On the way to Satomi Hill Villa, Soji gave his three disciples a rough overview of Kurama Yakumo's situation.
Although Soji had not had much contact with Kurama Yakumo in this life,
the powerful spiritual strength accumulated over two lifetimes had left him with a deep impression of the Naruto anime he had watched in his previous life.
Therefore, Soji basically understood Kurama Yakumo's situation.
Because she had fled from reality and denied the world, a powerful Inner Demon—Ido—had been born!
This was a difficult problem that even the Third Hokage had found troublesome.
In the original story, Kurama Yakumo had eventually recovered the memories she had forgotten, rediscovered herself, and then voluntarily killed Inner Demon Ido.
However, with that, the power belonging to Inner Demon Ido had also vanished.
While this meant Kurama Yakumo would no longer be bewitched by Inner Demon Ido, it also meant she had killed a part of herself.
Thus, after killing Inner Demon Ido, Kurama Yakumo's once-terrifying genjutsu ability was gone.
In other words, what Kurama Yakumo had killed was not only Inner Demon Ido, but also a portion of her own power.
In Soji's eyes now, that method of handling things was not the optimal solution.
If they wanted to save Kurama Yakumo while allowing her to retain her current strength, then having her fuse with Inner Demon Ido's power again was the best choice.
As things stood, Inner Demon Ido was equivalent to Kurama Yakumo's dark side.
If Inner Demon Ido devoured Kurama Yakumo, the situation would become very bad.
But if Kurama Yakumo devoured Inner Demon Ido, while there would be some risk, the benefits would absolutely outweigh the drawbacks.
At the very least, in that case, Kurama Yakumo's own consciousness could take the upper hand, and her strength could be