Even Aizen had a bit of a headache.
Tricking Him Was Impossible
Most of the time, deception succeeded because the two sides possessed fundamentally unequal information.
A religious man might fool a farmer into worshipping God, but he could never fool the creator of the world.
The farmer did not know whether God existed, but the creator knew perfectly well that he had not created God, so he would never believe in the deity the religious man spoke of.
How difficult was it to make someone accept your point of view?
Especially when Tōsen already knew what Aizen wanted to do. Under Yamabuki Chidori's control, he had taken the push-and-pull to its absolute limit.
Are you satisfied with this incident?
Satisfied, satisfied, of course I'm satisfied.
Do you have any objections to the nobles?
How could I possibly have even the slightest objection?
Do you want to change this world?
Sorry, this world is quite good. I have no desire to change it at all.
He was completely impervious. No matter how Aizen changed his approach, he could not sway Tōsen's stance.
It was the first time Aizen had encountered someone so stubborn.
But precisely because of that, once Tōsen joined his camp, he would certainly keep walking this path until the very end without any hesitation.
At the same time, he could not say too much today. It would be bad if he aroused the other man's suspicions.
Aizen quickly dropped the subject and said to Tōsen with a smile, "Your friend seems drunk. Take him back later. Remember to come to work on time tomorrow. Don't be late."
Tōsen nodded in agreement, then took Komamura away.
Aizen let out a deep sigh. Being a master brainwasher was not easy, especially in such a short time.
Besides, what he