You Can Actually Understand This Experiment?

Deep within the cave, the Reishi light emitted a faint blue glow, illuminating the entire experimental space.

The air was filled with the smell of certain medicines, mixed with the lingering, scorching aura of the Kidō Reiatsu.

Aizen stood in front of the experimental table, the Hōgyoku floating up and down in the machine in front of him, emitting a faint halo.

He was recording a set of data, his pen moving swiftly across the paper, leaving behind neat lines of writing.

Behind him, Wang Xun's practice continued.

The Reiatsu fluctuated in strength, occasionally accompanied by slight cracking sounds—the sound of Kidō taking shape and then dissipating.

Aizen didn't turn around, but his senses remained constantly over that corner, like an invisible net, capturing every detail of the Reiatsu changes.

After the Raikōhō, he taught Wang Xun a few more Hadō.

Each one was chosen by him based on the Zhu Xun's current Reiatsu level.

It is a mid-level Kidō does not require massive Reiatsu support, but focuses more on technique and Reiatsu control.

Wang Xun learned very quickly.

This gave Aizen a small sense of accomplishment.

The feeling that he could learn something so easily gave Aizen a long-lost sense of ease, and he unconsciously talked a little more than usual.

The fact that Wang Xun one explanation and then unleash it reliably after only a few tries still surprised Aizen.

Aizen turned a page of his notebook, his pen hovering over the blank page.

Looking at Wang Xun, he suddenly found the phrase "once in a century" somewhat laughable.

The Aizen pen tip lightly touched the paper, leaving a single ink dot.

He put down his pen and turned around again.

That's enough.

Wang Xun stopped what he was doing, turned around, and was still breathing a little rapidly.

"Lieutenant Aizen?"

Aizen looked at him, his gaze deep and unfathomable.

"Let's stop practicing here for today. If we keep going, your Reiatsu will be depleted."

Wang Xun nodded; that was indeed true.

If Aizen hadn't stopped him, he probably would have really pushed himself to the limit.

Wang Xun then stopped training, walked to the experimental table, picked up the water bag, and took a few sips.

His gaze inadvertently swept over the documents spread out on the lab table.

It was a record of Reiatsu fluctuations from Hollowfication Experiment, densely covered with various data and spell nodes.

Aizen noticed his gaze but did not stop him.

He simply sat down again and continued organizing the data in his hands, ignoring Wang Xun's prying gaze.

Wang Xun put down the water pouch and his gaze lingered on the document for a moment.

His brow furrowed slightly, as if he were deep in thought.

Aizen did not look up.

"What, did you see something?"

Wang Xun was taken aback upon hearing this, and after a moment of silence, he spoke softly.

"There seems to be something wrong with the Reiatsu guidance node here."

Aizen paused slightly with the tip of his pen, then looked up.

What's the problem?

Wang Xun pointed to a mark on the document.

"The Reiatsu distribution here uses a standard Kidō technique structure."

"But the spiritual pressure of the experimental subject is different from that of the Shinigami; its fluctuation frequency is more unstable."

"If a standard architecture is used for routing, deviations will occur during traffic splitting."

Wang Xun thought for a moment.

"If we redesign this node using the approach of stabilizing Reiatsu in the Kaidō, perhaps we'll achieve better results."

Aizen didn't speak immediately, but looked at Wang Xun with a scrutinizing gaze.

"Kaidō... Your understanding of the structure of the soul seems quite profound?"

Wang Xun nodded.

" In the Fourth Division, Lieutenant Yamada has unique insights into the research of soul cores, and I've learned a lot from him."

Upon hearing Aizen's eyes.

Kiyōnosuke Yamada is indeed a rare experimental talent.

Unexpectedly, Wang Xun also had some expertise in this area.

Aizen lowered his head and re-examined the annotation on the document.

He didn't find anything wrong with the point Wang Xun mentioned.

Now that Wang Xun had pointed it out, it piqued his interest somewhat.

Aizen didn't really delve into the Dao of Kaidō.

His experimental team indeed lacked technical personnel Kaidō relevant expertise.

At that moment, Aizen raised his head and looked at Wang Xun.

The look in his eyes had changed.

The spiritual pressure of Shinigami and Hollows is indeed different. Applying the ideas of Kaido to Hollowfication experiments might actually provide some new insights.

Aizen pondered for a moment, then suddenly stood up, walked to the experimental table next to him, and picked up a sealing container.

Inside was a faint Reiatsu, a sample left over from a previous failed experiment.

"Come and try it."

Wang Xun was taken aback.

"I?"

Aizen didn't explain, but simply placed the sealing container on the lab table and took out several blank spell base plates from the drawer.

"Following your line of thought, redesign the guiding technique for this node."

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Wang Xun looked at the basic formulas, remained silent for a moment, and then stepped forward.

He picked up the spell base plate, gathered Reiatsu at his fingertips, and began to inscribe the spell on the base plate.

His movements were slow, but each step was steady, as if he were treating an ordinary wounded person in the Fourth Division's treatment room.

Aizen stood to the side, watching quietly.

The techniques Wang Xun depicted were completely different from those he usually saw.

But ironically, every node was perfectly timed, and every turn in the Reiatsu circuit precisely matched the Reiatsu fluctuation characteristics of the experimental subject.

It's as if it was tailor-made for this experimental subject.

Aizen's gaze grew increasingly intense.

Wang Xun put down the base of the technique and took a step back.

"It's finished, but this is only a theoretical design. Whether it will work still needs to be verified in practice."

Aizen did not answer.

He simply picked up the technique base plate and examined it carefully.

"You're right, this change to this point is indeed more beneficial."

He looked up at Wang Xun.

"Your Kaidō is more profound than I imagined."

Wang Xun shook his head.

"It's just experience I gained from treating wounded soldiers in the Fourth Division."

"The core of Kaidō is repairing and replenishing Reiatsu, which has some similarities to this experiment, hence my suggestion."

Aizen remained silent for a moment.

"That's interesting."

Aizen looked at his experimental design, as if considering this idea seriously for the first time.

Then, he turned around, walked back to the lab bench, and picked up the lab document.

"Since you have this ability, why don't you participate in some of the future experiments?"

Wang Xun was taken aback.

"I?"

"Good, take a look at this experimental subject's Hollowfication plan."

Wang Xun took the document from Aizen and subconsciously looked down to flip through it.

Aizen didn't explain much, he just started observing today's experimental data.

Shortly after, a soft footstep sound came from the cave entrance.

Kaname Tōsen arrived a little late today.

He was dressed in a black Shinigami uniform, with Zanpakuto hanging at his waist, and his face was calm.

His senses swept through the cave, catching Aizen's Reiatsu, and then...

It stopped.

Because he sensed another Reiatsu.

He was also very familiar with that Reiatsu.

Fourth Seat of the Fourth Division, Wang Xun.

Kaname Tōsen paused slightly in his steps.

Today, we do indeed need Wang Xun here as material to verify the Hōgyoku experiment.

Kaname Tōsen a cold snort in his heart.

Hmph, once Lord Aizen has squeezed every last drop of value out of you, then we'll see how I deal with you...

He sensed the direction of the experimental table; Aizen was sitting in front of it, listening to the sounds, and recording data.

Wang Xun stood beside the lab table, seemingly looking through something.

Strangely, the two were very close, so close that it didn't seem like the distance between an experimenter and a subject.

It's more like they're... discussing something together?