Aizen's Grand Melee (Part 2)

Faced with a barrage of Noble Phantasms, Aizen's Zanpakuto, flashed with a mirror-like brilliance. Three square mirrors, each as tall as a person, surrounded Aizen, reflecting the images of the Noble Phantasms.

Ding ding ding ding.

The sounds of weapons clashing rang out continuously as Aizen advanced unscathed. No matter how dense the attacks from the Gate of Babylon were, a flash of mirror always managed to accurately block them for him.

Reflected in the mirrors, the Noble Phantasms launched from Gate of Babylon always collided with the Noble Phantasms reflected in the mirrors. Aizen relied on these illusions in the mirrors to resist attack after attack.

These square mirrors Bakudō #81: Dankū Aizen, a product of Aizen combining Bakudō #81: Dankū and Zanjutsu.

Bakudo Sword Technique: Eikū.

Aizen knew perfectly well that the king in golden armor below was merely a product of Tsuna's Illusion, which meant that the endless treasures were also Illusion.

Aizen did it simply: he used his mirror ability to repeatedly conjure up fake Noble Phantasms identical to the originals, causing them to collide.

In other words, Aizen hypnotized the flying Noble Phantasms, making them believe they had collided with him.

Gilgamesh's expression was somewhat unpleasant. Aizen's actions had awakened unpleasant memories for him. Why did he have to casually wander around for a short while and end up encountering someone who used a counterfeit to destroy his Gate of Babylon, with the same technique, albeit different?

Gilgamesh's face immediately darkened. A golden handle emerged from his side, and just as he was about to let this arrogant fool experience the power to create the world, his hand stopped.

A speechless expression appeared on his face. Why call him out but not let him use his true power?!

Gilgamesh's eyes swept across the corner of the palace gate. It was a pity that it wasn't his true Master, otherwise he would have let that guy experience the taste of killing his master.

With no other options, the King of Heroes could only sit on Aizen's throne, wearing a sour face, silently waiting for Aizen to emerge from the hail of bullets and deliver the fatal blow.

Gilgamesh filled with resentment, vanished into a wisp of smoke amidst Aizen's slash.

At this moment, Aizen felt extremely exhilarated. Another king had fallen to his blade, and he felt that he was one step closer to the true throne, and that his fusion with the Hogyoku had become even more profound.

"Come on, Sawada Tsunayoshi, show me what other moves you have!" Aizen laughed wildly, looking up. Where else could he find a trial without any life-threatening danger? It was so exhilarating.

At this moment, in a corner near the palace entrance, three figures were squatting, watching Aizen's arduous "battle," while constantly eating melon seeds.

"Speaking of which, those guys didn't use their true power, did they? They just let Aizen go like that?" Urahara Kisuke asked curiously. As an observer, he could obviously see that Aizen always managed to kill those guys before they could unleash their full strength.

Squatting with Urahara, eating melon Gin Ichimaru and Sawada Tsunayoshi, who was supposed to be fighting. Tsuna stopped eating and said irritably.

"I'm not really going to kill Aizen. Just put some pressure on him. Besides, we're going to take over Las Noches in the future. It wouldn't be right for us to destroy this place ourselves, would it?" Tsuna pointed at Aizen, who was laughing maniacally in the center of the hall, and said, "He destroyed it himself, so he has to fix it himself, right?"

Tsuna just thought about the power of Shinra Tensei, Tenai Shinsei, and the Enuma Elish, and decisively gave up. Just trying out those kinds of moves would probably raze Las Noches to the ground, and it would be a waste of spiritual pressure.

Moreover, under Tsuna's deliberate control, apart from the damage to the palace ceiling caused by his Beyond Bankai, all the damage inside the palace is now caused by Aizen.

That's right. Even the floor destroyed by Shinra Tensei was an illusion. The destruction of the palace walls, the throne, and everything else was all done by Aizen alone, and had nothing to do with Sawada Tsunayoshi.

Gin Ichimaru remained silent, simply watching Tsuna quietly, pondering Tsuna's ability to Beyond Bankai.

He clearly saw that whenever Tsuna conjured a character, one of the horizontal lines on his robe would open up—and those lines weren't decorative; they were real eyes.

When Aizen's opponent changes, the eyes on his robes change as well, closing the previously open eye and opening the other.

Gin Ichimaru has a bold theory: the dense lines on Sawada Tsunayoshi's body represent countless eyes. If he really wanted to kill Aizen, and appeared as the Hundred-Eyed Monster, wouldn't Aizen be instantly crushed?

"What? Are you trying to figure out my abilities?" Tsuna noticed Gin Ichimaru's gaze and asked nonchalantly.

"I am somewhat curious, Sawada- kun, about power that Beyond Bankai."

Gin Ichimaru spoke frankly, saying that he and Tsuna had no conflict of interest and he didn't need to worry about Tsuna plotting against him. Even if Tsuna had designs on him, so what? As long as he handed the things in his arms to Rangiku, he wouldn't care about anything else.

"My mist attribute, Beyond Bankai, is called Dimensional Construction. Simply put, it's the ability to create things that don't belong to this world."

Tsuna a casual explanation, but someone always seemed to understand. Urahara Kisuke asked, "So, Tsuna, is your world really this dangerous?"

Naturally, Urahara Kisuke categorized the three fantastical characters he saw into Tsuna's original world. He had long suspected that Tsuna Tsuna n't from this world, but he had never said it outright. This question brought that situation to the forefront.

"He's someone I remember."

Tsuna didn't explain in detail. The past was the past, and he wasn't interested in other worlds. In the years he had lived in Karakura Town, he had already formed bonds in the world of Bleach. He just wanted to settle his troubles and then live his ordinary life.

Seeing that Tsuna was unwilling to say more, Urahara didn't press further, but instead steered the conversation towards Aizen, "How long do you think it will take for Aizen to break through his current situation?"

"I don't know. I hope he tries harder. Otherwise, I might really have to kill him." Tsuna said coldly, raising his eyelids slightly.

The potential that erupts between life and death is terrifying. In the original series, Aizen was hit by Gin Ichimaru's Shinsō and almost killed by Gin Ichimaru, but he touched the threshold of Zanpakuto fusion.

Aizen had just executed a group of swordsmen who were shouting something about breathing when he suddenly felt a wave of heat behind him—a the Heat sensation that only Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto could give him.

"The Fire Dragon's Roar!"

Aizen couldn't see who launched the attack; all he saw was a massive fire tornado hurtling towards him. This time, Aizen showed no sign of panic. Instead, he leisurely raised his palm and aimed it at the fire tornado.

A thick white liquid emerged from Aizen's arm, forming a gaping, hollow mouth that swallowed all the flames inside.

This is a power that Aizen researched to seal Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto's Ryūjin Jakka. He was thinking of turning this fire-sealing ability into Arrancar someday, but he didn't expect to use it so soon.

However, the power of sealing fire is probably no longer needed. Sawada Tsunayoshi and Urahara Kisuke were able to come to Hueco Mundo together to provide him with materials for the Royal Key. Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto would never believe that Aizen was completely unaware of this.

Perhaps we don't even need to confront Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto. So what is Captain-Commander Yamamoto's purpose?

Thinking of this, Aizen couldn't help but smile. He hadn't expected that the dignified Captain-Commander had such a long-standing grudge against the heavens. He wanted to use him as a vanguard to explore the way.

Having figured out the reason, Aizen became even more carefree. He didn't care about being used as a pathfinder. He believed that with his and the Hogyoku's power, when he ascended the throne, it would be the time for him to suppress the entire Soul Society.

Seeing Aizen in a daze, the boy with short cherry blossom hair curled his lips. He had already used up all his spiritual pressure in the previous move and could only silently retreat.

The departure of the cherry-haired boy did not mean that Tsuna's ability would not continue. A strong aura appeared in the center of the arena, immediately attracting Aizen's attention. Before he could see his opponent clearly, a fist bigger than a sandbag had already smashed into his face.

With a whoosh, Aizen was sent flying backward. The blood at the corner of his mouth showed that he was really injured, but before he could regain his footing, his opponent had already caught up with him at lightning speed.

No, he can fly!

Aizen was struck hard in the back again, and he was sent flying once more.

Just as his opponent's next attack was about to arrive, Aizen had already adjusted his stance. His Zanpakuto was casually hanging at his waist, and he began to fight with his hands free.

Aizen originally intended to retaliate when he was hit for the second time, but he then realized that his opponent was unusually fast, with his punches being half a beat faster than his sword swings. That's why Aizen decided to fight with his fists.

Although it's not commonly used, it doesn't mean Aizen's "Hakuda is weak. The two clashed at an unusually fast frequency, and only then did Aizen get a clear look at his opponent.

Wearing an orange martial arts uniform, with golden hair and eyebrows, and constantly emanating a powerful aura. (Dragon Ball, Son Goku)

Aizen could feel the immense power of each of his opponent's punches, and soon his arms suffered varying degrees of damage. Only after being covered by the white liquid representing Hollow's power was he able to barely withstand Son Goku's high-speed attacks.

Why did his injuries, even though it was just physical violence, seem to be more severe than those inflicted on the previous victims?

Unbeknownst to Aizen, seeing how much fun he was having, Tsuna increased his spiritual pressure output. To transform Aizen, he needed to make him feel pressure. From now on, Aizen's opponents would always be a level stronger than him.

In other words, Aizen is about to enter a defensive stance.