Bleach: Watch Closely, This Is How You Use a Zanpakutō

For a long time afterward, Masatsuki Aozaki continued his monotonous and uneventful routine.

Each day was the same—either overseeing the Arrancar transformation process for the Menos of Hueco Mundo or indulging in leisurely affairs with the female Arrancar.

Life was repetitive, dull to the extreme.

In truth, there was little that required his attention.

With Aizen, Kaname Tōsen, and the Arrancar maintaining order, Hueco Mundo was practically at peace.

Thanks to the relentless efforts of Aizen and the Arrancar, the reconstruction of Las Noches was progressing at an astonishing pace and was now nearing completion.

Masatsuki Aozaki frequently wandered the construction site, offering unsolicited critiques and comments on the progress.

On occasion, when the mood struck him, he would personally step in and make adjustments to certain designs.

For instance, to commemorate his unrivaled achievement in unifying Hueco Mundo, he once ordered Aizen to construct two massive statues at the entrance of Las Noches—one on each side—each holding a sword pointed toward the sky, a grand display of his magnificence.

Upon hearing this, Aizen was utterly speechless.

Without hesitation, he flatly refused.