"Damn it!!!"
Raiden Ei let out the unwilling roar of a defeated dog, her whole being sinking into a state of gloom, pain, and withdrawal.
The main objective of this operation—the hunt for the Witch of No Light—had been completed, but for Raiden Ei personally, having her sister taken away was something she found impossible to accept.
At present, all the supernatural beings had effectively been teleported together. Everyone was standing on the roof of a building, letting the wind blow over them. They were in Tokyo.
The authorities would presumably come to collect them before long, and then arrange for the supernatural beings elsewhere to return.
Yet everyone was in a heavy mood. There was no joy at victory, much less any sense of accomplishment from completing the mission or receiving rewards.
All they had was the shock and pressure brought by witnessing Aizen, learning of the immense power he now possessed, and catching that final fleeting glimpse of the Mystery's will.
Either of those two beings was enough to pin all of humanity's achievements against Mystery to the floor, leaving no hope or possibility of getting back up.
That absolute power was no longer something effort alone could make up for.
What was more, Aizen, that final boss, possessed intelligence far beyond ordinary people as well. He was both powerful and clever.
Everyone had lost their supernatural powers, and Aizen had never appeared in the real world, so they had all assumed that he, too, had vanished with the great upheaval.
Yet Aizen had appeared—and in an ultimate form that had never even shown up in the Light Screen footage. The pressure he placed on everyone was immense.
Even if the Aizen who had appeared this time was an ally, he did not look like the reliable or