"The third day's match drew the most attention, just as I expected." Walking through the streets of Crocus, Achill watched the crowds pass without taking the slightest notice of him and nodded in satisfaction. "That's how it should be. Only then can Kyoka Suigetsu's effect be maximized."
Indeed, thanks to his deliberate efforts, everyone in Crocus had now fallen completely under Kyoka Suigetsu's hypnotic control (since the way Lord Aizen's sword takes effect is so hotly debated and such a headache, I'm saving myself the trouble: here, anyone within Achill's magic network who sees his Shikai, regardless of how they see it, will be affected! That's all~)!
As for the people watching the match live around the world through magic image crystals, they would not fall under Kyoka Suigetsu's control, but its magic still interfered with what they saw. Or, to put it more simply, it interfered with the magical frequencies used for transmission, so the images others saw through their crystals were precisely the scenes Achill wanted them to see—the scenes Kyoka Suigetsu showed everyone after placing the entire venue under Complete Hypnosis. In other words, false images. (Let me gripe for a moment: without this setup, there'd be no way to write this... I can't just invent some infinite hypnosis like the Infinite Tsukuyomi, can I?! Blame Kubo for describing this sword so vaguely. To make a slightly malicious guess, maybe even he never quite figured it out himself~ Otherwise, if Kyoka Suigetsu's abilities really were laid out in clear, precise terms, it wouldn't be invincible anymore. After all, only what remains mysterious and unclear is truly impossible to counter~~~)
Hmm, viewed that way, Kyoka Suigetsu did have something of the nature of the extremely powerful illusion magic Erza had described~ Unexpectedly, this could probably be considered an