Bleach: Watch Closely, This Is How You Use a Zanpakutō novel Chapter 228

Chapter 228 - 228: Fierce Sister

Kisuke Urahara instinctively shook his head. Something told him this kid was about to drag him into another troublesome mess.

I'm busy too, you know!

"You're seriously not bored? I really misjudged you, Kisuke Urahara. I thought you were a man on my level, but clearly, you've still got a long way to go."

Masatsuki Aozaki let out a dramatic sigh.

"But whatever. As long as I'm bored, that's all that matters. I have a... no, an entire series of games I want you to help me create."

"Games? A series of games?"

At the mention of games, Urahara's interest immediately piqued.

Masatsuki had no talent for scientific research, but every now and then, he came up with some genuinely interesting ideas.

And entertainment? That was something worth backing without hesitation!

Seeing that Urahara was hooked, Masatsuki launched into an animated explanation.

"It's a role-playing video game series..."

"A new type of game, huh? That does sound interesting." Urahara stroked his chin, nodding in approval. "Final Fantasy, huh? That's a solid name."

"Actually, I've got a bunch of other ideas too. Once you finish this one, I'll tell you about the rest."

Masatsuki's eyes gleamed with excitement.

In his past life, he had played through hundreds of games—not just for fun, but as a serious connoisseur.

Red Dead Redemption, Monster Hunter, Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, Elden Ring... and of course, Resident Evil—he had to bring them all into existence.

The plan was simple: he provided the ideas, and Urahara handled the execution. A perfect partnership.

"No problem. Leave it to me." Urahara gave a confident nod. "Though, I've never done anything like this before, so I can only promise to try my best."

Anything related to having fun was right up his alley. The moment he got into it, his entire body practically radiated motivation.

"Good, I'll leave it in your hands, Kisuke." Masatsuki nodded, a bit excited himself.

If he became truly invincible one day—free from all threats and worries—what would be left to do?

Spending every single day with women? That sounded boring as hell.

"Masatsuki... Since I'm doing you this favor, how about returning one for me?"

Urahara casually draped an arm over Masatsuki's shoulders, pulling him off to a quiet corner.

"What do you mean, doing me a favor? This is mutual benefit, don't act like I don't know what kind of person you are."

Masatsuki shot him a look of disdain.

They'd known each other for years. Who was he trying to fool?

Honestly, Masatsuki wouldn't be surprised if Urahara ended up more addicted to gaming than he did.

"...Fine, tell me what it is first. I'll think about it."

"I... I want you to keep that thing safe for me."

Urahara raised an eyebrow, his voice low and cryptic.

Masatsuki's eyes narrowed.

"That thing? And why would I need to hold onto it?"

He already knew what Urahara was talking about—the Hōgyoku.

Urahara still didn't know its true name. Up until now, he had treated it like his personal treasure, keeping it hidden away and only bringing it out for the occasional experiment.

So why the sudden decision to hand it over?

"You know as well as I do how dangerous that thing is. It's not safe with me. I need you to keep it for me."

Kisuke Urahara spoke in a hushed voice.

"Why me?" Masatsuki Aozaki asked, narrowing his eyes.

Urahara took a deep breath.

"If I'm not mistaken, your current strength is on par with the Captain-Commander, right? Tell me—where in this world could possibly be safer than by your side?"

Masatsuki let out a dramatic sigh.

"To think I hid my power so well, yet you still saw through it..."

He shook his head.

"As expected, I shine as brilliantly as the sun in the sky—no matter how much I try to hide, I simply cannot be ignored."

Urahara shot him a look of pure disdain.

That said, he had to admit—Masatsuki wasn't exactly wrong.

Whether it was his personality, appearance, or sheer talent, Masatsuki was someone no one could simply overlook.

"But since you've so sincerely begged me, I suppose I can reluctantly agree to do you this favor."

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