Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

"Hmm..." Before leaving completely, Kisuke Urahara gave a simple reply as a response to Aizen's words.

"You've become quite reliable, haven't you, Aizen-chan?" Looking at Aizen, who had so clearly arranged things in just two simple sentences, Miss Naruto spoke softly, the weakness in her voice unmistakable.

"Yes, I'm now the third seat of the Fifth Division." Aizen responded simply to Jeanne's words. Of course, this simplicity only applied to Jeanne.

"Eh, the third seat of the fifth division, that's great, compared to me." Miss Jeanne didn't feel much about Aizen sitting in the third seat of the fifth division. After all, with Aizen's abilities, she should be in a higher position, unless someone deliberately restricted her.

"Don't laugh at me. I'm being watched closely by Lieutenant Shinji Hirako every day in the Fifth Division." Aizen didn't have the energy to refute Jeanne's slightly teasing words, as he was currently focused on maintaining Jeanne's current physical condition.

"I see, no wonder." Although she said it with a headache in her voice, Miss Jeanne did not see any signs of headache on Aizen's face.

From this perspective, perhaps Aizen never took the vice-captain named Hirako Shinji seriously. After all, in Jeanne's opinion, there aren't many people in this world who can stop Aizen. The first is Urahara Kisuke, and the second is Jeanne herself.

As for why it was these two people, Kisuke Urahara is a bit lower in caliber than Aizen, but he can still make Aizen stop, although it might come at a heavy price.

As for why Jeanne could make Aizen stop, it should be said that Aizen always listened to Jeanne.

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Soul Slayer: Chapter Twenty-Three - Things That Must Be Done.

It didn't take long for Kisuke Urahara to successfully bring Retsu Unohana over, although judging from Aizen's actions, it seemed unlikely that he could solve Jeanne's problem.

However, Retsu Unohana has other ways to heal spirits besides returning to the Dao.

Upon arriving at the Technical Bureau, Retsu Unohana didn't say much and went straight to see Ms. Jeanne, who was lying there unconscious.

"Thank you for your hard work. Leave the rest to me." Looking at Aizen, whose face was pale and whose forehead was covered with sweat, Unohana Retsu took over immediately. However, even after taking over, the movements could not be too fast or too slow.

After all, Aizen and Unohana Retsu's spiritual pressure levels are different, so it will take some time to adjust their spiritual pressure levels.

At least for now, we need to adjust to a similar state. Only in a similar state can we ensure that the difference in the way the two people use spiritual energy will not directly kill Miss Jeanne who is lying here.

"Is everything alright?" Although she had just said she would take over, the next moment Unohana Retsu directly said that she needed Aizen's assistance. But the reason was clear: even if Unohana Retsu wanted to take over, she would need Aizen's help.

"I'm alright, but I can't keep going for much longer." Aizen's voice was full of exhaustion, but considering what she had done before, her exhaustion was understandable.

"Let's adjust our spiritual pressure to a similar state first." Retsu Unohana said, glancing at Aizen, who was maintaining Jeanne's life, and then at Jeanne, who was unconscious.

I don't know why, but I always feel that once Ms. Rana recovers, she can eat red bean rice or something.

However, if Unohana Retsu wants to eat red bean rice, she needs to maintain Jeanne's health first. After all, if she remains in this state, Unohana Retsu might have to wait a lifetime for this bowl of red bean rice.

Thinking of this, Retsu Unohana focused her attention on her body, trying to adjust her spiritual pressure to a level similar to Aizen's.

However, Retsu Unohana soon discovered something else: even while undergoing treatment, Aizen was still adjusting his spiritual pressure.

Noticing this, Unohana Retsu shifted a small portion of her attention to Aizen. The reason was simple: Unohana Retsu had seen a monster-level guy. After all, even Unohana Retsu's master, Kirinji Tenjiro, rarely managed to heal others while adjusting his own spiritual pressure.

As for why we don't do it, it's simply because doing so would be the most likely way to kill the patient on the spot.

Unless they are very confident, or their spiritual pressure is unbearable, Retsu Unohana and her master would not do this. But even then, they have never adjusted their spiritual pressure so drastically.

However, now, Aizen has done it, he has done something that even Unohana Retsu couldn't do, and this situation is enough for Unohana Retsu to see Aizen as a monster, even though Aizen is indeed a monster.

However, she encountered Jeanne, who was on a higher level than her. After meeting Jeanne, Aizen fell in love at first sight... no, he successfully believed that he was no longer alone. Aizen's mindset after meeting Jeanne turned a disaster that could have made anyone feel dangerous into a major event that, while still dangerous, was at least not at the level of a catastrophe.

However, whatever the future holds, the priority now is to save Miss Jeanne's life.

"Alright, you can rest now." It didn't take long for Retsu Unohana to adjust the spiritual pressure of the two of them before taking over the treatment of Jeanne from Aizen.

Aizen didn't choose to rest but turned and walked towards Urahara Kisuke.

"Is it time to explain the situation, Aizen, Third Seat?" Kisuke Urahara asked softly, as if not wanting to disturb the treatment on the other side, as he looked at Aizen, who was pale but still chose to walk towards him.

"Kisuke Urahara, is it possible for you to develop something to temporarily prevent Jeanne's body from disintegrating?" Aizen asked Kisuke Urahara, his words revealing his concern for Jeanne.

"Is he worried that he won't have time to replace her because he's going to the Fifth Division?" Urahara Kisuke quickly understood the reason for Aizen's request; after all, Urahara Kisuke had seen Aizen's feelings for Jeanne very clearly over the past two hundred years.

"It's not just that, there are other reasons." Aizen added something else to the reason that Urahara Kisuke mentioned.

"Hmph, it seems that such a reason would put you in a very dangerous situation, perhaps even to the point where you might never come back, right?" Looking at Aizen's expression, Urahara Kisuke quickly understood, since Aizen seemed to have some special inside information.

"Well, more or less, but if I don't come back, I'll leave Jeanne to you." Turning around, Aizen looked at Jeanne lying there again, a hint of reluctance in his eyes.

After all, Aizen was very clear about what his next action meant and what kind of situation it would cause. This clarity also made him even more aware of the problems he might face.

'Besides, doing that would expose Miss Jeanne.'

Just as Aizen had predicted, what he was about to do was indeed very dangerous. After all, if Kuchiki Sojun, a veteran nobleman of Soul Society who was about to become the 27th head of the Kuchiki Byakuya family, knew about the existence of someone like Aizen, he probably wouldn't do much.

He might even kill Aizen on the spot for the safety and honor of the nobles, but if his own death could save Jeanne's life, Aizen wouldn't mind.

"Yes, I will." Looking at Aizen's back, Kisuke Urahara knew very well that Aizen had already decided what to do.

Now, Urahara Kisuke just needs to wait here for Aizen to return with news. Of course, if he doesn't bring back any news, Urahara Kisuke can also choose to directly help Jeanne.

However, no matter what, Kisuke Urahara still wanted to see those two girls who had been bickering two hundred years ago.

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Soul Slayer: Chapter Twenty-Four - A Few Things About Aizen and Lieutenant Kuchiki

The Sixth Division is the sixth division of the Gotei 13, and its main responsibility is to ensure the safety of the nobles within the Gotei 13.

Furthermore, the captains of the Sixth Division are mostly from one of the four noble families of the Seireitei. Of course, the four noble families currently serving in Soul Society are mainly from the Kuchiki family, which is the head of the four noble families. They are mainly responsible for maintaining and enforcing the rules of Soul Society, and their heads mostly serve as captains of the Sixth Division.

And the Shihōin family, who are mainly responsible for the position of captain of the Second Division of the Criminal Investigation Corps.

Of course, Aizen's presence here today has little to do with the Shihouin family, since Aizen mainly came to the Sixth Division to find someone.

"Excuse me, what brings Third Seat Aizen here?" the Shinigami asked Aizen in front of the barracks.

"I'm here to see Vice-Captain Kuchiki. Could you please inform her?" Aizen said softly, as if he didn't care about Jeanne's current state. However, Aizen was more anxious than anyone else.

However, the Sixth Division is mainly responsible for the safety of nobles, so they can act freely in emergency situations, but not normally. After all, they are responsible for the safety of the nobles, so they have to maintain a certain image in many situations.

Moreover, the matter of Jeanne was definitely not an important matter for the Sixth Division, so Aizen had no choice but to obediently use this method to find the person he wanted to find.

"Yes, the vice-captain said you can go in." Before long, Aizen received the reply he wanted.

"Okay, thank you." Aizen said thank you in a friendly manner and then headed towards the office of the vice-captain, Kuchiki Sojun.

Although the Sixth Division's barracks are quite large, at least larger than the Fifth Division's, this shows that even Yamamoto Genryusai Shigekuni, the strongest Shinigami in a thousand years, has some reservations about the power of this noble family.

However, even though the barracks are very large, the positions of the captain and vice-captain will not change, so Aizen quickly arrived at the office of the vice-captain of the Sixth Division, Kuchiki Sojun.

"Hello, Lieutenant Kuchiki." Aizen greeted the person he was looking for very politely.

"Um, may I ask, what brings Aizen, the Third Seat, here?" Kuchiki Sojun didn't seem to appreciate Aizen's greeting and instead asked him directly why he was there.

"Vice-Captain Kuchiki, I'm here to confirm something." Aizen looked at the man, subtly revealing the purpose of his visit.

"So, Aizen, what do you want to confirm as the third seat?" Kuchiki Sojun wasn't unhappy that Aizen had come to him just to confirm one thing; on the contrary, he had a very gentle smile on his face.

"Vice-Captain Kuchiki, your Zanpakuto should have the ability to make other people's Zanpakuto rebel, right?" Aizen's eyes, hidden behind his glasses, sharpened at Vice-Captain Kuchiki's words, but it seemed that Captain Kuchiki didn't notice this sharpness.

"How did you find out?" Kuchiki Sojun's smile turned less gentle when he heard Aizen's question.

"Never mind how I found out, I want to ask you something." Aizen looked at the guy whose smile was gradually turning cold, and a smile also appeared on his face.

Unlike Kuchiki Sojun's gentle smile, Aizen's smile was the smile of a successful conspiracy. Of course, the smile of someone who succeeds in a conspiracy would never be cold or easily noticed.

Unless it's the biggest scheme, it shouldn't be revealed to others.

"Please speak." Seeing Aizen's smug expression, Kuchiki Sojun quickly replaced it with that reassuring, gentle smile after only a few seconds.

"How can I restore the Zanpakuto that you separated to its original form?" Aizen asked. From this question, it can be seen that Aizen's goal from beginning to end was to save Jeanne, which is why he came here to ask the lieutenant of the Sixth Division.

"Well, it's not that I can't tell you, but I want to know who you're going to save." Seeing Aizen finally relinquish the initiative, Kuchiki Sojun simply asked him a very simple question.

"I want to save someone who is very important to me." Aizen answered Kuchiki Soujun's question simply, but for Kuchiki Soujun, that answer was enough.

"As long as the wielder of the Zanpakuto kills the traitorous Zanpakuto, that's all that matters." Having heard what he wanted to hear, Kuchiki Sojun didn't make things difficult for Aizen and simply stated how to deal with the rebellious Zanpakuto.

"What if someone else killed the Zanpakuto?" Aizen felt at a loss for words in response to Kuchiki Soujun's answer, but even if he didn't know what to say, he still had to make final preparations.

"Then her Zanpakuto will never have Shikai or Bankai, although the spiritual particles that make up her soul won't disappear." Kuchiki Soujun answered Aizen's question very simply.

Upon hearing this, Aizen already knew what he had to do. Of course, this was a last resort; Aizen would never use such a method before a situation arose that required it.

"Thank you, Lieutenant Kuchiki." After realizing what he should do, Aizen bowed deeply to Kuchiki Sojun—a full ninety-degree bow.

This bow reveals Aizen's gratitude to Captain Kuchiki Sōjun.

"No need for such a grand gesture. Now go and save the person you care about." Captain Kuchiki Sojun only said a few words to Aizen after seeing his bow before watching him leave.

After listening to Aizen's footsteps gradually fade away, Lieutenant Kuchiki stood up from his chair and looked down at the figure running hurriedly.

"A monster-like junior, huh?" Kuchiki Soujun looked at the girl who was about to leave the Sixth Division barracks, his words containing no criticism or any other attitude.

It was just a simple evaluation of the girl, just that one sentence.

"Oh, I misspoke. I should say she's a monstrous, lovesick young girl."

After returning to his original position, Kuchiki Sōjun slightly revised his previous assessment of Aizen.

Of course, Aizen was unaware of such an assessment.

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Anyway, I've finished today, time to sleep. Goodnight.