Shin's attacks mostly relied on the special laws of time and space to suppress his enemies on every front.
But using such methods too often left him somewhat lacking in physical power. That did not mean, however, that Shin lacked any ultimate moves for a direct confrontation.
With a single slash, time flew like an arrow and space trembled. Only black and white remained, surging outward without end, while the destruction around them slowed as well.
As the longsword fell, the air grew even more ancient and desolate. In an instant, all things fell silent, and time and space nearly came to a complete stop. Countless streams of cyan, red, purple, and black spiritual pressure froze in midair, their patterns finally laid bare.
Under the laws of time, nothing was indestructible, and nothing was eternal!
"Hm?" Aizen revealed a surprised expression. He had not expected Uchiha Shin to retaliate even under such a powerful assault, much less show signs of completely neutralizing it.
Aizen raised his Zanpakuto slightly, and his powerful spiritual pressure erupted again. The energy before him, gradually being slowed, was immediately reinforced. Even if the energy within was slowed—or temporarily frozen—the destructive spiritual pressure throughout the space was still operating, and the space itself remained divided. If Shin failed to hold on, that terrifying power would erupt once more and swallow them both in an even fiercer onslaught.
Naturally, Shin understood this. He had never intended to break Aizen's move on his own. The slowed time exposed flaws that should not have existed in the divided space, and Saga stood in the distance, searching for a fleeting opportunity.
Time had slowed, and flaws were gradually appearing, but it was still not enough. Aizen, empowered by the Hōgyoku, was simply too strong. If this strike failed, the outlook