Whether Itachi Uchiha told him or not made little difference to Noah. With a soul that powerful, was Noah really supposed to fear that genjutsu could affect him?
Still, Noah was genuinely curious about what these two intended to do. The Uchiha clan's collective ending up in the World of the Dead in the original story had truly been regrettable.
The few surviving Uchiha had shown the world just how terrifying the clan was. To Noah, living Uchiha were far better than a completely wiped-out Uchiha clan.
Even if the Uchiha clan were wiped out, Noah could find a way to sneak in later and look for ninjutsu records. But after holding himself back for seven years, Noah could not stand it anymore. Besides, how could written materials compare to a living ninja teaching him firsthand?
Of course, if Noah failed, the worst outcome would probably be death. Noah had prepared for that as well. It would be embarrassing to crash and burn in a universe like this, but even if his body died, there did not seem to be any problem with his soul.
On top of that, Noah's current physique made him very hard to kill. He had spent nearly seven years studying Holy Light and dark power; he was no joke. In a fight, Noah might be a little brother, but when it came to staying alive, he might just be a king.
Now that Noah had exposed him, Itachi Uchiha stopped hiding. He slowly stepped out of the shadows. Even though he wore Anbu attire and a mask, Noah still recognized him.
However, with his appearance, Shisui Uchiha's expression turned even more serious. He had originally thought Noah was joking, but now it seemed that was not the case at all. This kid really did possess