Aizen and Fujimaru Tachibana

Beast? The Beast of Original Sin?

Oh, I'd heard of that. The Light Screen footage had mentioned it before.

But...

Beast was also called the Evil of Humanity, and the Evil of Humanity was actually the Love of Humanity?

What was that even supposed to mean? It sounded so contradictory.

And there were Beast I through Beast VII?

Did that mean there were seven of these so-called Beasts of Original Sin? And the Beast Fujimaru Ritsuka had become was one outside the cycle, something that should not exist?

Though she didn't really understand what was going on, it somehow sounded incredibly impressive.

Was this what one should expect from Lord Aizen?

That way of talking really had that particular flavor.

Yes, the flavor of a cryptic speaker.

So...

Cryptic speakers, get out of the Light Screen footage already!

It was both speechless-inducing and increasingly intriguing. What exactly did Aizen want to do?

In the Light Screen footage, Aizen's words were indeed cryptic, but Fujimaru Ritsuka, the King of Heroes, and the others all understood them.

When Fujimaru Tachibana learned that her brother would not be erased from the world for saving her, her eyes lit up. Yet when she learned that her brother, as Fujimaru Ritsuka, would be denied, her gaze dimmed again.

Her emotional fluctuations were very obvious, but the girl did not react too strongly, because she had already prepared herself for this and had decided to accept her brother's salvation.

Thus, without waiting for anyone else to react, Fujimaru Tachibana took the initiative to speak. "Then, Mr. Aizen, did you come here simply to see us? Or rather, did you come to see me?"

Fujimaru Ritsuka and the King of Heroes immediately turned to look at Fujimaru Tachibana. After a trace of surprise appeared in their