That's irrelevant.

Having learned from the previous experience of rebuilding Hell's Chaos, the efficiency would likely be much higher if done again.

Speaking of which, how many times has the team's dormitory been rebuilt over the years?

Yamamoto quickly made a mental calculation.

Internal strife within the Shihōin family, betrayal of the Zanpakutō, betrayal of the Tsunayashiro family, destruction of the Abyss, the chaos of Hell, and this latest disturbance of the spirit remains.

In addition, there are various other things caused by Narakuku, such as the collapse of dojos, the destruction of training grounds, and so on.

Yamamoto was surprised to find that he had lost count of how many times it had happened.

Even the first team's barracks have been rebuilt countless times.

This is still the fewest times.

Thinking of this, he glared fiercely at the traitor beside him.

Nai Luokong: "..."

Why do I suddenly feel like he shouldn't be here?

Yamamoto angrily continued flipping through the files and soon came across information related to the Sixth Ward.

The Oda family, the Kaede family, the Fukada family...

Several important members of both lower and upper noble classes were replaced by spirit corpses, given the extremely serious harm they could cause to the Seireitei and even the Soul Society.

The relevant personnel were hereby executed, and the specific evidence is as follows...

Presenter: Mayuri Kurotsuchi, Captain of the 12th Division of the New Gotei 13.

Seemingly noticing what Yamamoto was looking at, Genjiro Oki added from the side:

"It's a bit strange, but most of the spirit clones that Captain Nie identified were nobles who had committed all sorts of evil deeds, but there was no concrete evidence against them."

"However, according to the detection provided by the covert operations, Captain Nebula does not seem to have wronged them."

Nai Luokong: "..."

I remembered.

Previously, Aizen said that after eliminating the 46 Chambers, he specifically borrowed Mayuri Kurotsuchi, saying that he had a special mission for him to carry out.

So that's where he was waiting.

Yamamoto wasn't stupid; after all, he was an old man who had lived for thousands of years. He quickly figured out the key to the matter, and his face immediately darkened.

It must be that bastard who abused his power for personal gain.

Taking advantage of the chaos in Soul Society, they directly targeted those nobles for whom there was no evidence.

If they dare to break the rules against the nobles this time, won't they target the Forty-Six Chambers next time?

Although the intention was good, we must not condone this!

Yamamoto narrowed his eyes, staring intently at the traitor beside him.

"Kid, what do you think?"

Naraku grinned and said frankly:

"It's all Shadow Wolf's fault!"

Chapter 322 is too slow.

"Stop talking nonsense!"

Yamamoto glared at Nairoku with annoyance, "Don't think I don't know your little schemes."

What utter nonsense about Shadow Wolf's fault.

Even if it was Shadow Wolf Sasuke who did it, he must be surnamed Naraku!

Naraku Kagerou!

Although he was fully aware of the intricacies involved, Yamamoto still didn't say anything.

Some things are as light as four ounces on a scale, but as heavy as a thousand pounds on a scale.

If Naruto loses his current prestige within the Seireitei and is actually accused of slaughtering nobles, it will likely trigger an even more serious upheaval than it is now.

Putting aside the new Gotei 13 that this kid created, even the current Gotei 13 has countless members and even captains who hold him in high esteem.

In the eyes of some captains, Naraku was even better than him, the captain-commander.

If they were to choose between this kid and the nobles, Yamamoto was 100% certain that the group would side with Naraku Sora.

Besides, nobody has any evidence, right?

Considering that these nobles were all bad people, and compared to them, Naraku Sora was a good kid, Yamamoto simply stopped worrying about it.

"Let bygones be bygones, I won't hold it against you."

"But there must never be a next time!"

Narakuku grinned and nodded.

This old man has a sharp tongue but a soft heart. He always says it's the last time, but when it really comes down to it, he'll still stand firmly on his side.

As for whether there will be a next time, that depends on whether those high-ranking nobles know what's good for them.

Seeing this, Yamamoto snorted coldly and continued:

"Alright, if you have nothing else to say, get lost. I get annoyed just looking at you."

"There's one more thing."

"You're in charge of Shadow Wolf Zuo. If anything goes wrong, you'll be held responsible!"

Narakuku nodded and turned to leave the barracks.

Watching his departing figure, Yamamoto slowly opened his slightly narrowed eyes, a deep look flashing in them.

"Genjiro, do you really think he can shoulder the heavy responsibility of protecting Seireitei?"

Upon hearing this, Okiya Genjiro, who had been standing guard nearby, paused for a moment, remained silent for a long time, and finally shook his head gently:

"I do not know either."

"Lord Naraku is very capable and talented. Although he acts somewhat impulsively, his intuition is often very accurate, and he can pinpoint the crux of many events."

"Most importantly, Lord Naraku is like a link that connects all the forces in Soul Society."

"Although there has been frequent turmoil in recent years, I can sense that the Seireitei and even the Soul Society are more vibrant than before Lord Naraku joined the party."

Yamamoto nodded, his expression softening considerably.

Genjiro Okiga spent almost as much time by his side as Chojiro Sasakibe.

Moreover, he is calm and steady in his work, and has a unique perspective, making him a rare and indispensable right-hand man.

"After the betrayals of the Araki and Tsunayo families in recent years, the conflicts of interest among the nobles, and the chaos caused by the rebel army, I have come to a profound understanding of one thing—"

Yamamoto closed the file, his gaze somber.

That is, the human heart is never satisfied.

"As the head of the five noble families, Tsunayoshi's power surpasses that of the Forty-Six Houses, and only the remaining four noble families can restrain him."

"Their status is so high that even the laws of Soul Society cannot restrain them."

"Even so, they are still not satisfied with the status quo and hope to gain more, even to replace the Spirit King and become the supreme being in the Three Realms."

"The same applies to other nobles."

"In order to seize more profits, they resorted to any means, which led to a lot of chaos."

"The reason I don't bother with them is because I have too many concerns. The various forces are intertwined and interconnected, and a single move can affect the whole situation."

Upon hearing this, a hint of surprise flashed in Genjiro Oki's eyes.

Yamamoto sighed deeply, a hint of relief appearing on his face.

"But that kid is different."

"Although they outwardly abide by the law, they are actually lawless and don't care about the consequences at all. They even dared to kill Tsunayoshiro, so what wouldn't they dare to do?"

"If Naraku Kuro succeeds as Captain-Commander, given his personality, he will surely bring immeasurable reforms to Soul Society."

"I'm really looking forward to that day."

Genjiro Okiya remained silent for a moment.

After the conversation, he suddenly remembered something rather strange and was unsure whether to tell Yamamoto Akira.

After a brief moment of thought, Genjiro Okiya raised his head and said seriously:

"Lord Genryusai, just as the Reikai turmoil began, the First Division received a secret order from the Ritsu-tei, which clearly stated that Lord Naraku should be listed as a traitorous Shinigami and a rebel."

"Once their whereabouts are discovered, they shall be killed without exception."

Yamamoto: "?"

Seeing his old subordinate's serious expression, the old man blinked and suddenly felt a pain in his liver.

After everything that's happened, how dare those idiots still have such inappropriate thoughts?

Seeing that Yamamoto remained silent, Genjiro continued:

"However, after issuing this secret order, the 46th Chamber did not issue any other orders, seemingly unconcerned about the turmoil outside."

Upon hearing this, Yamamoto seemed to realize something, and his expression changed drastically:

"Oh no, Room 46!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the old man vanished from the executive room and headed straight for the underground council chamber.

Although no one was allowed to enter the council chamber without the orders of the 46th Chamber, the Grim Reaper guards obediently opened the door when they saw Yamamoto's unfriendly gaze.

Then I saw corpses lying haphazardly on the seats, their thick blood already congealed.

Upon seeing this, Yamamoto's face darkened, and the temperature inside the council chamber soared.

What a despicable bastard!

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