Goosebumps rose all over them.
Aizen had gone in circles, employed so many methods, and even been obstructed by powerful beings, yet in the end, he had still met Fujimaru Tachibana.
That was no ordinary level of persistence.
Nor was it ordinary scheming. His methods came one after another, making people feel as though no one knew how many more contingencies he had prepared.
But after going to such lengths just to meet Fujimaru Tachibana, why was he so persistent?
What did Fujimaru Tachibana have that was worth Aizen investing so much into? What exactly did he want to obtain from her?
It was baffling, yet also intriguing.
In the real world, Fujimaru Tachibana grew nervous. Yet even as she was nervous, she waited for the outcome, hoping that "she" would put on a good performance.
At the same time, countless people frowned, unsure what Aizen intended to do to Fujimaru Tachibana.
But regardless of what he intended, it gave everyone an extremely bad feeling. After all, Aizen, the ultimate supervillain, had left far too deep an impression on them.
It had to be admitted that Aizen was a highly charismatic villain. He was fine to watch as an observer, but if one encountered him personally, it would feel utterly terrible.
When Aizen sought out Fujimaru Tachibana, people had only one feeling: nothing good would come of it.
Within the Light Screen footage, Fujimaru Tachibana could not help feeling somewhat nervous as she faced Aizen. "Who are you?"
Aizen smiled. "Me? That is a good question. If possible, I truly would like to tell Miss Ritsuka my real name. However, I cannot, because if Miss Ritsuka knew my true name, my actions might be discovered. That would not be a good thing for me."
Fujimaru Tachibana: "..."
She really