But turning living people into mindless machines was far too extreme an idea.
"I suggest the forty-four of us vote on it. What do you think?" Katoru Hatsunoya asked.
Chizome Souya felt a trace of anticipation. His thoughts were actually very simple: he just wanted to kill every Hollow. He had barely considered anything else.
"Chizome Souya, step outside first. We will inform you of the voting results later," one council member said loudly.
After Chizome Souya left, the group began an intense discussion. No one noticed that, in a corner, a pair of eyes was watching Chizome Souya's retreating back.
"As expected of my junior brother. He actually possesses such resolve!" Aizen Sōsuke said with a smile.
He had been here from the beginning. It was only because of Kyōka Suigetsu that no one else could see him.
At first, Aizen had been very curious why Teacher had accepted someone like this as a disciple. Now, he understood.
Everyone wanted to change the world. It was simply that everyone saw a different world and used different means to change it. What Chizome Souya saw was a world ravaged by Hollows, so he wanted to eradicate them completely and make the world into the ideal form he envisioned.
"So he still doesn't know the truth of this world!" Aizen murmured as he watched Chizome Souya's back.
Then there was Central 46. How should he deal with these people?
Unlike the utterly rotten parasites from the original story, the current council members of Central 46 were more like officials without much real use, because the final say rested in Yamabuki Chidori's hands.
"For Teacher's sake, I'll let you off for now." Aizen remained hidden in the shadows, watching everything unfold before him.
The council members began an equally fierce debate.
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