Chapter Summaries

Shin and Aizen negotiated an alliance after testing each other’s strength, while Uchiha Madara explored the new world and challenged Iori Yagami to a fight. Their confrontation was interrupted by Gilgamesh, who demanded to know whether they had seen Saitama.

• Shin dismissed Aizen’s complaint about the Espada he had killed, and Aizen invited him into Las Noches to talk.
• Shin and Aizen recognized that neither had revealed his full strength, then began discussing an alliance.
• Uchiha Madara wandered the unfamiliar world and encountered Iori Yagami in a rocky wasteland.
• Madara asked Iori about the voice in the sky and challenged him to fight; Iori refused and threatened him instead.
• Gilgamesh arrived in golden armor and asked Madara and Iori whether they had seen Saitama, and Iori told him to get lost.

Iori Yagami and Madara attacked Gilgamesh as he bombarded them with weapons from the Gate of Babylon. Using Madara’s trees as cover, Iori closed in and struck Gilgamesh with Wild Bite.

• Iori opened the fight with Eight Wine Cups, and Gilgamesh leaped away while unleashing a barrage of Treasure Tools.
• Gilgamesh released Gáe Bolg at Iori, but Iori used Scum Gale to redirect the spear and evade its strike.
• Gilgamesh’s continuing barrage forced Iori back, while Madara defended himself with his Truth-Seeking Orbs.
• Madara used Divine Art, Tree World Emergence, to counter Gilgamesh’s weapons with a forest of enormous trees.
• Iori used the trees as cover to approach Gilgamesh and hit him with Kusanagi-Style Ancient Martial Arts: Wild Bite.

Iori Yagami overwhelmed Gilgamesh in close combat, leaving him badly injured despite his golden armor. After explaining the Myriad Worlds System’s power rankings, the chapter ended with Gilgamesh drinking dragon’s blood to heal himself.

• Iori evaded Gilgamesh’s Heavenly Chain and battered him with a finishing move that smashed him into a crater.
• Madara observed that Gilgamesh had survived the attack but was severely wounded, while the narration explained the Myriad Worlds System’s A-rank and S-rank classifications.
• Gilgamesh threatened Madara and Iori, then drank dragon’s blood from a flask and began recovering rapidly.

Gilgamesh unleashed the true names of numerous Treasure Tools against Madara and Yagami, while Madara countered with Susanoo and Limbo. As Gilgamesh boasted behind the Sacred Scarab’s defense, Yagami appeared in front of him with Aoi Hana opened, ready to attack despite his injuries.

• Gilgamesh recovered from his wounds, summoned Caladbolg, and attacked Madara and Yagami with a devastating blast.
• Gilgamesh released Indra’s Thunder and several other Treasure Tools, pouring their power into the explosion.
• Madara emerged within his damaged Complete Body Susanoo and clashed with Durandal, then knocked the giant sword away.
• Madara used Limbo: Border Jail, but the Sacred Scarab blocked the invisible shadows with a barrier of holy energy.
• Gilgamesh laughed and boasted about his treasures as Yagami appeared before him with Aoi Hana opened, his body bloodied from the attacks.

Iori struggled to overcome Gilgamesh’s Sacred Scarab defense as Gilgamesh battered him with Dainsleif and Treasure Tools. Uchiha Madara intervened with his Complete Body Susanoo, and the chapter ended with him preparing to break through Gilgamesh’s defenses.

• Gilgamesh drew the cursed sword Dainsleif and attacked Iori, forcing him to dodge while his moves and azure flames failed to penetrate the Sacred Scarab’s barrier.
• Iori’s wounds worsened as Gilgamesh mocked him and struck his shoulder with Dainsleif, letting its curse hinder his movements.
• Iori gathered power from the Yasaka Magatama and prepared to counterattack, but Madara’s Complete Body Susanoo suddenly struck Gilgamesh’s barrier with a chakra sword.
• Madara and Gilgamesh clashed as Gilgamesh hurled Dainsleif and unleashed Treasure Tools, which Madara’s Limbo shadow, Truth-Seeking Orbs, and Susanoo intercepted.
• Madara said he had studied Gilgamesh’s fighting style and intended to break through his defense.

Uchiha Madara broke Gilgamesh’s Light Sacred Scarab defense, giving Iori Yagami an opening to attack with Dream Moon’s Baptism. After Gilgamesh retaliated with Ea and left Iori near death, Iori’s Orochi Blood went berserk and began restoring his body.

• Uchiha Madara merged a Truth-Seeking Orb into Susanoo’s sword and, with a Limbo shadow’s strike, shattered Gilgamesh’s Light Sacred Scarab defense.
• Iori Yagami seized Gilgamesh and unleashed Dream Moon’s Baptism, engulfing him in azure flames that began sealing his power.
• Gilgamesh broke free and struck with Ea, blasting Iori and Uchiha Madara; Madara escaped by switching places with his shadow.
• The Yasaka Magatama preserved Iori’s life, and his Orochi Blood went berserk as he rose and his battered body began to recover.

Gilgamesh fled while Iori Yagami, corrupted by Orochi's blood, chased Kyo Kusanagi away. Madara was then ambushed by Deathmask, whose underworld attack failed, leaving Deathmask open to Madara's counterattack.

• Gilgamesh escaped by boat, and Madara turned his attention to the berserk Iori.
• Iori attacked Kyo, who fled rather than fight him.
• After Iori and Kyo disappeared, Deathmask ambushed Madara and struck him with Corpse Gas Underworld Wave.
• Deathmask's attack failed to send Madara's soul to Yomotsu Hirasaka, and Madara remained standing.
• Madara used Yin Release, Thunder God's Spear, to strike Deathmask from behind.

Uchiha Madara killed Deathmask and took the Cancer Gold Cloth back to New Konoha. As Shin and Senju Hashirama discussed the Cloth and Madara’s encounter with Gilgamesh, they wondered whether Deathmask’s death would bring trouble from the Sanctuary.

• Uchiha Madara trapped Deathmask with Limbo after revealing that he had attacked a Wood Style Clone, then killed him with a Truth-Seeking weapon.
• The Cancer Gold Cloth detached from Deathmask’s corpse, and Madara collected it before flying back to New Konoha.
• Madara returned to the valley, where Shin and Senju Hashirama examined the Cancer Gold Cloth and heard his account of the fight.
• Shin became intrigued by Gilgamesh’s divine weapons and Treasure Tools, imagining that the Gate of Babylon might be collectible equipment.
• Senju Hashirama asked Shin whether Deathmask’s death would cause trouble with the Sanctuary.

Shin decided to target Gilgamesh rather than Sanctuary and went to Las Noches to ask Aizen for help killing him. Aizen agreed to consider the plan after Shin offered to split Gilgamesh’s equipment equally.

• Shin judged that keeping Deathmask’s Gold Cloth could bring trouble with Sanctuary, but decided Sanctuary was not their current target.
• Shin identified Gilgamesh as their target and argued that Aizen’s alliance could help them kill him.
• Madara warned that Gilgamesh’s treasury and powerful sword made him dangerous, while Hashirama questioned whether Aizen would cooperate.
• Shin traveled to Las Noches, where Ulquiorra escorted him to Aizen.
• Shin asked Aizen to help kill Gilgamesh and offered to divide the equipment Gilgamesh dropped equally.

Gen and Aizen formed a plan to turn Gilgamesh against a powerful rival, with Gen locating Gilgamesh and Aizen handling the other side. Gen disguised a clone as Saitama and sent it into Gilgamesh’s cave, where it provoked him into a rage.

• Aizen agreed to work with Gen after hearing about Gilgamesh’s treasure, while weighing the risks of confronting him directly.
• Gen proposed using Kyoka Suigetsu to frame Gilgamesh and provoke a deadly feud, and Aizen agreed to handle the other party.
• Gen used Madara’s information and his time-related abilities to find Gilgamesh in a secluded mountain cave.
• Gen created a Wood Style Clone and transformed it into Saitama, then concealed himself nearby.
• The disguised clone mocked Gilgamesh by claiming to remember beating him, and Gilgamesh erupted in anger.

Shin used a clone disguised as Saitama to lure Gilgamesh away, while Aizen manipulated the White-Clad Sword Youth into chasing an illusory Black-Clad Sword Youth. The two trails converged in a forest, where Gilgamesh and the White-Clad Sword Youth prepared to fight as Aizen watched.

• Shin's Saitama-disguised clone enraged Gilgamesh with taunts, then fled when Gilgamesh drew Ea and chased him into the distance.
• Aizen used Kyoka Suigetsu to make the White-Clad Sword Youth see and hear the Black-Clad Sword Youth, prompting him to leave New Lonely Peak in pursuit.
• Shin's clone hid as a tree in a forest, leaving Gilgamesh to search for him after a Treasure Tool struck nearby.
• The White-Clad Sword Youth followed the Black-Clad Sword Youth's apparent trail into the forest but found Gilgamesh instead.
• Gilgamesh demanded to know whether the White-Clad Sword Youth had seen a bald man, and the White-Clad Sword Youth asked about the Black-Clad Sword Youth.
• Gilgamesh summoned the Gate of Babylon while the White-Clad Sword Youth drew his sword, and Aizen watched from above with another illusory figure.

Wind Scar found White-Clad dead and buried him on Lonely Peak, while Su Huanzhen sent Jianzi Xianji and two companions to find Gilgamesh. The Three Teachings' Pinnacles confronted Gilgamesh as Aizen and Shin watched from a spatial rift.

• Wind Scar found White-Clad dead in a devastated forest and buried him on Lonely Peak.
• Su Huanzhen received an anonymous letter claiming Gilgamesh had killed White-Clad and asked Jianzi Xianji to investigate.
• Jianzi Xianji departed with Buddha Sword and Longsu to track down Gilgamesh.
• Gilgamesh reflected on the suspicious circumstances surrounding his fight with White-Clad and his encounter with Saitama.
• Buddha Sword, Longsu, and Jianzi Xianji surrounded Gilgamesh, while Aizen and Shin observed from a spatial rift.

Wind Scar attacked Gilgamesh to avenge White-Clad Sword Youth, overwhelming the Heroic King with swordsmanship too fast for the Gate of Babylon to track. As Aizen and Shin assessed the fight, Gilgamesh unleashed a sweeping barrage of Treasure Tools, and Wind Scar prepared a new move.

• Buddha Sword Discourse and Shulou Longsu confronted Gilgamesh over White-Clad Sword Youth’s death, but Wind Scar arrived and vowed to avenge his disciple.
• Wind Scar struck Gilgamesh with a rapid series of sword attacks, wounding him and forcing him to retreat onto Noah’s Ark.
• Gilgamesh used the Gate of Babylon to defend himself, but Wind Scar’s speed and swordsmanship kept him under pressure.
• Aizen remarked on Wind Scar’s terrifying speed, and Shin explained that Gilgamesh’s defenses had kept him from being killed outright.
• Gilgamesh unleashed countless Treasure Tools across the area around Noah’s Ark, and Wind Scar stood ready to answer with a new technique.

Wind Scar severely wounded Gilgamesh with his sword, but Gilgamesh drank the blood of the evil dragon to heal and escape aboard Noah's Ark. He began preparing Heaven-Earth Severance as Wind Scar and the Three Xiantian faced his renewed wrath.

• Wind Scar unleashed Demonic Flow Sword and struck Gilgamesh with Wind's End, Fading Scar, Sword Alone, cutting him deeply and filling his body with destructive sword intent.
• Gilgamesh used the Gate of Babylon to wound Wind Scar's shoulder, but Wind Scar knocked aside the Heavenly Chain and dealt Gilgamesh a far worse injury.
• Jianzi Xianji, Shulou Longsu, and Buddha Sword Discourse watched as Wind Scar declared that Gilgamesh would pay for his actions.
• Gilgamesh drank the blood of the evil dragon, healed his wounds, and dispersed Wind Scar's sword intent.
• Wind Scar's next strike missed when Gilgamesh appeared above him aboard Noah's Ark, where Gilgamesh announced Heaven-Earth Severance.

The Three Xiantian unleashed the Heavenly Ultimate Sacred Light to counter Gilgamesh’s Ea, while Wind Trace exploited the clash to cut Gilgamesh apart. Gilgamesh survived through the evil dragon’s blood and escaped aboard Noah’s Ark, leaving Uchiha Shin and Aizen to move against their next targets.

• Gilgamesh unleashed Ea to destroy the land, and the Three Xiantian answered with the Heavenly Ultimate Sacred Light.
• Uchiha Shin and Aizen watched from a hidden space as Shin steadied the area around them and Aizen warned that fighting Gilgamesh would have been costly.
• Wind Trace divided into three bodies and struck Gilgamesh during the clash, severing him as the Heavenly Ultimate Sacred Light overwhelmed Ea.
• The Three Xiantian and Wind Trace believed Gilgamesh was dead, but blood-red mist revived him through the evil dragon’s blood.
• Gilgamesh rejoined his body, escaped aboard Noah’s Ark, and vowed to take revenge.
• Uchiha Shin told Aizen they were going to collect heads.

Gilgamesh fought Aizen and Shin after they ambushed him, but his powerful attacks repeatedly failed to hit them. Exhausted and enraged, he faced his own Ea attack after Shin used Reincarnation, Rewind, leaving the battle at the moment of a devastating clash.

• Aizen and Shin ambushed Gilgamesh, separating him from Noah's Ark and evading his first Enuma Elish attack.
• Shin provoked Gilgamesh by mentioning his treasury, and Gilgamesh attacked him with Ea.
• Shin escaped into a river of time and reappeared after Gilgamesh's attack had passed, while Aizen mocked Gilgamesh.
• Shin used Reincarnation, Rewind to send Gilgamesh's own Ea attack back at him.
• Gilgamesh swung Ea again, and the two attacks collided with overwhelming force.

Shin and Aizen cornered the weakened Gilgamesh, but after their combined Ea attack left him near death, the Heavenly Chain unexpectedly restrained Aizen and gave Gilgamesh a chance to survive. The chapter ended with Gilgamesh taking the chain’s intervention as a sign that his old friend wanted him to live.

• Gilgamesh searched for a way to escape while Shin urged Aizen to stop him.
• Aizen used Kyoka Suigetsu and a concentrated sword strike to pierce Gilgamesh’s heart.
• Shin and Aizen withdrew as the two Ea attacks collided, devastating the surrounding land.
• Gilgamesh emerged from the desert alive but exhausted, and Aizen held Kyoka Suigetsu to his throat.
• The Heavenly Chain burst from Gate of Babylon and bound Aizen before he could strike, prompting Gilgamesh to refuse to give up.

Uchiha Shin killed Gilgamesh and seized most of his treasures, while Aizen broke free and competed with Shin for the spoils. After they divided the remaining Treasure Tools, both schemers hinted that they would cooperate again.

• Shin stabbed Gilgamesh through the heart, destroyed his body with Yin-Yang Release, and took control of the Gate of Babylon as Gilgamesh died.
• Aizen broke free of the Heavenly Chain and tried to claim Ea, but Shin saw through Kyoka Suigetsu and disrupted his attempt.
• Aizen and Shin clashed over Ea, and Shin distorted space to claim the sword before Aizen could take it.
• Aizen pocketed the Heavenly Chain, while Shin stored Ea and the two gathered the remaining Treasure Tools, including Noah's Ark for Shin.
• Shin and Aizen acknowledged each other's strength and expressed interest in cooperating again.

After killing Gilgamesh, Shin planned to use alliances and intrigue to build his power and target larger factions. He warned Su Huanzhen that Wind Scar was next, then prepared to approach another key figure as he raced Aizen to act first.

• Shin reflected on the continent’s powerful factions and began planning how to exploit their rivalries while increasing his own strength.
• At the Pili World gathering place, Su Huanzhen heard Jianzi Xianji’s report that Wind Scar had returned to New Lonely Peak and Gilgamesh had escaped alone.
• A disguised Shin warned Su Huanzhen that White-Clad Sword Youth’s death was part of a conspiracy and that Wind Scar would be the next target.
• The black-robed Shin told Su Huanzhen that the world might be an illusion, then vanished before Su Huanzhen could stop him.
• Shin revealed himself on a distant mountain and resolved to meet the person he called the wooden-sandaled hat.

Shin searched the Myriad Worlds Continent for Shaka, but Shaka trapped him in spatial illusions before revealing himself. Shaka demanded the return of the Cancer Gold Cloth, and Shin refused, leaving them on the verge of a fight.

• Shin searched the desolate Myriad Worlds Continent for the person he was seeking, but found no trace of him.
• Shaka drew Shin into an icy hell illusion and then a golden Buddha vision, but Shin broke free of both with his space-time sword.
• Shin identified Shaka by the Cosmo energy behind the illusions and confronted him on the continent.
• Shaka asked Shin to return the Cancer Gold Cloth to the Sanctuary.
• Shin refused to give back the Gold Cloth, and Shaka slowly moved his sealed hand toward his chest.