Hirako and Aikawa Love dealt with Aizen, while Kensei and Rose switched places. Their previous visits to their respective squads were also an act, intended to lower Aizen's guard.

What's this talk about seeking revenge against people from your former squad? To the Visored, all three of them are enemies. So what difference does it make who you seek revenge against?

After being repeatedly thwarted, Gin Ichimaru finally lost his patience and narrowed his eyes. He immediately released his Bankai- level spiritual pressure. The Zanpakuto in his hand appeared unchanged, but it had evolved from Shinsō to Shinsō.

A white torrent shot out from Gin Ichimaru's palm, and a cubic Kido barrier immediately enveloped the Kensei trio, blocking Gin Ichimaru's first wave of attacks.

"Little Bowl, let me out, I'll deal with him." Kensei's Hollowfication dissipated, and his injuries had mostly healed, no longer affecting his fighting ability. He turned his shoulder and said to Hachigen, "Don't worry, it won't waste much time."

As soon as Kensei stepped out of the barrier, the blade of the Shinsō shot towards him. He smiled calmly and shouted, "Bankai! Iron Fist: Breaking Wind!"

Clad in tracked armor and wielding a fist blade in each hand, Kensei didn't even glance at Gin Ichimaru's attack, unleashing a barrage of punches straight ahead. Since the Shinsō was attacking from the front, all he needed to do was cover the area in front of him with its attacks!

Just as Kensei had guessed, the wind-attribute spiritual pressure generated by Iron Fist: Breaking Wind formed a defensive wall in front of him. After a very brief collision, Kensei felt Gin Ichimaru retract his Shinsō.

Interesting. Gin Ichimaru never expected that the most useless captain from a hundred years ago would actually use his brain when fighting him today. The reason why the 9th Division was chosen as a pilot unit was threefold: first, Kensei was a commoner captain with no background; second, he was simple-minded and easy to fool; and third, and most importantly, his strength was average, very average. So average that when Kensei went berserk in his Kensei Bankai Hollowfication, the trio could easily suppress him.

Gin Ichimaru gripped the Shinsō with both hands, pressing the hilt against his chest, and a long, white light erupted from his Gin Ichimaru.

The attack of the Shinsō, which involves a rapid extension and retraction, is called "No Mutō Renjin." The so-called "Mutō Renjin" refers to the Shinsō's continuous thrusts. Due to its extremely high speed, the visual afterimage created by the Shinsō is like a white flash.

Kensei was not to be outdone. In an instant, a strong wind arose on Sogyoku Hill, and all the air currents rushed towards Kensei. All the wind force gathered on Kensei's fist, and Kensei a powerful punch to meet Gin Ichimaru's attack.

Stop the wind!

In an instant, it seemed as if the air above Sōkyoku had been sucked away by Kensei. An invisible Bakudō #81: Dankū, similar to the power of wind, appeared in front of Kensei. While blocking Muta, the barrier continued to press down on Gin Ichimaru.

Gin Ichimaru had no choice but to increase the speed of his Mutō Renjin to break Kensei's attack before the wind wall could reach him.

This is Kensei's attack style, as straightforward as his personality. Despite possessing a mysterious wind-attribute Zanpakuto, he always prefers to overwhelm his enemies head-on.

A glint of light flashed in Gin Ichimaru's eyes. Because his Zanpakuto was fast enough, he rarely used Zanjutsu against his enemies. For ordinary enemies, a thrust from his Shinsō was enough, or the speed of his Shinsō was unstoppable.

Unexpectedly, when facing the once most useless captain, Muguruma, he had to show some real skill. Gin Ichimaru wielded the Shinsō, and the sharp blades surrounded Kensei like a net.

Mutō Rāmō, as long as the angle of the Shinsō is slightly changed when it extends, the Shinsō can hit the enemy in a strange curve.

Furthermore, Gin Ichimaru's continuous attacks from various angles created Kensei that completely overwhelmed Kensei, rendering his frontal assaults ineffective.

Faced with the inescapable net of the Shinsō, Kensei showed no worry whatsoever; on the contrary, he was extremely excited. This was exactly how it should be. How could a satisfying revenge be achieved if the opponent didn't go all out?

A flash of red light appeared on his face, and the Visored reappeared on Kensei's face. Unlike when they first met Tsuna, the captains now possessed the ability to use the Visored in their Bankai state.

However, he still couldn't master the continued deep Hollowfication, but that was enough. Kensei felt that he was many times stronger than before. It wasn't that he didn't know; Tsuna had once used a unit that made Kensei ashamed to describe it, roughly between Jūguruma and twelve carts, depending on Kensei's fighting spirit.

Kensei, wearing Visored and wielding his Iron Fist, charged towards the inescapable net woven by Gin Ichimaru.

Meanwhile, Rose approached Kaname Tōsen, while Hiyori and Lisa were left to cover for him, only needing to occasionally use Cero.

Logically speaking, Hiyori should have had objections, but after Gin Ichimaru easily blocked her full-force attack, her temper cooled down. She wasn't someone who didn't understand the bigger picture; otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to become the Vice-Captain in the past.

Kaname Tōsen was just as annoyed as Gin Ichimaru. He had never had such a bad day before, with someone always trying to stop them. He immediately drew his sword and released Enma Kōrogi.

Just as he was enveloped by the Enma Kōrogi, before his senses were stripped away, Rose said, "Do you know why I'm the one dealing with you? Because my sword is your weakness..."

"Shut up, you bald guy!"

Rose was kicked hard by Hiyori. Seeing Hiyori make a move, Lisa withdrew her raised hand. They all remembered what Tsuna had said: Rose' worst thing was his loose tongue, which always liked to leak information to the enemy.

To teach Rose a lesson, Tsuna would repeat it every time he beat Rose, but Rose still didn't learn his lesson. On the contrary, the other bystanders of the Visored remembered Tsuna's words.

Rose rubbed his head and stood up, saying helplessly, "Bankai, Kinshara Butōdan!"