One Piece: Burning the Prison Clothes in the Setting Sun, Mihawk is dumbfounded.

Of course, Aizen always felt that he would still be in control.

And now, we are only on the way to taking the initiative.

Dunn was the same.

He has enough confidence in his abilities to handle any trouble that may arise.

The two big shots walked ahead, while Tosen, Robin, and the other two followed behind.

"This is the Ghost Town, the outer perimeter of Seireitei. People in the mortal world are not equal, and even after they die and arrive here, it is still the same."

Aizen begins his introduction.

"Of course, if one has the talent to become a Grim Reaper, they might be accepted into the core area of ​​this world, which is there."

As Aizen spoke, he raised his finger and pointed to the far distance ahead.

At the end of a crisscrossing network of houses of varying heights, a towering wall stands out prominently.

"This place is not what I expected."

Before Robin could speak, Robin seemed to want to say something.

She looked at the figures on the surrounding streets who resembled walking corpses.

His body was withered and thin, his eyes devoid of any vitality, as if he didn't even have the strength to walk.

"People who come here don't need to worry about their lifespan."

Upon hearing Robin's words, Aizen smiled and explained.

"Although they can survive for a period of time on just water level 4, they still need to eat food containing spiritual particles to support their bodies, but it is not easy to obtain such food outside."

"As Lord Aizen said, surviving here is not easy."

Kaname Tosen seemed to have triggered some keyword, and nodded emphatically.

"What if they never get to eat it?"

Robin countered with a question.

"Disappear, or become nothingness."

Aizen said.

"So, those monsters really are human souls transformed?"

Robin, upon hearing this, still found it unbelievable, even though he had heard Dunn mention it before and now that it was confirmed.

Human souls can mutate into such monsters.

"Every world has its own rules, so there's no need to be curious."

Dunn said lightly.

The scene around him did not move him; he already knew about this.

It's just a slightly larger Mary Geoise.

"Doesn't nobody want to change this?"

Robin was curious.

Of course, she didn't want to do these things; she was just curious whether no one would resist in such an environment.

"have."

Tosen had to answer, but he only replied with this one word.

"It's very difficult."

Dunn turned to look at Tosen Kaname, then smiled.

"But this has nothing to do with us, and we don't plan to do these things."

Aizen smiled upon hearing this, and led everyone into a small alley, then into a residential house.

"We'll need to stay here for a while, not long. I'm going to arrange for them to enter the Shinigami Academy, which is what you call the Death God Academy."

Aizen explained.

"What are the Soul Society's plans for handling the events that happened before?"

Dunn nodded, glanced at the simple surroundings, and didn't seem to care.

"Well, it's not convenient for me to get too involved in what happens next."

Aizen's eyes behind his glasses flickered slightly, offering this answer.

"Besides, you probably wouldn't care about such things anyway. After all, those who die from the void are just dead."

Aizen said.

"You're mistaken. These are the subordinates I painstakingly recruited."

Upon hearing this, Dunn raised an eyebrow and then said meaningfully.

However, Aizen's words are consistent with his personality. After all, that's how Aizen originally was. He didn't care about his Arrancar and Hollow subordinates at all. If they died, they died. As long as the goal was achieved, that was enough.

"I see. But I'm sorry, I still won't get involved; it would be too much of a disruption to my plans."

Aizen shook his head.

"What if I took that little girl from the Kuchiki family with me?"

Dunn smiled and asked in return.

Aizen's smile vanished instantly, and he stared intently at Dunn.

"Don't look at me like that. You haven't answered my question yet."

"The timing isn't right."

Aizen spoke.

"Oh right, you still don't know where that thing is, right?"

Dunn suddenly realized.

"I understand now."

Aizen said expressionlessly.

"I see. I'll take that."

Dunn thought for a moment and said.

Aizen's lowered hand twitched slightly as he stared expressionlessly at Dunn.

Tosen Kaname's hand also gripped the hilt of the sword at his waist.

"If you want to die, you can draw your sword."

As Dunn uttered his casual words, Tosen paused in his hand.

Robin and the other two girls also sensed that something was wrong and went on high alert.

"That thing is very important to me; it's part of the collaboration."

Aizen took a deep breath, and a smile returned to his face.

"So, give me the materials, and I'll share the results of my research with you."

"Frankly, I don't believe you would do that."

Dunn looked at the smile on Aizen's face and shook his head.

"I don't believe you'll hand it over to me after you've gotten what you want, but whatever, I don't really care anyway."

Dunn looked at Aizen.

"To be honest, I'm really curious to see what you can figure out from this."

"So, this is part of the cooperation, right? You shouldn't go back on your word."

Aizen looked at Dunn again to confirm.

But Aizen was actually quite excited inside.

Bōgyoku.

The one he valued most, and which was also the ultimate goal of his plan, disappeared from Kisuke Urahara's possession right after Urahara escaped Soul Society.

He didn't know where that thing was, but he was certain it was still in Soul Society.

Now that Dunn had mentioned the little girl from the Kuchiki family, Aizen instantly knew what Dunn was talking about.

He didn't care how Dunn knew where it was.

What he cared about was that there was now a clue about that thing.

"Go do your thing. I hope you won't do anything to upset me."

Dunn waved his hand.

Aizen smiled upon hearing this, glanced at Tosen Kaname, and then left with his underlings.

"This person..."

After Aizen left, Robin frowned and spoke.

"I told you, he's a major villain."

Dunn smiled.

"Perhaps he's thinking right now that he might use this opportunity to let us fight to the death with the other Grim Reapers. He's taking the things and leaving."

Dunn's words made Robin's heart tighten.

"Would he do that?"

"Actually, I'm not entirely sure either. Maybe he will, maybe he won't. But until the real result comes out, he will do as I say. And the three of you, go to that True Spirit Academy and see if you can master the power of the Grim Reaper."

"And you?"

Robin looked at Dunn. "You're not really planning to cause a scene here, are you?"

"If nothing else happens, it shouldn't."

"Like you, I will also try the power of death."