Ch. 1833The Value of Points Lies in What They Can Be Exchanged For
Aizen used the Enlightenment Function and gained vast knowledge, research insights, and a clearer understanding of how to develop his power. He explained why the function suited him better than Enhancement, while Marquis Voban grew wary of Aizen’s potential and turned his attention to earning more Points.
- Aizen activated the Enlightenment Function, explored the Rules of Bleach and other worlds, and exhausted his Points before leaving the Enlightenment Space.
- Aizen said the experience was astonishing and explained that Points mattered because of what they could be exchanged for, especially the knowledge and self-directed progress offered by Enlightenment.
- Kurosaki Ichigo questioned Aizen about his sudden urgency to acquire Points, while Hachiman Hikigaya pointed out that Aizen’s explanation differed from Su Yunqing’s description of the function.
- Marquis Voban asked how much Aizen had improved, and Aizen described gains in Reiatsu control, research, and understanding rather than giving a simple measure of strength.
- Marquis Voban suspected Aizen was concealing the function’s benefits, went offline, and resolved to focus on acquiring Points; Aizen expected him to try Enlightenment himself eventually.