What did he mean by that?
What did he mean by Gungnir's true power?!
Sosuke Aizen asked himself those questions.
He knew the answer, but he wasn't willing to accept it.
The helplessness he'd felt when he faced Gungnir just moments ago, as if fate itself had its hand around his throat, was still vivid.
And now he was being told that Gungnir hadn't even unleashed its true power. How could Sosuke Aizen accept that?
Not just Sosuke Aizen—Gin Ichimaru and Kaname Tosen couldn't accept it either.
Unable to accept the truth, they began searching for excuses, telling themselves that Gilgamesh had already reached the end of his rope and was only bluffing now.
The excuse was full of holes, but they preferred to believe it rather than accept that Gungnir hadn't used its true power.
By now, Sosuke Aizen had managed to steady his turbulent emotions.
The most important thing for him now was to kill Gilgamesh.
And to kill Gilgamesh, he had to stay calm.
Gilgamesh was simply too troublesome.
Even setting aside whether he could still use Gungnir, the speed of Vimana alone was already beyond Aizen's reach.
That meant there wouldn't be many chances to kill Gilgamesh. Any opportunity might vanish in an instant, and Aizen had to seize it.
For now, Sosuke Aizen was waiting for Barragan Luisenbarn to arrive.
As the ruler of Hueco Mundo and an ancient Menos, Barragan Luisenbarn was so powerful that even Sosuke Aizen couldn't face him head-on in a fight.
The ability to rot away all things, in particular, had struck Aizen as a serious threat in the intelligence he'd gathered on Barragan Luisenbarn.
Of course, being unable to match him head-on didn't mean Aizen couldn't defeat him.
After all, he still had Illusion as his trump card.