Very good. The amount of information was immense, and as always, these immensely imposing beings either did not appear at all, or, once they did, brought a wealth of information with them—or made an earth-shattering move.
Clearly, this was the former. The conversation between the Destiny Observer and Aizen had obviously revolved around Fujimaru Tachibana.
This immediately sparked a series of discussions.
"Oh, God! What exactly does Aizen want? Is he trying to make a move against Fujimaru Tachibana?"
"Based on what has been shown so far, yes."
"Looks like Aizen wanted to make a move against Fujimaru Tachibana, and the Destiny Observer stopped him."
"But why would the Destiny Observer protect Fujimaru Tachibana? The other Apostles of Destiny would be one thing, but doesn't the Destiny Observer only observe?"
"I think this probably has something to do with the Archbishop of Destiny."
"What does it have to do with him?"
"Oh, I remember now. Before the Incineration of Humanity incident—back when the future was reversed—the Archbishop of Destiny appeared, didn't he? At the time, it seemed like he was going to do something, something important enough to abandon even his duties as Archbishop of Destiny."
"Right, right, right, I remember too. It seemed like he entrusted something to the Destiny Observer back then. Could it have been the duties of the Archbishop of Destiny?"
"That really is quite possible."
"Hey, guys, there's something else! Judging from Aizen's words, Fujimaru Tachibana being able to remember things from her past life wasn't because she could actually remember them—it was a contingency plan left behind by her brother."
"That's true. Fujimaru Ritsuka, the savior who directly altered the world—he really had every arrangement and protection in place for his little sister."
"Damn, so she's the protagonist of a rebirth story?"
"Can't be