As the captain of the rescue division, Lord Aizen Sosuke had once again arrived a step too late.
If Su Feng remembered correctly, the last time had been when Szayelaporro Granz invaded the Human World, and the time before that had been when Takehara Kazuhiro of the Rebel Army caused trouble in Rukongai.
Whenever a battle involving Su Feng was concerned, dear Captain Aizen was always just a little late.
Yet the anxious expression on his face did not seem fake, leaving others unable to criticize him.
After all, as one of the Gotei 13's most popular captains, how could he possibly let his comrades fall into danger?
Isn't that right, members of the Visoreds?
Su Feng smiled as he looked directly upward, meeting Aizen's gaze and trying to see through the lenses concealing his true face.
"Phew—" Only after looking around did Aizen let out a long breath. He met Su Feng's gaze with visibly relieved eyes. "It's wonderful that there were no casualties."
"It's all thanks to you, Captain Su Feng."
"It was my duty." Su Feng nodded with a smile.
Perhaps noticing something unusual in his expression, Aizen paused slightly before asking in a surprised tone, "Is there something wrong?"
There it was—the flawless, near-perfect acting.
Su Feng shook his head. His brow twitched and the corner of his mouth spasmed. No matter what methods he used to observe him, he could not find the slightest flaw in Aizen's expression.
This was a little too absurd.
If Su Feng had not known Aizen's true nature, he would certainly have been fooled with ease.
It was as though this performance was simply what Aizen was supposed to be like.
They might be able to clash head-on in strength, but there was simply no comparing their acting.
They were