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Based on my own experience, it seems... indeed very difficult to stop.

People in that state are completely inflexible and won't listen to any advice.

“I… I wasn’t quite right that day either,” Yoruichi Shihouin added in a low voice. “I was busy with my own things and didn’t have time to stop him.”

"Then what makes you say that Captain Aizen is the murderer?"

"It's my gut feeling."

"Intuition? It seems Captain Aizen was right; your prejudice against him is too great. Captain Yoruichi, from now on, please refrain from making baseless accusations without solid evidence."

"Yes... Captain-General."

She gave a weak reply, and as she turned her head, Yoruichi Shihouin noticed the ambiguous smile on Aizen's face, as if he were mocking her. Anger welled up inside her.

"Aizen!"

"Yoruichi," Captain-Commander Yamamoto reminded her in a deep voice.

At this moment, Yoruichi Shihouin could only remain silent.

Seeing this, the Third Division Captain, Gin Ichimaru, said with a smile:

"Looks like Captain Aizen wasn't wrong that day after all. Urahara Kisuke's yes-man, a complete idiot who just parrots everyone else. Ah... right, there's also the exhibitionist, the African black man, who can perfectly hide at night, and stuff like that..."

With each word he spoke, Yoruichi Shihouin's expression grew even more ferocious.

When I heard the last sentence, I was stunned for a while before I realized that it was a sarcastic remark about my dark skin.

"Gin Ichimaru...! You blind little fox, all you're good for is pretending to be asleep. You deserve to be mocked: if you don't need your eyes, you can donate them to those who do."

"Haha!... Captain Yoruichi dislikes Captain Aizen, doesn't she? How come she's using Captain Aizen's words to insult me?"

Aizen stared at the two of them speechlessly, thinking to himself:

This isn't an argument; it's an execution of me.

I just scolded them a few times when I had a cold, is it really necessary to keep bringing it up?

"I'm so sorry about what happened a few days ago! I imagine you're all in a similar situation, right? Your mental state has changed a bit, and a lot has happened."

"I can assure you all that this incident has nothing to do with me."

Gin Ichimaru chuckled softly, then said:

"Captain Aizen, I didn't doubt you. It's just that you were scolded so badly, you probably won't forget it for a long time."

"Captain Aizen, I believe in you too." Toshiro Hitsugaya paused, then said in a deep voice, "However, I will remember what you did to me, and I will never forget it!"

What should I remember?

Was it about me cursing at him? Or about the punch I threw at him?

Never mind, it's not important.

“Miss Yoruichi, I know you have a deep-seated prejudice against me, but if you didn’t do it, you didn’t do it. If you still insist on your opinion, then please find the evidence instead of just making things up.”

"Hmph! I would have done it even without you telling me."

Chapter 264 Actually, I've always known you're innocent.

Chapter 264, Section 265: Actually, I've always known you're innocent.

The meeting, which brought together all the team leaders, consisted of nothing but a lot of nonsense, and no conclusions were reached.

However, Captain-Commander Yamamoto's desire to downplay the incident and resolve it peacefully was conveyed to everyone.

"So, regarding the events of the past few days, I hope..."

Before Captain-Commander Yamamoto could finish speaking, a series of hurried footsteps suddenly approached, and Urahara Kisuke's voice rang out at the same time:

"Wait a minute! I have something to say. Sorry I'm late."

After glancing around at everyone, Kisuke Urahara turned his gaze to Aizen and said seriously:

"I discovered a secret laboratory of Captain Aizen in Hueco Mundo these past few days. The Hollows guarding that place all call Captain Aizen King."

Aizen was speechless. Wasn't this a bit too much blame?

As a martial arts sect, I have never done any scientific research, yet this blame is being pinned on me.

"Captain Aizen, do you have any explanation?" Captain-Commander Yamamoto asked again.

"No, no!" Hinamori Momo said urgently, "There must be some misunderstanding!"

She had been ashamed of her outrageous behavior a few days ago, but when she discovered that Aizen was being slandered, she couldn't help but stand up for him.

Aizen sighed softly and slowly spoke:

"It takes only a mouth to spread rumors, but it takes a lot of legwork to refute them. Captain Urahara, your claims of catching thieves red-handed and catching adulterers in the act are just your side of the story. Do you have any more direct evidence?"

"How could that be? Given Captain Aizen's personality, he would have disposed of the evidence long ago. However, I also discovered something else."

Kisuke Urahara paused for a moment, then continued:

"Teacher Genryusai, may I go inside? I have something I'd like to say to Captain Aizen privately. Also, I hope you can be a witness."

"can."

Captain-Commander Yamamoto nodded slightly, signaling the others to wait a moment, and led the two slowly toward the inner cubicle.

After closing the door, Kisuke Urahara walked step by step to Aizen and then bowed deeply.

"I'm very sorry, Captain Aizen!"

"What are you doing, Captain Urahara?" Aizen looked surprised, not understanding what he meant.

Kisuke Urahara glanced back at Captain-Commander Yamamoto, who looked puzzled, then turned his gaze back to Aizen and said in a deep voice:

"Actually, I knew from the beginning that Captain Aizen was innocent."

"The incident began decades ago when I accidentally discovered traces of the Quincy."

"Impossible!" Captain-Commander Yamamoto denied without hesitation. "The Quincy were wiped out a thousand years ago. Even if one or two escaped in the present world, it wouldn't matter much."

Kisuke Urahara nodded slightly, then said again:

“That was what I originally thought too, but then I happened to hear the name Yhwach. Since then, I have been secretly investigating the remaining Quincy.”

Upon hearing Yhwach's name, Captain-Commander Yamamoto's gaze gradually turned serious.

If he survived after that and continued to accumulate power, he would truly be considered a formidable enemy of the Soul Society.

The Soul Society has been at peace for too long; once war breaks out, the casualties will be devastating.

Moreover, he is now old, and if he were to fight Yhwach in his prime, his chances of winning wouldn't be very high.

What are your thoughts?

“Master Genryusai, although I have been investigating the Quincy for decades, I have only found out the basics. I only know that their power is no less than that of the Soul Society today. For this reason, I have come up with an idea.”

Kisuke Urahara looked at Aizen again and said seriously:

"Choose a trustworthy Shinigami, have him infiltrate the Quincy, investigate their intelligence, and then work together from the inside to wipe them out in one fell swoop!"

"And Captain Aizen is the most suitable candidate!"

Aizen gradually realized what was happening, looked at him with a deep gaze, and asked:

"So, the reason you and Yoruichi have been targeting me so relentlessly for decades is that you wanted me to become an undercover agent?"

Kisuke Urahara nodded again, answering without hesitation:

"Yes. Captain Aizen has no ties in the Seireitei. He seems unassuming, but he is actually extremely arrogant."

"Such a person, once he betrays someone, will not be noticed by many people, nor will many people suspect him."

"Furthermore, I've heard that Quincy are all very arrogant. So, I think Captain Aizen's inherent arrogance would be highly valued by the Quincy."

So that's how it is. You have to pick the softest persimmons to squeeze. I have no relatives or close friends.

This led him to deliberately choose himself.

"Yoruichi hates me so much, she probably doesn't know the truth, right?" Aizen chuckled.

"Yes, the fewer people who know about this kind of thing, the better."

As they spoke, Kisuke Urahara noticed that Captain-Commander Yamamoto looked rather grim, and added:

"Of course, this is just a proposal, and there is no coercion involved."

"If Captain Aizen doesn't agree, I'll find someone else."

"However, Captain Aizen is truly the most suitable candidate!"

“There’s no need for such trouble.” Captain-Commander Yamamoto frowned and denied it. “We’ll deal with whatever comes our way. I believe the Shinigami will never lose to the Quincy. There’s no need to resort to such underhanded methods.”

Kisuke Urahara did not respond, his gaze remaining fixed on Aizen's face.

Based on his understanding of Aizen, although he was arrogant and didn't like to show off his strength, he wasn't a bad person at heart and could be considered a good person.

Given his background, he certainly wouldn't refuse such an idea if he knew that Soul Society was facing danger.

When he noticed that Aizen was staring at him, he couldn't help but laugh.

Does this mean they're convinced they'll agree?

However, I am no longer the same as before. With my current strength, there is absolutely no need for me to resort to such underhanded methods when facing Yhwach.

Even if I hadn't entered the White Mist Space and hadn't shared everything with my counterparts in other worlds, I wouldn't necessarily have lost to Yhwach, would I?

"Since Captain Urahara has already put it this way, then, in order not to waste your efforts of the past few decades, I—reject!"

"Huh...? Oh dear... this is really unexpected."

Kisuke Urahara chuckled dryly a few times, thinking to himself:

I can't believe I misjudged Captain Aizen. I thought he wouldn't refuse, but now I'm speechless.

"May I ask Captain Aizen why he refused? If it's because I acted on my own initiative, I can apologize."

"Who wants your apology, which is cheaper than dirt? Keep it for yourself."

Aizen chuckled and spoke again:

"The reason I refused is because there's no need to do so. Is a mere Yhwach worth me going undercover to gather intelligence? Captain Urahara, there's a limit to how much you can underestimate someone, isn't there?"