When they had encountered these two before, their faces had definitely been on the Death Row Inmates roster.
But why...
Could it be because the light was too dim? Had he accidentally seen them wrong?
"Oh, right. I suddenly remembered I have something else to do. Aizen, you patrol on your own. I'm leaving first." After greeting him, Hirako Shinji left at top speed.
The two Death Row Inmates were so frightened they nearly collapsed.
"Let's go! Captain has already started to suspect something. If I don't get you two out of here quickly, I'll be in trouble too!" Aizen said calmly.
Hirako Shinji had not given up. Instead, he planned to check The Jail and see whether those two Death Row Inmates were still there. If they were gone, then Aizen had definitely been tricking him.
If they were still there, it meant he had simply been too sensitive.
Hirako Shinji hurried to The Jail.
However, even for a Captain, seeing the Death Row Inmates inside was not easy.
After going through hell and high water, Hirako Shinji finally entered The Jail, only to discover that the two Death Row Inmates were obediently sleeping inside.
Hirako let out a deep sigh of relief. I knew it was just my imagination.
How could Aizen possibly do something like that?
But why had he experienced that hallucination earlier?
There was a sense of incongruity.
It was like biting into an apple, only to find that it tasted like braised pork.
Aizen brought the two Death Row Inmates to his secret base at top speed. After a hundred years of development, the place was filled with all kinds of experimental equipment. The two Death Row Inmates knew at a glance that something terrible was about to happen, but they did not have