That's right, this figure is Aizen, who arrived at the battlefield and has been watching the battle from the sidelines. He has witnessed everything from the Grass Ninja's attack on Kawasaki Ya to Kawasaki Ya's counterattack and killing of the Aizen Grass Ninja.
However, the intense battle seemed rather boring to him. Apart from Kawasaki Ya's Dark Release technique being somewhat interesting, the attacks from the other Grass Ninja were rather disappointing.
"Hey, who are you?" Faced with Aizen's sudden appearance, Kawasaki Ya was unsure of his purpose and felt a vague sense of unease.
Aizen glanced at Kawasaki Ya, who stood under the tree with a somewhat wary expression, and said in a gentle tone, "Nice to meet you, Kawasaki- kun. My name is Aizen."
Aizen's polite tone eased Kawasaki Ya's tension slightly, and his tone became more friendly, "Mr. Aizen, is there something you need?"
Faced with Kawasaki Ya's question, Aizen didn't hide anything and directly stated his purpose, " Kawasaki -kun, my purpose in appearing here is very simple: Kawasaki just want to borrow your body for a while."
These words caused Kawasaki Ya's previously relaxed mood to tighten again, and his expression became wary once more. He was also puzzled; he had only met Aizen for the first time, so why was Aizen coming back to hunt him down? He asked in confusion, "Mr. Aizen, I don't seem to have any grudge against you, so why are you chasing me?"
" Kawasaki -kun is a bit naive. Your greatest value lies in your special Kekkei Genkai." Aizen's straightforward explanation left Kawasaki Ya speechless. He knew the value of his Kekkei Genkai and that all the major ninja villages would secretly capture ninjas with Kekkei Genkai, but this was the first time he had said it so directly.
At the same time, this straightforward reason intensified Kawasaki Ya's unease, as he sensed a sense of certainty in the enemy's tone.
However, he wouldn't stand there with his hands tied, allowing Aizen to capture him. While talking to Aizen, he secretly replenished his Chakra.
Don't be fooled by his ability to absorb Chakra using Dark Release, which makes him seem like he has plenty of Chakra. Only a small portion of the absorbed Chakra replenishes his own; the majority is released through specific Dark Release.
In other words, after the battle with the Grass Ninja, he had already depleted a significant amount of his Chakra, and his current strength was only about four-tenths of his full form.
The purpose of talking to Aizen was precisely to buy time for himself to recover to his peak strength.
Unfortunately, everything Kawasaki Ya did was within Aizen's perception. Perhaps it was a special effect of his Special Shadow Clone, but after possessing Kurama Some's corpse and becoming Aizen, his perception became increasingly stronger.
At first, I could only vaguely sense the amount of Chakra, but now I can clearly perceive the flow of Chakra. Although I can't see the flow of Chakra as clearly as the Byakugan of the Hyuga Clan, the effect of perception is only slightly weaker than that of the Byakugan.
This heightened perception also indirectly enhanced his Genjutsu abilities, making his Genjutsu more precise and realistic.
" Kawasaki- kun, you might as well just surrender. Everything about you is within my perception, including the Chakra you're currently recovering."
Aizen's words made Kawasaki Ya shudder, and he lowered his head with a bitter smile, "Is that so? It seems I really have no choice but to surrender."
Unexpectedly, Aizen saw through his entire plan. With no way out, Kawasaki Ya could only wait for death. His head was lowered, his hands were hanging down and relaxed, and his body was no longer tense, all of which showed that he had given up resisting.
Seeing Kawasaki Ya like this, Aizen smiled with satisfaction, leaped down from the tree, and prepared to deliver a fatal blow. Aizen walked right up to Kawasaki Ya Kawasaki Ya, but he didn't react at all. This submissive behavior made Aizen completely lower his guard, and he took out Kunai to examine Kawasaki Ya.
Upon sensing Aizen's approach, Kawasaki Ya suddenly gave a sinister smile, "So, you think a ninja like you is worthy of fighting me?"
Before anyone knew it, a large ball of Chakra had gathered in Kawasaki Ya's hand, and taking advantage of Aizen's lowered guard, he struck Aizen directly.
This sudden action startled Aizen, who could only watch as the powerful Chakra ball made intimate contact with his body, sending him flying. The intense energy tore at Aizen's flesh, while the powerful shockwave destroyed the surrounding terrain, Chakra ground into a wide trench.
" Dark Release: Judgment, Maximum Power " is a technique that Kawasaki Ya Chakra unleashed by concentrating all of his chakra and enhancing it with Dark Release. He believed that the power of this technique was comparable to a full-force Release Technique from Kage Level ninja. Moreover, this technique does not require Hand Seals, making it extremely stealthy, and it has already helped him ambush and kill many powerful enemies.
Feeling that his technique had indeed struck Aizen's body, Kawasaki Ya knew that Aizen was definitely not going to survive, and at that moment he completely let go of his unease.
Thinking that Aizen was indeed the King of Death, Kawasaki Ya couldn't help but laugh out loud, "So how could a ninja like you be worthy of fighting a noble Kekkei Genkai ninja like me? Simple words and physical movements were enough to make an idiot like you lower your guard. You dare to be my enemy?"
Kawasaki Yana's smug demeanor was repulsive, but he felt good about himself. He believed that he had first defeated four Grass Ninja with his superior strength, and then used a scheme to kill a bounty hunter who posed a threat to him. How could he not admire himself for such a display of courage and resourcefulness? If he weren't still in the wilderness instead of in the city, he would have been tempted to find a tavern to drink and dance with joy.
Just as Kawasaki Ya was beaming with pride and feeling smug, Aizen's words suddenly rang in his ears.
"How ugly, such ignorance and weakness."
Aizen's words shattered Kawasaki Ya's pleasant mood, making him shudder. He looked up at the source of the voice and saw Aizen still standing perfectly fine on the tree trunk where he had started, looking completely untouched, as if he had never jumped down to approach him or been attacked.
"How is this possible? I clearly saw you jump down and approach me, and I felt like I hit you." Kawasaki Ya stared at Aizen in disbelief. He was certain that his Release Technique had hit Aizen, and that Aizen had been torn apart by his own jutsu right before his eyes. But now Aizen was indeed standing in front of him, completely unharmed. He suspected he was under Genjutsu, but he didn't believe that such a realistic Genjutsu existed.
"It's pathetic that the truth is right in front of them, yet they dare not admit it. The capacity of an ant is so narrow and so self-deceiving."
Aizen's voice finally made Kawasaki Ya realize that he had truly failed and had not killed Aizen. Looking at Aizen's indifferent eyes, his arrogant and condescending demeanor, and his spotless appearance, he felt a huge gap between himself and Aizen, and couldn't help but feel fear.
His legs buckled and he knelt directly in front of Aizen. The emotional rollercoaster of joy followed by fear caused Kawasaki Ya to lose control of his facial expressions. Tears and snot streamed down his face, making Kawasaki Ya originally resolute face look particularly comical.
"What is your ability?" At this moment, Kawasaki Ya remembered what Aizen said when he first appeared, "You also use Kekkei Genkai, right?" He didn't believe that what defeated him was ordinary Genjutsu; that kind of real feeling was definitely not something that ordinary Genjutsu could achieve.
However, Aizen did not answer Kawasaki Ya's question. Instead, he sighed, "This ugly appearance has tarnished my beautiful aspirations for Dark Release."
After speaking, Aizen any move, and Kawasaki Ya, who had been crying and laughing, froze, collapsed to the ground, and never lived again.