Chapter 637

So, as long as you tell the people of Ishgall that Aizen may not have been fully sealed, and later show signs that Aizen has appeared in other worlds, that will be enough.

Looking at Urahara Kisuke, the people of Ishgall did not disbelieve him— they simply found these things too hard to accept.

After all, at their current level, they could not understand how Aizen could cross into other worlds, nor could they fully grasp the concept of "worlds" itself.

"Why are you so certain Aizen has truly left? What evidence do you have?"

Looking at Natsu, Urahara Kisuke's eyes held a trace of doubt—he did not believe any other world existed; for him, this world was already vast enough, the entirety of all lands.

Seeing Natsu's expression, Urahara Kisuke shook his head, his eyes filled with pity for the ignorant.

"Actually, even if you refuse to acknowledge other worlds, it doesn't matter—given your short lifespans, you couldn't research anything meaningful anyway. But you must understand: even this world you inhabit is not merely a single space."

"If one world can contain many spaces, doesn't that prove that beyond a world, just as beyond a space, lies something even vaster and boundless?"

Hearing Urahara Kisuke's words, the people of Ishgall fell silent—such a thing was not impossible.

But for them, the concept of other worlds was entirely new, and they could not simply affirm it outright.

Watching the people of Ishgall, Urahara Kisuke shook his head again and picked up the machine from the ground.

"How dull—you people are still so ignorant and foolish. If that's the case, I won't bother inviting you."

As Urahara Kisuke turned to leave, Makarov called out to him.

"Mr. Urahara, although we do not believe this is certainly true, we cannot let Aizen remain alive in some other place, waiting for the moment he returns to seek revenge."

"So even if it isn't true, we must believe it—but we cannot send everyone to another world, as that would severely damage Ishgall. Therefore, we've decided to send a few Magic Guilds. Is that acceptable?"

"It's acceptable—but you must send someone capable of suppressing these creatures. I cannot guarantee there are no dangers on the other side, so you must remain calm."

Looking at Makarov, Urahara Kisuke instinctively adjusted his glasses on the bridge of his nose, his voice carrying a hint of coldness.

Seeing Urahara Kisuke's demeanor, Makarov felt helpless—he had originally planned to extract more information through other means, but Natsu's interruption had ruined everything; not only could he not pry out anything, but even continuing the conversation with Urahara Kisuke had become unfavorable.

So no matter what, Makarov had to ensure at least some people accompanied the Shinigami to the so-called other world.

"In that case, I will go with you. This world can do without me, but all other members of the Ten Saint must remain behind—only then can Ishgall maintain stability."

Looking at Makarov, the people of Ishgall nodded—they knew someone capable of restraining Natsu had to accompany him, for no one else could control Natsu except Makarov.

Looking at Makarov, Urahara Kisuke nodded in satisfaction and turned to Yamamoto Genryūsai and Hyōrinmaru.

"Then, Captain-Commander, Hyōrinmaru—will you accompany me?"

"We two are not suitable—the Zero Division and the Thirteen Court Guard Squads still need our management. But squad captains may go with you; after all, ordinary people cannot capture Aizen."

Watching Urahara Kisuke, Yamamoto Genryūsai and Hyōrinmaru shook their heads—in truth, Lin Cheng also did not want them to rush to another world too quickly.

(Is it done?) Even if we later need the combat power of Yamamoto Genryūsai and Hyōrinmaru, we can always "summon" them then.

"In that case, I have no objections. The device still needs to absorb energy and accumulate enough before it can activate."

"Before then, you may go handle your own affairs in the Human Kingdom. Three days from now, I will come to you personally—rest assured."

Looking at the people of Ishgall, Urahara Kisuke nodded—now was not yet the best time to send them directly to another world; he would depart in three days.