The Pursuit of Mastery

As months turned into years, Aizen's eleventh birthday marked a turning point. With his grandfather's permission, he could now roam freely, unrestricted by supervision. His physical strength matched that of a first-grade sorcerer, a testament to his rapid development. Yet, beneath the surface, his grandfather sensed that Aizen harbored secrets. Despite this, he cherished Aizen above all else.

The outside world beckoned, but Aizen yearned for more strength, aspiring to rival figures like Toji, Gojo, and Sukuna. His time magic, though formidable, needed further development beyond decay, rewind, and chronostasis.

In the decay technique, Aizen accelerated the time of those he touched by a factor of 10 to the power of 5. However, limitations persisted, requiring prolonged contact for effective use. Rewind allowed him to reverse time, while chronostasis rendered individuals immovable but mentally active. Aizen recognized the need for more versatile applications.

To delve into deeper phenomena, research became imperative, and research required substantial funding. Recognizing the need for a degree to access resources, Aizen, with his exceptional intellect, set his sights on the United States for greater liberty. His decision, communicated to his grandfather, came with a reminder to check in regularly and pursue his desires.

The pursuit of mastery beckoned, and Aizen ventured into a realm where time, intellect, and ambition converged on a path of limitless possibilities.