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Please help me find some stronger opponents!

As mentioned before, although the Gotei 13 is quite large, the number of people who can unleash their Zanpakuto and are quite willing to fight is ultimately not many.

Moreover, Matsushita Yusuke is still a graduate student, so making an invitation rashly would most likely be misunderstood as a 'provocation'.

If someone is willing to act as a go-between, then the unnecessary explanation step can be eliminated.

The two left the area of ​​the Fifth Division and headed in the expected direction.

Of course, Aizen Sousuke also made a final confirmation along the way.

"Are you really going to do this, Matsushita-kun?"

Aizen Sousuke gently pushed up his glasses, his expression becoming slightly serious.

"Although theoretically you can complete your training over there, you should also understand... those people are not easy to get along with."

The latter pondered for a moment, scratched the back of his head, and nodded.

"Hmm, I think... let's arrange it like this. After all, I'm not one to just honestly cultivate; if there's a loophole... why not?"

"Hehe, mediocre people don't understand what it means to exploit loopholes."

Aizen Sousuke also seemed to approve.

So... that's all I have to say; there's no point in saying more.

"Let's go, our destination is quite remote."

Speaking of this, Matsushita Yusuke was also a little curious.

"Who are the people that you found for me, Aizen-sensei?"

Aizen Sousuke crossed his arms, pondered for a moment, and then revealed a thoughtful expression.

"Hmm? Let me think... are they a group of people I can still trust?"

"...???"

What is that thing?

Unable to voice the question aloud, he simply waited for Aizen Sousuke to lead him to a relatively remote location.

Although theoretically located within the Seireitei, this area is far from the residential areas of nobles, and even commoners rarely appear in these places.

Despite being the center of Soul Society, this place is as desolate as the Rukongai outside.

What kind of experts could be here?

Matsushita Yusuke looked around, observing the passersby, and noticed that they all seemed to be in a hurry. It was as if they were afraid of being watched by something... Everyone had an indescribable sense of fear.

Why is everyone acting like they've seen a ghost?

"We've arrived, Matsushita-kun."

The latter looked in the direction of the sound and saw the two people standing in front of a towering gate.

A plaque lay across the top, its 'identity' indicated by words.

'Eleventh Division Base'.

Holy crap!!!

It's the Eleventh Division?!

Matsushita Yusuke's eyes widened slightly, but before he could speak, he heard Aizen Sousuke beside him say with a smile.

"So, Matsushita-kun, do you remember this squad?"

It's not surprising that this problem exists.

Because the nature of the Eleventh Division is quite unique...

Unlike other squads, it recruits students through open examinations.

This squad doesn't follow the recruitment route of the Spirit Arts Academy... it only accepts all kinds of thugs from the outside world.

Yes, the literal sense of 'thugs'.

Murder and arson are no big deal in Rukongai. As long as they are strong enough and can pass some special test, they can transform into members of the 13th Division in the true sense.

Because it doesn't recruit publicly, there's very little explanation about it within the Spiritual Arts Academy, so many people tend to keep their distance from it.

Of course, the Gotei 13 is not exactly a benevolent organization either.

A thousand years ago, when Yamamoto was still able to wield a sword... the Gotei 13 were the epitome of evil forces.

They wielded their swords and hacked their way from the east to the west of Seireitei without even blinking.

Although a thousand years of accumulation and refinement have passed, and the Gotei 13 has been "whitewashed" in many ways, ultimately, their basic nature remains the same...

The Eleventh Division is the most compelling proof of this.

They are in charge of combat, focusing on close-quarters fighting, and stand out as extremely different from the other squads...

"A purely violent organization... If they are students of a spiritual arts academy, shouldn't that be the kind of explanation they receive?"

Aizen Sousuke added with a smile.

"Actually, this is also a kind of prejudice. The Soul Society itself is not a very benevolent ecosystem. The idea of ​​survival of the fittest is quite prevalent in Rukongai."

Relatively speaking, this applies only to the more restrained Seireitei...

"People need to be distinguished by their status and behavior, and be categorized as noble or lowly, which is why they behaved much more 'gentle'."

But in the final analysis...

They're all the same thing.

"Uh, well... I'm actually not worried about that."

Yusuke Matsushita wiped the fine sweat from his forehead and forced a smile.

The Gotei 13 is a violent organization? He already knew this cliché, so it wasn't surprising at all.

But that's not what Yusuke Matsushita was afraid of at all.

It is Kenpachi, who is a descendant of the Eleventh Division.

As mentioned before, the Eleventh Division has a rather unique nature, and its captain is the best among them.

Each captain of the Eleventh Division changes his name, keeping his surname while changing his given name to "Kenpachi".

On the one hand, it is to emphasize internal inheritance, and on the other hand, it is to illustrate the bloody nature of this name in a very intuitive way.

—The title of Kenpachi is taken from the hands of the previous generation.

Without a doubt, this is a special squad stained with blood and brutality... and now that he has come to this place, Matsushita Yusuke can't help but recall Kenpachi Zaraki from the original work.

This guy is strong, really strong.

He was registered as a special combatant in the Thousand-Year Blood War arc and achieved a remarkable record.

If I wait until I'm fully developed, it wouldn't be a big deal to touch it then. But right now, this is all I'm capable of...

Hiss~ Wait a minute.

Following behind Aizen Sousuke, Matsushita Yusuke stepped through the doors of the Eleventh Division and suddenly realized what was happening.

At this time, at this point in time...

The captain of the 11th Division shouldn't be Zaraki.

So who is it now?

Before my thoughts could settle, a deep and rugged voice rang out.

"Oh, you're looking for me?"

060: What have you done to this team?!

This commotion was completely unfamiliar.

Yusuke Matsushita looked up and saw a broad-shouldered figure sitting in the distance, half of his body shrouded in shadow, making it impossible to see his face.

Yusuke Matsushita couldn't even see his face clearly.

"Hey, weren't you here to see me? Why are you standing so far away? Come here."

The man greeted him.

The crowd surrounding him stood up and urged him on.

"The captain is calling you!"

"Can't you hear me, you bastard?!"

"Are you underestimating us, you bastard!"

These people are like monsters on the way to the boss, the kind that the modeler is too lazy to even show them. They all use the same model and look almost like identical twins.

And what kind of trashy comments are these...?

Suppressing his urge to complain, Matsushita Yusuke glanced to his side.

Aizen Sousuke remained calm and looked at Matsushita Yusuke, nodding slightly in affirmation.

There doesn't seem to be anything particularly noteworthy... so let's go!

The two walked forward side by side.

Taking this opportunity, Matsushita Yusuke briefly looked around and found that the internal environment of the Eleventh Division was quite different from that of the Fifth Division.

The decoration here emphasizes simplicity.

Not only are most of the outlines made of wood, but many of them also show signs of disrepair over the years... Is it due to a shortage of funds? It even seems like Matsushita Yusuke hasn't taken good care of it.

The place where the two were walking at this moment was also a 'one-way path' similar to a dojo.

There were many soldiers sitting on both sides who looked rather abnormal...

Compared to other members of the Gotei 13, the people here lack that sense of professionalism; instead, they have more of a roguish and carefree attitude.

There are quite a few people who don't dress properly.

In addition...

The closer Matsushita Yusuke got, the more his brows furrowed.

It has an odor.

It wasn't the bloody or rusty smell, but rather the stench of urine that you often smell in public betas... Although it might sound a bit rude, the smell was indeed quite pungent.

Matsushita Yusuke glanced at the Shinha armor worn by these people.

He quickly understood why—as everyone knows, this thing was essentially a garment that evolved from culottes.

It is a traditional Japanese outfit.

Because the lower body clothing is relatively loose, many people are actually too lazy to take off their belts when using the toilet, and will take them off first.

Instead, you just flick it upwards and that's it.

While this approach is theoretically much more convenient, it also creates many obvious problems.

Inevitably, something will get stuck on it...

The members of the Eleventh Division, who are known for their rough and unrefined personalities, don't care much about cleanliness, so asking them to do laundry is out of the question.

Over time.

The smell was like the urinal in a dry latrine; it brewed and fermented, not only separating into layers but also starting to spoil...

Many elderly people are disliked and are called "old people smelly," partly because it is indeed inconvenient for older people to pay attention to personal hygiene.

On the other hand, these strange habits piled up together, eventually creating an odor bomb.

It has high lethality.

Thinking about it this way, Matsushita Yusuke's expression turned much uglier.

This isn't some Eleventh Division barracks, it's more like a latrine...

Even visible to the naked eye.

Aizen Sousuke's expression also became somewhat subtly disgusted.

Both of them are the type who pay a lot of attention to their appearance and dressing up, and they reached a consensus on this matter.